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What does 'cultural safety' mean in the workplace?

When mob feel culturally unsafe in their workplace, it can lead to psychological distress.

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Grant supports Arts at Malton School

Malton School’s Academy of Performing Arts has been awarded £2,400 funding from We Are IVE this academic year.

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Rob Hyatt, Koorie Heritage Trust


Rob Hyatt
Rob Hyatt
Rob Hyatt
Rob Hyatt is the Cultural Education Manager for the Koorie Heritage Trust in Melbourne. The Aboriginal-run organisation works to preserve and protect traditional Victorian Aboriginal culture, while enabling the ongoing practice of contemporary Aboriginal culture today.
He's got a passion for Victoria's unique culture, and the importance of Aboriginal voice, identity, self-determination and cultural expression.
'The Heritage Trust provides an opportunity for that voice. We're here for all Aboriginal Victoria, giving that voice of a continuous living culture.'
In Melbourne we are visitors on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people, one of five major Aboriginal nations in central Victoria (which include the Woi Wurrung-speaking people, the Boon Wurrung, Wadawurrung, Dja Dja Wurrung and the Taungurung people).

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