Justice & Advocacy
Find out what key insights Anglicare Leaders Forum participants Priya Titus, Dave Williams, Kylie Clark and Rees Maddren took away from this year’s event and how they will implement these insights in their work
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“We are grateful for regular visits by Kombumerri Traditional Owners and Yugambeh Elders, which help to build our relationships with and knowledge of our local First Nations peoples and their cultures, thus contributing to the vision of Reconciliation,” says St Hilda’s School Pre-Prep Director, Lisa Cleverly
“Jarjums Connect Group was established for all children, carers, families, staff, First Nations Elders and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members to come together and immerse themselves in the sharing of First Nations history, cultural knowledge and a variety of cultural practices,” says Anglicare’s Lalania Tusa
As part of our series on Reconciliation Action Plan achievements, the St Hilda’s School Chaplain shares how the school is embedding Indigenous culture and Reconciliation themes in their curriculum in novel ways, actively fostering relationships of respect between the whole school community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and implementing students’ Reconciliation suggestions
As part of anglican focus’ series on RAP implementation, Jean Anderson from Prayers for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ministries and Concerns (PATSIMAC) shares how her church is honouring the Yugambeh people’s continuously living culture and creating welcome
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