Cultural Safety Training with Banaam

Feb 24, 2021 - Feb 24, 2021

Ballina Surf Club Lighthouse Parade East Ballina, NSW 2478

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Cultural Safety Training with Banaam

Feb 24 2021

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• Learn the fundamental principles of Indigenous culture.• Unpack the major components of Indigenous cultural frameworks and systems that have been developed over 100’s of generations.• Build a foundation of skills and practical knowledge essential to developing advanced cultural intelligence, cross-cultural competence, and community engagement.• Learn from the past and carry wisdom into the future.This activity is eligible for self reported professional development points. A Certificate of Attendance will be provided upon completion.

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