Скачать или смотреть Trauma Informed Practice Symposium (Perth, May 2018)- Prof Cheryl Kickett Tucker

PROFESSOR CHERYL KICKETT-TUCKER
STRENGTHENING ABORIGINAL IDENTITY AND SELF-ESTEEM – HOW DOES MY ORGANISATION NEED TO RESPOND?
This is a unique opportunity to hear from a highly respected Traditional Owner, academic and community development practitioner. As founder of the Pindi Pindi Centre for Research Excellence in Aboriginal Wellbeing and Director of Koya Aboriginal Corporation, Cheryl has created a research and community development hub which represents urban Aboriginal people and is at the forefront of translating research into practice. Cheryl’s presentation will challenge us to think about what changes need to occur within mainstream organisations and the system, to ensure Aboriginal security and wellbeing. She will share how her research is applied to grass roots programs and the importance of developing culturally secure engagement protocols with Aboriginal communities. Cheryl will ask us to consider whether we have the skills, knowledge, confidence, empathy and integrity to make these changes, and whether we are willing to act so as to make a real difference to the well-being of Aboriginal people.