Cultural Capacity Training: Historical and Cultural Immersion

The history gives participants a chance to develop a greater understanding of a wide range of Aboriginal traditions while providing them with the materials and guidance they need to experience a cultural activity.

Interwoven with personal narratives the morning session covers a wide range of topics to help the participant have a greater understanding and empathy of where we are at today.

While the afternoon allows for greater discussion, and a cultural hand on experience. Some clients have used this time to brainstorm their RAP’s actions and objectives.

Clients have the opportunity to nominate three objectives they wish to achieve as a result of this training.

Topics included in this presentation include:

• cultural practices prior to European contact
• rebutting some of the myths around the time of early colonial contact
• the policies and practices, which have directly affected Aboriginal people
• how to be an agent for change
• how cultural revival is sweeping the nation and its role.

Included in your package:

• a pre-workshop consultation to review objectives,
• two presenters,
• evaluations data collated and presented in a report,
• certificate for each individual and;
• additional resources for further reading, viewing and exploring and a two hour cultural immersion session.

Cancellations: A cancellation fee of 50% of the cost will apply where less than three weeks’ notice is given. However, 100% of the cost will be charged where less than one week’s notice is given.

*Please note: Your quote is valid for 7 days and your booking date cannot be confirmed until your quote has been accepted.