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Inside edition seventeen of Embrace magazine you'll discover how to evaluate resources that include Aboriginal content to ensure they are meaningful and
This checklist is designed to help you assess how you embed cultural diversity into your education and care service. Print and complete it with
Use this tip sheet to ensure that the First Nations content you include in your programming is relevant and respectful. It can help your team evaluate
This checklist is designed to inspire services to create a truly inclusive environment for all definitions and types of families. Use this tool
Gratitude is a powerful emotion that can greatly benefit a child's wellbeing and development. Here are 7 simple questions to spark gratitude in
Colourful breathing is a quick and simple activity for people of all ages to find calm and clarity in moments when we feel overwhelmed. Follow
Reach for our sixteenth edition of Embrace magazine and uncover ways to support children with autism throughout their education.
The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AISTSIS) guide supports non-indigenous educators to employ critical reflection
Inclusion can mean many things – safety to be who you are, representation, diversity, equal rights, a sense of belonging and more. Inclusion
Being represented in stories, especially from childhood, can have a profound impact on a child’s sense of learning, belonging and confidence.
There are many First Nations key days of significance you can recognise at your service throughout the year. Print this poster and display it in