victor’s story - resourcing parents · and 114 years of an aboriginal family’s survival through...
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VICTOR’S STORY Take a journey through the 6 Generations
and 114 years of an Aboriginal family’s survival through injustices.
FOR ABORIGINAL AND NON-ABORIGINAL WORKERS
DATE: May 7th 2015 CODE: NP10VSB TIME: 9.30am - 4.30pm VENUE: Tuscan Room, Lithgow Workies,
3-7 Tank St Lithgow COST: $77 Members $132 NGO Non Members $165 Govt Workers
Contact: [email protected]
Increase your understanding about social injustice and generational trauma and how it impacts the Aboriginal Community today.
Presenters Jackie Stewart and Maria Losurdo will take you on a journey though the lives of one Aboriginal family, their resilience and strength in surviving the system’s injustices.
In this one-day workshop you will have the opportunity to explore how story-telling and Dadirri (deep listening) are an important part of healing for families. Learn about using cultural tools and resources for holding stories respectfully. Explore how you can share your learning in your workplace and communities.
To register please go to www.fwtdp.org.au
Become a member and save $. For membership details click here Please register at least 2 weeks prior to the event
For more information phone 9620 6172 or contact project worker
DATE: April 27th 2015 CODE: FW07VSB TIME: 9.30am - 4.30pm VENUE: Novotel, Rooty Hill COST: $77 Members $132 NGO Non Members $165 Govt Workers
Contact: [email protected]
PLEASE NOTE: Morning tea & lunch will be provided at both workshops. For special dietary
requirements, please notify the project worker 2 weeks prior to the event.
Jackie Stewart : Jackie Stewart is an Aboriginal woman from the Kongabula tribal group of Southern Queensland. Jackie has worked in the community sector for more than 5 years. In her role at Family Worker Training + Development Programme, Jackie provides training and cultural support to Aboriginal workers and creates cultural training and resources to support cross-cultural understanding for both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal community workers. Her latest work ‘Tribe of Life’ is an art based storytelling and healing process inspired by her cultural identity and spiritual connections. Jackie also provides cultural supervision, support and training services through private practice. Maria Losurdo : Maria Losurdo has worked in the community sector for over 30 years in child and family services, women’s refuges and community development. Maria currently provides training and support to other community workers at Family Worker training + Development Programme. She develops training workshops and resources to assist people to bring social justice and cross cultural awareness into the heart of their practice and their connection with others. Maria also runs her own private consultancy and training business for the community sector.