IAHA would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians across the lands, waters and seas that we work and live on and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future and thank them for their continuing custodianship.
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Pre-Conference Program
The 2024 IAHA National Conference kicks off with a day of workshops and activities before the 2 day conference program commences. The conference workshops are now full.
For more information please email amanda@iaha.com.au
Join other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in honouring our past and present to empower our futures through connectedness and our ways of knowing being and doing. Explore strategies for thriving, self-care and social and emotional wellbeing in a culturally safe space. The Yarning Circle will ensure delegates have the opportunity to practice sitting in a Yarning Circle, fostering mutual support and establishing a collective space grounded in shared values, which explores and embraces cultural knowledges, diversity, and celebrating the interconnectedness of our communities. By actively participating in this Yarning Circle, delegates have the opportunity to deepen their cultural understanding, build meaningful relationships, and contribute to the promotion of cultural safety and responsiveness within their respective fields.
Workshop is now full.
Join other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men in honouring our past and present to empower our futures through connectedness and our ways of knowing being and doing. Explore strategies for thriving, self care and social and emotional wellbeing in a culturally safe space. The Yarning Circle will ensure delegates have the opportunity to practice sitting in a Yarning Circle, fostering mutual support and establishing a collective space grounded in shared values, which explores and embraces cultural knowledges, diversity, and celebrating the interconnectedness of our communities. By actively participating in this Yarning Circle, delegates have the opportunity to deepen their cultural understanding, build meaningful relationships, and contribute to the promotion of cultural safety and responsiveness within their respective fields.
Workshop is now full.
This interactive and reflective workshop will explore the nature of allyship. Allyship in the IAHA context refers to the actions, behaviours, and practices that we take to support, amplify, and advocate with First Nations peoples. It is a lifelong process of learning, listening and self-reflection.
In this workshop, we will discuss:
The meaning and expression of the six IAHA capabilities in Cultural Responsiveness as a basis for allyship;
Respect for the Centrality of Cultures
Ways of taking action;
Committing to allyship;
In this section, participants will complete an allyship skills and challenges self-assessment and develop a personal action plan for their allyship journey.
Workshop is now full.
This tour will take you on a walk around the stunning Warriparinga Wetlands and the Living Kaurna Cultural Centre. You will have the opportunity to gain a deeper insight into the historical and cultural significance of the site, learning about the traditional Kaurna uses for the area. Our experienced tour guides will offer to answer any of your questions while they escort you through a range of stops.
The our local Aboriginal guide will teach you all there is to know about Boomerangs. Their uses, construction and types will be explained, furthering a deeper understanding of this ancient tool. The culturally significant Warriparinga Wetlands provides you with the perfect backdrop to learn this ancient art. You will even get the opportunity to learn the proper Boomerang throwing technique at the end of the experience!
Bus times:
Workshop is now full.
For more information on workshops contact amanda@iaha.com.au or phone (02) 6285 1010.