Mixed Delivery Cultural Awareness Training Options
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> Cultural Awareness Training by MirriMirri.
An introductory training offering both online and face to face. Topics cover Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, language and connection to country.

> Cultural Awareness Training by Yarnup.
Face to face training to help gain insights into Aboriginal cultures, histories, and contemporary perspectives.

Online Training
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> Cultural Awareness Training by Victorian Aboriginal Child and Community Agency.
Participants will gain a deeper understanding of Aboriginal history and culture in Victoria.

In-person Cultural Appreciation Experiences
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> “Birrawung Wilam (River Camp) Tour” by Koorie Heritage Trust.
Cultural walking tours through the city along the Yarra River.

> “Scar Tree Walk” by Koorie Heritage Trust.
‍Cultural walking tours through the city along the Yarra River. A great way to learn about local Aboriginal culture and history, also colonisation of Melbourne.  

Online Training
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> “Cultural awareness training” by the Government of Western Australia.
This is a free, interactive online resource that aims to increase understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, history and experiences. This training can be completed in approximately 30 minutes.

In-person Cultural Appreciation Experiences
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> “Karrgatup (Kings Park) Aboriginal Tour” by Go Cultural.
Aboriginal Tours and Experiences. This in an on Country experiential learning and cultural awareness activity.

> “Boorloo cultural awareness training” by Boorloo Aboriginal Cultural Experiences.
Provides an introduction to Aboriginal history, contemporary contexts and insight into positive ways of working together.

> “Cross Cultural Awareness Training” by Kambarang.
Delivers face to face and is tailored to the organisations needs.

Online Training
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> “Cultural Awareness Training” by Turrbal Dippil.
Provides training programs to share the rich culture and history of the Turrbal Tribe, from first contact to the present. Tailored for government, organisations, and individuals, these sessions explore the evolution of Turrbal culture and Aboriginal presence within ancestral homelands since British colonisation, fostering celebration and understanding.

> Cultural Awareness training by Corporate Culcha.
Corporate Culcha designs face to face or virtual training programs collaboratively with clients to ensure they are culturally appropriate and that they complement an organisations business.

Online Training
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> “eLearning package, Virtual Yarning Sessions, Bespoke Virtual Group Sessions” by Cross Cultural Consultants.
Designed to offer interactive and engaging training experiences, providing participants with the opportunity to explore cross-cultural topics and engage in meaningful yarning sessions in a virtual format.

> Cultural Awareness sessions are provided through the Hosts Program at Larrakia Nation.
These 2 hour face to face sessions offer people a chance to learn about Larrakia culture, the impact of colonisation on people and culture and how we can work together in the future.

> Cultural Awareness training by Tingkabee.
This face to face training is a part of a broader effort to promote understanding, respect and reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.   Building bridges of understanding, respectful relationships with Aboriginal communities including Central Australian Arrernte people.

> Cultural Awareness training by Cross Cultural Consultants.
This training offers several online trainings options including a suite of eLearning modules complemented by bespoke virtual and yarning sessions.

Online Training
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> “Aboriginal Cultural Learning” by Government of South Australia.
This course was developed to align with the SA Health Aboriginal Cultural Learning Framework, this course promotes a consistent approach to improving cultural competency across the workforce to better meet the needs of Aboriginal consumers.

> “Aboriginal Cultural Services” by Bookabee.
Offers bespoke Aboriginal cultural services to diverse clientele across the community and tailor cultural immersion experiences to suit individual needs.

In-person Cultural Appreciation Experiences
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> The Iga Warta by Iga Warta.
Offers Aboriginal Cultural tours, Campfire evenings & Cultural & Environmental walks.

Online Training
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> “Cultural Competence Training” by Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre.
This Cultural Competency Training provides in-depth knowledge of Tasmanian Aboriginal history, culture, and rights. Designed for individuals and organisations engaging with Aboriginal people or culture, it promotes culturally appropriate services and is guided by the community's political and development aspirations since the 1970s.

Online Training
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> “Aboriginal Cultural Learning” by Canberra Institute of Technology.
CIT Yurauna Centre offers tailored Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Awareness Training to promote diversity, respect, and understanding in workplaces across ACT. Facilitated by trained Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander professionals, the full-day sessions build cultural knowledge, enhance cross-cultural communication skills, and explore effective engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, staff, and stakeholders.