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First Weapons
Culture is Life is proud to announce the First Weapons education resources in partnership with Blackfella Films and ABC Education. First Weapons explores the history and innovation behind the weapons used by First Nations peoples in Australia for millennia.
NAIDOC Week 2023
We're so excited to share the National NAIDOC Week official resources for teachers, created in collaboration with ABC Education and highly respected educator, Dr Lynette Riley, AO.
Bidhi Galing (Big Rain)
We hope Bidhi Galing and curriculum aligned education resources will encourage you to learn more about your local history, and the Aboriginal language of your own area, and moving forward incorporate this knowledge into your everyday life.
The Australian Wars
In recognition of the documentary’s immense educational value, Blackfella Films and SBS Learn have collaborated with Culture is Life, to publish curriculum-aligned education resources about the Frontier Wars.
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The Elders’ Report into Preventing Indigenous Self-harm and Youth Suicide
The Elders’ Report into Preventing Indigenous Self-Harm and Youth Suicide brings together the voices of Elders and community leaders from across affected communities that wished to speak publicly about the causes and solutions needed to address this issue.
Applications Open for the Fullaship Program 2024
Applications are now open for the Fullaship Program 2024.
Walking the Djirringanj Dreaming
On the second anniversary of Uncle Max 'Dulumunmun' Harrison passing, Culture is Life staff were privileged and humbled to be following in his footsteps, walking the Djirringanj Dreaming trail on Yuin Country, guided by his grandson Dwayne ‘Naja’ Bannon-Harrison.
Walking Our Songlines with Language
Walking Our Songlines with Language is a healing journey of reconnection to language for Coota Girls Survivors, their descendants and the broader First Nations community made in partnership with Coota Girls Aboriginal Corporation.
Yarn Up Listen Up Report
Culture is Life and the Centre of Best Practice of Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander Suicide Prevention (CBPATSISP) have released Yarn Up Listen Up – A Community Report of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Young People’s Perspectives on Suicide Prevention.
Unveiling Insights
Culture is Life hosted a three part webinar series designed for educators to deepen their knowledge and competence in teaching First Nations perspectives in our shared history, particularly Frontier Wars history in the The Australian Wars Curriculum.
First Weapons Education Resources
First Weapons explores the history and innovation behind the weapons used by First Nations peoples.
NAIDOC Week 2023 Education Resources
Culture is Life is honoured to be celebrating and sharing the knowledge and lived experiences of our Elders past and present, to ensure our stories as First Peoples are valued in every classroom around the Country.
Bidhi Galing Education Resources
Powerful and moving, Bidhi Galing (Big Rain) celebrates the Wiradyuri heroes of the Great Flood of Gundagai in 1852, told through the eyes of a young girl who is rescued from the raging floodwaters by her father.
2023 Fullaship: Warrane Intensive
The 2023 Fellows travelled to Warrane (Sydney), for their first intensive of the year.
The Australian Wars: Webinar Series
This three part webinar series is designed for educators to deepen their knowledge and competence in teaching First Nations perspectives in our shared history, particularly Frontier Wars history.
Our Future Fire
A fireside yarn weaving culture, storytelling and live performances by young First Nations people from Culture is Life and the Singing Our Futures program at Port Fairy Folk Festival.
#HealOurHistory Campaign Launch
To amplify the The Australian Wars Education & Impact Project in partnership with Culture is Life, Blackfella Films and SBS, Culture is Life has launched the #HealOurHistory Campaign.
Two Way Learning & Professional Development for Teachers
Teachers who participated in Culture is Life's recent webinar expressed their need to deeper understand our shared history, including the Frontier Wars, and interest in our Two-Way Learning Model, now added to the 'Teaching First Nations Knowledge and Perspectives Guide'.
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