Webinar: Engaging with Indigenous Australians

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Questions were received leading into the panel discussion.

Our best efforts went into answering these questions, and we hope that you find these responses of value. Please browse the questions received below.  We have categorised the questions into broader themes we tried to covered in the discussion

  • Share What are your top 3 pieces of advice to engage in a culturally appropriate way - Council on Facebook Share What are your top 3 pieces of advice to engage in a culturally appropriate way - Council on Twitter Share What are your top 3 pieces of advice to engage in a culturally appropriate way - Council on Linkedin Email What are your top 3 pieces of advice to engage in a culturally appropriate way - Council link

    What are your top 3 pieces of advice to engage in a culturally appropriate way - Council

    about 4 years ago

     

    practice advice
    practice advice
  • Share (1) How do we avoid consultation fatigue and 'over-engagement' with communities who have 'seen it/heard it' all before? (2) Are there times when we should be more careful and considerate of people's time, and not annoy them with what we think is really important, but is not important to the community? (2a) How do we know the difference? Thanks! - Education on Facebook Share (1) How do we avoid consultation fatigue and 'over-engagement' with communities who have 'seen it/heard it' all before? (2) Are there times when we should be more careful and considerate of people's time, and not annoy them with what we think is really important, but is not important to the community? (2a) How do we know the difference? Thanks! - Education on Twitter Share (1) How do we avoid consultation fatigue and 'over-engagement' with communities who have 'seen it/heard it' all before? (2) Are there times when we should be more careful and considerate of people's time, and not annoy them with what we think is really important, but is not important to the community? (2a) How do we know the difference? Thanks! - Education on Linkedin Email (1) How do we avoid consultation fatigue and 'over-engagement' with communities who have 'seen it/heard it' all before? (2) Are there times when we should be more careful and considerate of people's time, and not annoy them with what we think is really important, but is not important to the community? (2a) How do we know the difference? Thanks! - Education link

    (1) How do we avoid consultation fatigue and 'over-engagement' with communities who have 'seen it/heard it' all before? (2) Are there times when we should be more careful and considerate of people's time, and not annoy them with what we think is really important, but is not important to the community? (2a) How do we know the difference? Thanks! - Education

    about 4 years ago

     

    practice advice,understanding stakeholders,establishing relationships
    practice advice understanding stakeholders establishing relationships
  • Share Issues to consider in indigenous engagement when working on land where there is shared interest (contested land) - State Government on Facebook Share Issues to consider in indigenous engagement when working on land where there is shared interest (contested land) - State Government on Twitter Share Issues to consider in indigenous engagement when working on land where there is shared interest (contested land) - State Government on Linkedin Email Issues to consider in indigenous engagement when working on land where there is shared interest (contested land) - State Government link

    Issues to consider in indigenous engagement when working on land where there is shared interest (contested land) - State Government

    about 4 years ago

     

    conflict,practice advice
    conflict practice advice
  • Share Can you talk about your process and experience of 'co-design' with indigenous people? - State Government on Facebook Share Can you talk about your process and experience of 'co-design' with indigenous people? - State Government on Twitter Share Can you talk about your process and experience of 'co-design' with indigenous people? - State Government on Linkedin Email Can you talk about your process and experience of 'co-design' with indigenous people? - State Government link

    Can you talk about your process and experience of 'co-design' with indigenous people? - State Government

    about 4 years ago

     

    practice advice
    practice advice
  • Share We would like to collaborate with local Indigenous groups on environmental projects in the regions in which we work. After 8 years of outreach in northern NSW, we have a good relationship with the traditional custodians there, however, have struggled to engage with groups in other regions, despite repeated attempts. Do you have any advice on how to respectfully engage with Indigenous groups to start a conversation around collaboration? Should we continue to pursue these relationships if we don't hear back after repeated attempts? If so, how? - NFP on Facebook Share We would like to collaborate with local Indigenous groups on environmental projects in the regions in which we work. After 8 years of outreach in northern NSW, we have a good relationship with the traditional custodians there, however, have struggled to engage with groups in other regions, despite repeated attempts. Do you have any advice on how to respectfully engage with Indigenous groups to start a conversation around collaboration? Should we continue to pursue these relationships if we don't hear back after repeated attempts? If so, how? - NFP on Twitter Share We would like to collaborate with local Indigenous groups on environmental projects in the regions in which we work. After 8 years of outreach in northern NSW, we have a good relationship with the traditional custodians there, however, have struggled to engage with groups in other regions, despite repeated attempts. Do you have any advice on how to respectfully engage with Indigenous groups to start a conversation around collaboration? Should we continue to pursue these relationships if we don't hear back after repeated attempts? If so, how? - NFP on Linkedin Email We would like to collaborate with local Indigenous groups on environmental projects in the regions in which we work. After 8 years of outreach in northern NSW, we have a good relationship with the traditional custodians there, however, have struggled to engage with groups in other regions, despite repeated attempts. Do you have any advice on how to respectfully engage with Indigenous groups to start a conversation around collaboration? Should we continue to pursue these relationships if we don't hear back after repeated attempts? If so, how? - NFP link

    We would like to collaborate with local Indigenous groups on environmental projects in the regions in which we work. After 8 years of outreach in northern NSW, we have a good relationship with the traditional custodians there, however, have struggled to engage with groups in other regions, despite repeated attempts. Do you have any advice on how to respectfully engage with Indigenous groups to start a conversation around collaboration? Should we continue to pursue these relationships if we don't hear back after repeated attempts? If so, how? - NFP

    about 4 years ago

     

    understanding stakeholders,establishing relationships,practice advice
    understanding stakeholders establishing relationships practice advice
  • Share What roles do accountable relationships play and how important are they? - Education on Facebook Share What roles do accountable relationships play and how important are they? - Education on Twitter Share What roles do accountable relationships play and how important are they? - Education on Linkedin Email What roles do accountable relationships play and how important are they? - Education link

    What roles do accountable relationships play and how important are they? - Education

    about 4 years ago

     

    understanding stakeholders,establishing relationships,representation
    understanding stakeholders establishing relationships representation
  • Share - what platforms / channels are the most effective to reach this audience (social media / face to face / tv / radio / etc.) - what kind of materials / visual / graphic / video / language / etc. is most effective to engage this audience - State Government on Facebook Share - what platforms / channels are the most effective to reach this audience (social media / face to face / tv / radio / etc.) - what kind of materials / visual / graphic / video / language / etc. is most effective to engage this audience - State Government on Twitter Share - what platforms / channels are the most effective to reach this audience (social media / face to face / tv / radio / etc.) - what kind of materials / visual / graphic / video / language / etc. is most effective to engage this audience - State Government on Linkedin Email - what platforms / channels are the most effective to reach this audience (social media / face to face / tv / radio / etc.) - what kind of materials / visual / graphic / video / language / etc. is most effective to engage this audience - State Government link

    - what platforms / channels are the most effective to reach this audience (social media / face to face / tv / radio / etc.) - what kind of materials / visual / graphic / video / language / etc. is most effective to engage this audience - State Government

    about 4 years ago

     

    practice advice
    practice advice
  • Share What is the best protocol approach Aboriginal communities in urban settings? How can I foster self-determination and inclusiveness? Is it appropriate for me as a causasian woman to take the lead in organising sessions? - Housing on Facebook Share What is the best protocol approach Aboriginal communities in urban settings? How can I foster self-determination and inclusiveness? Is it appropriate for me as a causasian woman to take the lead in organising sessions? - Housing on Twitter Share What is the best protocol approach Aboriginal communities in urban settings? How can I foster self-determination and inclusiveness? Is it appropriate for me as a causasian woman to take the lead in organising sessions? - Housing on Linkedin Email What is the best protocol approach Aboriginal communities in urban settings? How can I foster self-determination and inclusiveness? Is it appropriate for me as a causasian woman to take the lead in organising sessions? - Housing link

    What is the best protocol approach Aboriginal communities in urban settings? How can I foster self-determination and inclusiveness? Is it appropriate for me as a causasian woman to take the lead in organising sessions? - Housing

    about 4 years ago

     

    establishing relationships,understanding stakeholders
    establishing relationships understanding stakeholders
  • Share How do you deal with culturally significance sites during construction work? - Consultancy on Facebook Share How do you deal with culturally significance sites during construction work? - Consultancy on Twitter Share How do you deal with culturally significance sites during construction work? - Consultancy on Linkedin Email How do you deal with culturally significance sites during construction work? - Consultancy link

    How do you deal with culturally significance sites during construction work? - Consultancy

    about 4 years ago

     

    practice advice
    practice advice
  • Share How have you dealt with issues amongst Aboriginal people themselves when you want to engage? There are a number of Aboriginal persons we need to engage with who are from different "country" however we have predominantly engaged predominantly with the Aboriginal Elder whose country our service is on. Our Aboriginal workers employed by our service, often obstruct or sabotage engagement with our Aboriginal community or undermine the Elder. In essence, they are sometimes at odds with one another which makes it difficult to engage especially when it comes to days of significance. - Health on Facebook Share How have you dealt with issues amongst Aboriginal people themselves when you want to engage? There are a number of Aboriginal persons we need to engage with who are from different "country" however we have predominantly engaged predominantly with the Aboriginal Elder whose country our service is on. Our Aboriginal workers employed by our service, often obstruct or sabotage engagement with our Aboriginal community or undermine the Elder. In essence, they are sometimes at odds with one another which makes it difficult to engage especially when it comes to days of significance. - Health on Twitter Share How have you dealt with issues amongst Aboriginal people themselves when you want to engage? There are a number of Aboriginal persons we need to engage with who are from different "country" however we have predominantly engaged predominantly with the Aboriginal Elder whose country our service is on. Our Aboriginal workers employed by our service, often obstruct or sabotage engagement with our Aboriginal community or undermine the Elder. In essence, they are sometimes at odds with one another which makes it difficult to engage especially when it comes to days of significance. - Health on Linkedin Email How have you dealt with issues amongst Aboriginal people themselves when you want to engage? There are a number of Aboriginal persons we need to engage with who are from different "country" however we have predominantly engaged predominantly with the Aboriginal Elder whose country our service is on. Our Aboriginal workers employed by our service, often obstruct or sabotage engagement with our Aboriginal community or undermine the Elder. In essence, they are sometimes at odds with one another which makes it difficult to engage especially when it comes to days of significance. - Health link

    How have you dealt with issues amongst Aboriginal people themselves when you want to engage? There are a number of Aboriginal persons we need to engage with who are from different "country" however we have predominantly engaged predominantly with the Aboriginal Elder whose country our service is on. Our Aboriginal workers employed by our service, often obstruct or sabotage engagement with our Aboriginal community or undermine the Elder. In essence, they are sometimes at odds with one another which makes it difficult to engage especially when it comes to days of significance. - Health

    about 4 years ago

     

    representation
    representation
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