Are you ready to elevate your leadership and create true belonging in your workplace or classroom?

Join us for this unique and powerful two hour online professional development opportunity. Led by skilled First Nations facilitator Tammy, you will be guided through a process of unpacking what cultural intelligence means for you in your classroom or workplace. 

Whether you're an educator or a leader in any field, this workshop is designed to provide you with the tools to build inclusive, culturally aware environments where everyone feels valued and safe. From unpacking cultural reference points to developing conscious leadership, this journey will leave you equipped to foster belonging for your team or students.

Book tickets here.

Join us for the second workshop in our transformative five-part series on Cultural Intelligence Education. This two-hour professional development session, led by skilled First Nations facilitator Tammy, will guide you through the next steps in building inclusive, culturally aware environments.

Session Focus: Indigenous Ways

Begin to unpack worldviews and understand Indigenous Ways of Being, Thinking, and Doing. Develop a deeper understanding as we dive into a brief colonial timeline, exploring how colonial approaches were intentional in their outcomes, disrupting, disconnecting, and displacing Indigenous Peoples across the world. Walk away with strategies to develop greater understanding, empathy, and connection with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Key Focus Areas:

1. Beyond Indigenous Contexts: While our focus is on Indigenous peoples, true belonging is universal. We often create spaces based on our own needs and cultural reference points. This workshop will help you recognize and transcend these biases.

2. Emotional and Cultural Intelligence: Discover how enhancing emotional intelligence alongside cultural intelligence can lead to profound transformation. Move beyond tokenism to achieve genuine, lasting change.

3. Commitment to the Process: Understand that there is no ‘silver bullet.’ True change requires a long-term commitment and personal effort, best supported by professionals in this space.

4. Psychological Safety: Learn in a safe, supportive environment where you can ask any question, no matter how ‘silly’ it may seem. Change happens when we step out of our comfort zones, but it’s crucial to do so in a space where you feel secure.

Book your ticket here.

Join us for the second workshop in our transformative five-part series on Cultural Intelligence Education. This two-hour professional development session, led by skilled First Nations facilitator Tammy, will guide you through the next steps in building inclusive, culturally aware environments.

Session Focus: Indigenous Ways

Begin to unpack worldviews and understand Indigenous Ways of Being, Thinking, and Doing. Develop a deeper understanding as we dive into a brief colonial timeline, exploring how colonial approaches were intentional in their outcomes, disrupting, disconnecting, and displacing Indigenous Peoples across the world. Walk away with strategies to develop greater understanding, empathy, and connection with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Key Focus Areas:

1. Beyond Indigenous Contexts: While our focus is on Indigenous peoples, true belonging is universal. We often create spaces based on our own needs and cultural reference points. This workshop will help you recognize and transcend these biases.

2. Emotional and Cultural Intelligence: Discover how enhancing emotional intelligence alongside cultural intelligence can lead to profound transformation. Move beyond tokenism to achieve genuine, lasting change.

3. Commitment to the Process: Understand that there is no ‘silver bullet.’ True change requires a long-term commitment and personal effort, best supported by professionals in this space.

4. Psychological Safety: Learn in a safe, supportive environment where you can ask any question, no matter how ‘silly’ it may seem. Change happens when we step out of our comfort zones, but it’s crucial to do so in a space where you feel secure.

Book your ticket here.

Are you ready to elevate your leadership and create true belonging in your workplace or classroom?

Join us for this unique and powerful two hour online professional development opportunity. Led by skilled First Nations facilitator Tammy, you will be guided through a process of unpacking what cultural intelligence means for you in your classroom or workplace. 

Whether you're an educator or a leader in any field, this workshop is designed to provide you with the tools to build inclusive, culturally aware environments where everyone feels valued and safe. From unpacking cultural reference points to developing conscious leadership, this journey will leave you equipped to foster belonging for your team or students.

Book your ticket here.

Join us online during Indigenous Business Month for a special panel discussion exploring the importance of Aboriginal perspectives in the early childhood and lower primary school space! 

Bringing Aboriginal Knowledge into classrooms has the potential to set up our children to be lifelong, respectful learners; to teach them to be inquisitive about the world around them, and to see things through the eyes of others; it truly can help to create empathetic individuals who place value on the perspectives of others. 

As an Aboriginal business working in the education space, we know though that there is often confusion and even fear about how to go about engaging in this area. This online yarn will hopefully help remove some of this apprehension, as we discuss the 'why' and 'how' to share Aboriginal culture in your early childhood and lower primary classrooms. 

Engaging through play and positive cultural immersion experiences, we explore how easy it can actually be, to bring these perspectives into your classrooms.

We will be joined by two incredible Indigenous businesswomen working in this education space, to share their insight into this discussion. 

Are you ready to elevate your leadership and create true belonging in your workplace or classroom?

Join us for this unique and powerful two hour online professional development opportunity. Led by skilled First Nations facilitator Tammy, you will be guided through a process of unpacking what cultural intelligence means for you in your classroom or workplace. 

Whether you're an educator or a leader in any field, this workshop is designed to provide you with the tools to build inclusive, culturally aware environments where everyone feels valued and safe. From unpacking cultural reference points to developing conscious leadership, this journey will leave you equipped to foster belonging for your team or students.

The Moreton Bay Early Learning Conference was born out of a shared vision among Early Childhood Education (ECE) sector leaders and professionals. Recognising a significant need for professional development tailored specifically for early childhood educators in the Moreton Bay Region, we embarked on a mission to bring the best and brightest minds in the sector together, right here in our community.

We are thrilled to be attending this event with all our resources! Come see us in the trade show section!

Join Bronwyn from TIPIAC, for a meaningful 1.5-hour workshop where we’ll journey together to deepen our understanding and respect for the diverse cultures and histories of Australia’s First Nations peoples. In this workshop, renown speaker and TIPIAC CEO, Bronwyn Cochrane, will guide you through practical ways to bring the richness of our cultures into your classroom, ensuring that First Nations perspectives are woven authentically and thoughtfully into your teaching. We’ll explore how to create lessons that not only educate but also to honour and connect with the oldest living culture in the world. 

Let’s work together to build a learning environment that truly reflects the cultural wealth of this land. 

"TIPIAC provides the roadmap for embedding First Nations perspectives."

This workshop will be suitable for all types of educational settings: early childhood, primary, secondary and OOSHC, and will be limited to 40 people max, to ensure we can facilitate some meaningful group discussions that are specifically relevant to your setting.

You will also have the opportunity to peruse the extensive range of First Nations educational resources on showcase by Riley Callie Resources, with plenty of on-the-day specials! So you can stock up on resources to support your First Nations perspectives in your learning space. 

PLUS! Each ticket holder will receive a FREE set of Riley Callie Resources Aboriginal Symbols Flash Cards, valued at $34.95 (you will receive this on the day).

Are you ready to make a difference in your educational setting, and deepen your understanding of First Nations histories and cultures? 

Secure your ticket here.