EREA Cultural Practice
Understanding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Protocols
Yarning Circle – The yarning circle (or dialogue circle) is an important process within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. It has been used to learn from a collective group, build respectful relationships, and to preserve and pass on cultural knowledge.
Protocols for a Yarning Circle
Cultural Awareness and Immersion Programs
The Waterhole Exercise is an immersive, participatory experience in which you will walk through pre-contact, colonization, resistance and ongoing impacts to build understanding of our shared history as First Nations and non-First Nations peoples in Australia developed in partnership with Kairos Canada
Contact reconciliation@erea.edu.au
NATSICC Cross Cultural Sporting Program
Your Mob Learning – Online Indigenous Cultural Awareness Training (To access this program please contact reconciliation@erea.edu.au)
Cultural Competence for Staff and Cultural Competence for Students and Children RAP Action