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Cultural Infusion

Locality: Collingwood, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9412 3666

Address: Wellington Street 3066 Collingwood, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.culturalinfusion.org.au/

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24.01.2022 Today is the FINAL DAY to vote in the 2021 Pro Bono Impact 25 Awards. Peter Mousaferiadis, Founder & CEO of #CulturalInfusion is one of the nominees being recognised for his tireless dedication to achieving positive social change, both throughout Australia and internationally. Cultural Infusion’s Diversity Atlas is a unique diversity data analysis platform that provides insight into the cultural and demographic diversity within an organisation enabling teams to measure, u...nderstand and tell their diversity stories for better inclusion and valuing of their cultural identity. Hurry, there's still time to support Peter! Simply follow the link below and check the boxes of the leaders who have your vote: https://www.pbaimpact.com Thank you. #2021IMPACT25!

18.01.2022 Congratulations to Maximo Plo Seco on being one of Nova Talent's 111 "Spanish #youth best prepared to lead the future of Spain" in the Social Impact category. With over 1500 nominees, it is a huge achievement and we're all very proud! See all the Social Impact winners here: https://bit.ly/38bD1Mq

17.01.2022 Maximo Plo Seco, Europe’s Director of Operations for Cultural Infusion and Diversity Atlas, has been nominated to Nova Talent’s 111 List, which honours the most talented young leaders aged 25-35 from Sweden and Spain who are making a positive impact in their communities and society at large. Nova is a global by-invitation-only top-talent network that connects high potential individuals amongst themselves and with the best professional opportunities. Its goal is to develop t...he potential and accelerate the careers of its 10,500 members across 72 countries. Nova’s verticals for the 111 List include: Telco & Media, Tech, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Politics & Public Sector, Management Consulting, Entrepreneurship & Startups, Financial Services, Real Estate & Investment, Engineering & Energy, Social Impact, and Marketing & Advertising. The voting jury is formed by Novas of recognised prestige in their verticals and by industry experts and leaders, in a transparent process to guarantee the highest quality among members of the list. Nominated in the Social Impact vertical, 2020 saw Madrid-based Máximo facilitate a highly successful workshop for Nova members about diversity and inclusion, moderate the online forum for ongoing discussion, and mentor three young professionals. As part of his work with Diversity Atlas, he also mapped the diversity of the Weaving Lab and delivered a Justice, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (JEDI) training, and mapped diversity for the Global Activation of Intention and Action (GAIA) Journey of the Presencing Institute Congratulations on being nominated Máximo!

17.01.2022 ATTENTION Prep - Year 12 TEACHERS in VICTORIA Friday, February 26 is Chinese Lantern Festival, which marks the end of the Lunar New Year festivities. Come even...ing, people head out to parks to look at the moon, send up flying paper lanterns, and enjoy an outdoor meal with family and friends. Paper lantern making is an ancient tradition in China and a much loved way of celebrating this day. Cultural Presenter Ting offers a hands-on workshop where students can create their own colourful paper lanterns and use Chinese calligraphy to decorate them. This workshop will also teach students about the history, symbolism and uses of the lanterns in festivals and celebrations across China. View Ting's workshop here and call now to schedule this program for your class. #lunarnewyear #culturalharmony

08.01.2022 If you haven't had the chance to book your ticket to the "Sharing the Story of Mungo" webinar this Friday 5 March, now is the time to do so! We look forward to seeing you there. Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/sharing-the-story-of-mungo- Cultural Infusion

04.01.2022 Teachers delivering Australian History and Indigenous Educators are invited Reconciliation Victoria and Cultural Infusion for a very special look at the story of Lake Mungo and it's importance for all Australians. Join Mutthi Mutthi and Wemba Wemba woman Aunty Vicky Clark, Geologist and Climate Scientist Prof Jim Bowler, along with Mungo Explorer Creator Jenny Bowler and Reconciliation Victoria’s Lisa Moloney, to discuss their connection to Mungo and it's importance to us al...l. The Mungo Explorer resource has helped many teachers across Australia incorporate Indigenous history and stories into their curriculum, enabling more awareness and reflective learning regarding Australia's true History. Hear more about the deep history of Lake Mungo and reflect together on this significant site of natural and cultural heritage. This story; the reemergence of Mungo Lady and Mungo Man changed our nation, rewrote the history books and affirmed the survival of the oldest living cultures. The session will then focus on learning about the importance of Mungo for students and how the digital resource, Mungo Explorer can be introduced across different levels of History and Geography, incorporating cross-curriculum priorities and general capabilites. There are limited places available for this webinar and it is likely to sell out fast, so make sure you book your ticket today! You can sign up for the webinar here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/sharing-the-story-of-mungo-