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The NSW Labor Government is delivering on its election commitment to begin consultation about a treaty process with applications open for three commissioners to undertake this work.
The NSW Government is committed to a 12-month consultation process with Aboriginal communities on their aspirations for a Treaty framework or other formal agreement making process, to be led by three dedicated Commissioners.
Aboriginal businesses are being invited to a special Aboriginal Business Roundtable event in Wagga Wagga on Tuesday 23 April 2024 from 12.30pm to 4.30pm.
11-May-2018
The Southern Cross University, Lismore will host the third of four seminars presenting the Aboriginal Affairs NSW research agenda 2018-2023
Thursday 26th July
Southern Cross University, Enterprise Lab, Level 3, Block A, Lismore Campus
Time: 9.30am – 4.00pm
Master of Ceremonies: Mick Gooda
Keynote address: Dr Chris Sarra, Professor of Education, University of Canberra
Bringing together the key contributors to the research agenda, the seminar provides a great opportunity to hear about the policy and research findings of their work and to discuss research implications.
The seminar is open to students, academics, policymakers, practitioners, and community members interested in Aboriginal affairs policy reform in NSW. Together with Aboriginal communities, the research and policy communities will be critical in delivering the evidence and policy that supports Aboriginal communities and the NSW Government to determine what works, what’s worth trying and what success looks like.
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RETURN OF PUBLIC LANDS TO ABORIGINAL CONTROL/OWNERSHIP
ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES
THE CULTURAL CAPABILITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES PUBLIC SERVANTS
ECONOMIC PROSPERITY
SELF-DETERMINATION
INFLUENCING THE PUBLIC DISCOURSE
IMPROVING RESEARCH & EVALUATION PRACTICE
WITH ABORIGINAL PEOPLES & COMMUNITIES
THE IMPACT OF ABORIGINAL PERSPECTIVES ON POLICY DEVELOPMENT
Register your interest in attending the Lismore seminar here.
The next seminar will be hosted in Dubbo in October. Further information will be available soon.