Teacher Resources - First Nations Peoples - SBSC Library - St Brendan-Shaw College Library at St Brendan-Shaw College

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The Uluru Statement from the Heart
'The Uluru Statement from the Heart is an invitation from First Nations to "walk with us in a movement of the Australian people for a better future"... The Uluru Statement calls for structural reform including constitutional change.'

Common Ground
'Working to shape a society that centres First Nations people by amplifying knowledge, cultures and stories.'
Dust Echoes
A series of twelve beautifully animated Dreamtime stories from Central Arnhem Land.
First Languages Australia
‘The living voices of our past giving strength to our future.’
The Orb
A collection of online multimedia resources designed to assist the teaching of Tasmanian Aboriginal histories and cultures.
Welcome to Country
Popular First Nations Peoples Spirituality stories.
Australians TOGETHER
Embracing and respecting First Nations People and cultures, their lived experiences improved, and all Australian enriched by meaningful relationships and connections

NAIDOC Week by Ware, Shelley "This resource can be used to promote a whole school approach to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learning, histories and perspectives; even though NAIDOC Week is celebrated nationally for a week each year the learning you undertake with this resource can be applied across the entire school calendar and embedded in your school's practices."
Call Number: 338.1 WAR
ISBN: 9780648707608
Publication Date: 2020