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Walking together towards reconciliation – how can schools support this journey?

30/7/19
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This document (PDF, 222 KB) includes answers to questions we didn’t get a chance to respond to during the live webinar, along with suggestions for further reading provided by our experts from Narragunnawali and headspace.

This webinar refers to Always Be You resources. Please note they are no longer available.

Be You has a range of resources about embedding culturally responsive practices in your learning community. Check out: the Cultural Actions Catalogue, Be You Feeling Cards and Cultural responsiveness in learning communities: A focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.

Last updated: July, 2022

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