Services
At Culture Across Time we’ve got your cultural training needs covered. Whether it's a single workshop or a comprehensive program, let’s work together to enhance your organisation's understanding and engagement with Aboriginal culture.
Face-to-Face
One Day Sessions
Elevate your awareness through our dynamic sessions, choose from a range of engaging and insightful topics:
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Unearth the rich diversity of Aboriginal lands, history, and connection to Country.
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Confront and dismantle systemic barriers that hinder progress. Explore unintentional and unconscious bias.
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Gain insight into privilege and its impact on society.
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Be apart of an ancient practice. Connect with the living stories and wisdom of the local Aboriginal community and hear first hand from Aboriginal people.
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Decode the policies that impact on Aboriginal people locally.
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Take courageous steps towards fostering inclusivity.
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Uncover the authentic narratives that bind us. What can you do locally to enhance the narrative and at the same time strengthen connection in your organisation?
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Explore real-world scenarios.
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Understand how to use culturally respectful language.
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Honour the sacred ground beneath your feet.
Extension Sessions
The Extension session is a full-day experience that unfolds after the initial face-to-face training designed to enhance what you have already learnt. This session explores:
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Working with Aboriginal Community, Individuals, and Aboriginal Organisations.
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Visit a local site of significance and be immersed in the profound significance of connection to Country.
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Several of Errolyn’s Bangalow baskets were purchased by the Museum of Sydney. What an honour when one was gifted to the Rapanui people of Easter Island.
Follow Up
Following your transformative training experiences, we continue to provide connection and support as you progress on the path of implementing your learnings.
Our follow-up visits, typical occur 6-8 weeks after training. During these visits, we offer guidance to help you engage in a culturally appropriate manner and deepen your relationships with local Aboriginal communities, families, and organisations.