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25.01.2022 Songs of Healing are an important part of the journey towards Reconciliation in today's Australia, and on Sorry Day 2020 we would share the Ngangkarri Women’s Group message of strength, resilience and healing sung for Stolen Generations, families and communities. National Sorry Day is a day for commemoration, mourning, reflection and reconciliation. It marks 23 years since the Bringing Them Home Report which was tabled in conjunction with the National Inquiry into the separat...ion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families and communities. Read more from the Healing Foundation: https://healingfoundation.org.au/2020/05/25/sorry-day-2020/ https://youtu.be/isUlEK0bB9A
25.01.2022 https://www.linkedin.com//hearing-voices-tomorrows-elder/
24.01.2022 In the cultural healing journey, this is a significant step. An important step forward. https://www.sbs.com.au//historic-moment-queensland-now-rec... #culturalhealing
23.01.2022 This is an interesting, and welcomed, development, as reported by the NIRS - National Indigenous Radio Service: Non-Indigenous retailer YARN Projects has apologised and withdrawn a claim to trademark the word Tidda after more than 13,000 people signed a petition titled ‘Stop Trademarking Culture.’ Tidda is an Aboriginal word meaning Sister, Aunty or Mentor and can also be used when referring to female friends.... The change.org petition started by Yarli Creative states: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should continue to have the rights to use our languages and not have this taken away from us, especially by non-Aboriginal people. The initial claim was lodged on the 2nd of June 2019 but as of July 27 2020 a withdrawal notice had been lodged with IP Australia. YARN projects issued a formal apology on their website which reads I apologise for the hurt this has caused the Indigenous community. Read more: https://nirs.org.au//application-to-trademark-tidda-unsuc/
22.01.2022 AIDA Vice President Shannon Springer will be speaking on National Indigenous Radio Service show Talkblack with Trendy Trev this week! Hosted Monday-Friday between 11am and 12pm, you can tune into Talkblack on 98.7FM or check out the livestream on https://nirs.org.au/get-live-streaming/
19.01.2022 IWC and Kultchafi deliver Reconciliation in Action every day, and this initiative is outstanding. Sharing knowledge is a key part of the journey to Reconciliation.
18.01.2022 This is Reconciliation in Action.
17.01.2022 The #didgeridoo is a marvel when it comes to creating music and mood. It also captures the sound and movement of #Australian #native #creatures such as the #kangaroo, #kookaburra and #snake. In this video, taken at the IWC complex in #Bundaberg, Byron Broome of the Taribelang Cultural Aboriginal Corporation takes us through the #Aussie #bush by didgeridoo Sharing culture is one of the ways Cultural Healing and true Reconciliation is delivered across our communities https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otbt9YIU5O4&t=102s
16.01.2022 The work of Aboriginal community-driven organisations such as IWC is to be commended. They deliver Reconciliation in Action every day, and partner with Kultchafi Services to deliver Cultural Healing services across Australia.
16.01.2022 Here's a first that is building bridges between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples ... through the comic book arena. Because, in a first in Suicide Squad's 33-year history, there is an Aboriginal Australian superhero. According to the ABC, Thylacine is the first Indigenous Australian character ever in Suicide Squad, a fictional supervillain team published by DC Comics. The character has night vision, heightened senses, lethal combat skills, Batman-like stealth, and a steel...y suffer-no-fools gaze. https://www.abc.net.au//aboriginal-superhero-thyl/12136148 #equality #equity #reconciliation #superhero #suicidesquad
15.01.2022 It's Reconciliation Week 2020, and we are sharing cultural wisdom, knowledge and resources across our community at www.iwc.org.au. Today, we share directly an i...nterview with Traditional Owner / Elder Uncle Willy Broome, who was interviewed by IWC's Alasdair Young at the recent Lighting of the Screens event at the IWC Complex. https://youtu.be/4mdTUXtTuKk See more
14.01.2022 Reconciliation in Action is delivered in many ways. https://www.abc.net.au//artist-transforms-power-p/12152870
10.01.2022 Healing Circles are therapeutic but not a therapy, motivating participants to deal with their trauma with honesty, integrity, decency and fairness to themselves and others. They are delivered as small groups, and are suitable for men and women, and both Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples. Find out more at www.kultchafi.com.au
09.01.2022 Latest information around COVID for First Nation peoples from the Department of Health: https://www.health.gov.au//key-updates-for-aboriginal-and-
08.01.2022 The Australian Indigenous Doctors' Association has welcomed the signing of the comprehensive National Agreement on Closing the Gap. The announcement today brings the most accountability we’ve seen in an agreement affecting the governments’ treatment of First Nations’ Peoples, said AIDA President Kris Rallah-Baker. By attaching real targets to these priority reforms and involving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the review process the effectiveness of progra...ms targeting health outcomes for our Peoples can be measured. Pat Turner AM, CEO of NACCHO and Co-Chair of the Joint Council, was Lead Convener of the Coalition of Peaks and made the announcement today alongside Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Indigenous Australians Minister Ken Wyatt. https://www.aida.org.au//20/07/AIDA-MEDIA-RELEASE-COP-.pdf
07.01.2022 Congratulations to all involved. To see more about the screens project, go to https://www.iwc.org.au/reconciliation-in-action-1
07.01.2022 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander parents, community members and organisations are invited to join authentic yarns supporting early learning pathways for Bu...ndaberg babies and children up to five years of age. When: Tuesday 15th September 10am-11am Where: Bundaberg Central State School Hall in Woodooma St, Bundaberg (opposite Bundaberg Regional Library) This event is being held by the Education Department. Free to participants. Morning tea will be provided. Book your place by emailing Early Years Coach Kath Campbell at [email protected] or call Kath on 0436 604 256
03.01.2022 We are proud to work with the Taribelang Bunda Elders in Bundaberg region.
02.01.2022 Sharing language as part of wider knowledge is a major part of the journey to true Reconciliation.
02.01.2022 Sharing language is an important way of delivering Cultural Healing and Reconciliation in Action, and in this video Aunty Josie Boyle sings Advance Australia Fair in her traditional language. https://youtu.be/kL1eXvxq34g #advanceaustraliafair #Indigenous #aboriginal #culturalhealing #reconciliation
