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24.01.2022 Join Cecelia from @CulturalInclusions and I on Wednesday night at our Lets Talk About Reconciliation and Why you need a RAP Professional Conversation. You will get tips and a FREE planning tool to guide you on your journey. You can get your ticket by clicking on the link below... #culturalinclusions #whyweneedaRAP #timeforchange #letsstartthisconversation

23.01.2022 #MotivationalMonday we are looking forward to our Professional Conversations coming up..

22.01.2022 Have you got your ticket to the Professional Conversation with Aunty Denise tonight at 7:30pm? It isnt too late to get a ticket, Cecelia and I can not wait.. https://inspired-ec.mykajabi.com/offers/BRfAiw5X/checkout

20.01.2022 Did you know that Vincent Lingiari AM was an Australian Aboriginal rights activist and member of the Gurindji people? In his early life he became a stockman at Wave Hill Station, where the Aboriginal workers were paid only in rations, tobacco and clothing. #Elders #fromlittlethingsbigthingsgrow

19.01.2022 Can you see what I see? This was taken near Nebo in Central QLD on Sunday.. so happy to get this rare shot Some interesting facts about this beautiful bird: The Australian bustard (Ardeotis australis) is a large ground dwelling bird which is common at grassland, woodland and open agricultural country across northern Australia and southern New Guinea. This bustard stands at about one metre (several feet) high, the wingspan is around twice this length. The species is nomadic..., flying to areas when food becomes plentiful, and capable of travelling long distances. They were once widespread and common to open plains of Australia, becoming rare in regions that became populated during the colonisation of Australia. The diet of Ardeotis australis is omnivorous, they mostly consume the fruit or seed of plants, but include invertebrates such crickets or grasshoppers and smaller mammals, birds or reptiles. The species is also commonly referred to as the plains turkey, and in Central Australia as bush turkey, particularly by Aboriginal people who hunt it, although this name may also be used for the Australian brushturkey as well as the orange-footed scrubfowl. See more

18.01.2022 What are you doing for Indigenous Literacy Day? Have you thought about the 4 steps to celebrate this day?

17.01.2022 Thank you to all the Teacher Aides out there, you are appreciated

17.01.2022 Check out this great resource from Riley Callie Resources a wonderful way to introduce Bush Foods to the children, extend the learnings to introduce the plants to your outdoor environment, bring the foods into touch, smell and taste. So many possibilities ... How would you use these cards

17.01.2022 Connecting 2 Country is the best way to pass my Fridays away, thank you Triballink and @culturalinclusions for a good day. #culturalinclusions #triballink #connecting2country

15.01.2022 Dont miss this professional development opportunity, Tickets are available through the Connecting 2 Culture Events or on the Inspired EC website.

14.01.2022 Which quote do you align with on this fine Friday? Me- I like them all but.. Choose a job you love, and you will never work a day in you life is aligning with me today

13.01.2022 Supporting local Aboriginal small business is a good thing to do

13.01.2022 Best session ever, thank you Aunty Denise for sharing your wisdom, knowledge and perspectives with us. Thank you for reminding us all to slow down, to take notice of everything around us, ensure that we take time to model to our children to take notice of the environment around them-notice fallen leaves, feel them, smell them-Loved that#RespectingElders #innerchild #ourmen #identity #aboriginal #TorresStraitIslander #perspectives #MakingChangeHappen #equality

12.01.2022 I came across my Deadly Cards this morning...and decided to post this one. Sundays are the best days to step outside to touch Mother Earth with your Barefeet I love these provocations, give it a go shoes off go outside and ask yourself ... - Can you think of others?

12.01.2022 Love the way that this little one explains the Circle of Life, watch her explain why we should all be super protective of the Whenua.

10.01.2022 This song by Garth Brooks was shared with me this morning We Shall Be Free There are so many messages within it, I had to share Words from Garth Brooks himself There is only One Race thats Mankind and the last thing we notice is the colour of skin and the Earth doesnt belong to us we belong to it and take courage to rise above it all and children are our only hope and God bless the Children there are many more but this one is the best. one race, one peop...le, one world Are there messages that align with you.... #weshallbefree #futureelders #ourchildren

10.01.2022 Lets talk about #intergenerationaltrauma and about the effects that it is still having on families today coming into our Early Learning Centres, Schools and Organisations. We will professionally talk about how we can #makechangehappen together!

08.01.2022 Something to remember as we go into our day

08.01.2022 I was going through old photos on the weekend and came across this oneThis photo was taken over 30 years ago, at Carnarvon Gorge in QLD. This is my Daughter Kara as a toddler, its not until now that I realise our ancestors guided us to this place so long ago. I can remember this day and the overwhelming feeling of being in awe of this beautiful artwork and being so happy to capture this beautiful photo of our little girl being surrounded by Spirit and of her being so happy ...to in this amazing space with her beautiful Ancestors Some information about the Carnarvon Gorge the lands of the Bidjara, Ghungalu, and Garingbal people: Carnarvon Gorge lies within the spectacular and rugged ranges of Queenslands central highlands. Lined with vegetation and fed by the waters of numerous side gorges, Carnarvon Creek winds between towering sandstone cliffs. The gorge is a cool and moist oasis within the dry environment of central Queensland. The fragile aboriginal art on the gorges sandstone walls reflects a rich culture. Ochre stencils of tools, weapons, ornaments and ceremonial objects, as well as engravings and grooves where tools were sharpened provide an insight into the lives of the gorges first people. Text above adapted from http://www.epa.qld.gov.au/parks_and_forests/.

08.01.2022 This doesnt happen everyday I was thrilled to see this deadly site on Friday when driving with my Grandchildren near Middlemount in Central Qld. A beautiful learning moment when we came across Daddy Emu and his baby Chick. Some interesting FACTS-Did you know that: The male incubates eggs for 55 days. He doesnt eat, drink or defecate, and rarely leaves the nest during this time, losing up to 8kg in the process. He stays with the young for two years, defending them and teaching them how to find food. While they walk and forage they softly whistle to each other. The chicks can reproduce at 18 months. Emus live for 5 to 10 years in the wild.

07.01.2022 Look no further if you are looking for books on Bush Tucker...

06.01.2022 This Professional Conversation should not be missed especially if you struggle to build relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in your community or you are not sure where to go or how to take the first steps. Come join us on Saturday morning at 8:30am-10am to get some ideas and tips to start you on your collaboration journey! #letstalkcollaboration

05.01.2022 I will be hosting a Zoom session as part of the Stories from Cherbourg course tonight from 7pm-9pm. This course highlights what Intergenerational Trauma is and why Early Learning Centres, Schools and organisations that work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families need to know that this Trauma didnt happen 200 years ago. This work has came about from my Global Leader project in 2016-2018 and is something that I am very passionate about. There are limited spaces left so grab your ticket from the link below and join me for a professional conversation about our Australian History and the effects that is has had and is still having on families today..

04.01.2022 Thank you for your support everyone, I appreciate you LIKING & FOLLOWING my page

04.01.2022 This is my work view today, up at Mapleton working from Triballink. Keep posted for more views throughout the day.. #culturalinclusions #connecting2culture #torresstraitislanderperspectives #doingthingsdifferently

04.01.2022 This is a piece of art by my granddaughter Sienna Grace she created this as part of this years NAIDOC theme-Always Was Always Will Be - Always Was, Always Will Be. recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. I wanted to share because I am very proud of her, she is one of our future elders and is leading the way #futureelders #alwayswasalwayswillbe

03.01.2022 Hi Everyone, you can grab your tickets NOW in the link below if you would like to join Cecelia from Cultural Inclusions and I this Saturday on our Lets Talk About Collaboration Professional Conversation. We will talk about Collaboration and WHY it is so important when embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives. We will be provide you with FREE tools and resources to support you on your journey. Numbers are limited so dont miss out..

03.01.2022 Have you ordered your Bush Foods Snap Cards from Riley Callie Resources yet?

02.01.2022 Further to my post yesterday morning re: the Carnarvon Gorges beautiful artwork. As I was researching to find information about the Gorge to add to my post I found this article. I was devastated to see that the artwork that was in my photo has been destroyed due to the recycled plastic walkway exploding into flames Apparently this happened in 2018, the article that I found was written in January 2020. Why was this not in the news? Another Aboriginal landmark unavailable for our Future Elders in its original form #whatarewedoing #ancestors #spirit #futureelders #caringformotherearth #caringforcountry #aboriginal #artwork

01.01.2022 Meeanjin Markets not to be missed..