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Hey everyone, ArraDreaming here coming to you from Wadawurrung Country. I would like to acknowledge and celebrate that NAIDOC week started today. NAIDOC week is celebrated annually and this years theme is Blak, Loud and Proud., Let’
My Mrs was up in the night with our little crew last night and woke me up to let me know read that our local cultural centre announced on their social media that they had closed affective immediately I am so sad I visited all the time with our l
Hello, Thank you for joining the "Yarning Space" subforum! It’s deadly to have you involved. I am an Aboriginal man from Yuin Country, employed at SANE as the Social Emotional Wellbeing Manager (SEWB), my role is to embed a Social and Emotio
hey crew this thread is for feedback and suggestions around the Yarning Space what do you like about it?what can be included? is something missing?
I went to my local Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS) today for a free health check, a 715 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Assessment. It was great to talk to my GP about my health concerns, I should have gone earlier, but I have been putting m
Hello, this space will be to ask questions around how to use the Yarning Space and an opportunity for you to ask practical questions… i will update this thread with different demonstrations on how to do things but also please post a message below by
This thread will be for reflection of the positive things in our lives, reflecting on what is good about our day can be helpful for our mental health I’ll start - currently sitting in the sunshine on a break with a coffee- I have bee
Hi @ArraDreaming I'm at a meeting here in Mpartnwe on Arrernte country chatting to some folks about the forums. We wondered if you would like to share what the benefits of the forums are from your perspective - since you're a leader here
I had a conversation with someone recently about going out on country, and that person commented/asked what that means. for those who can’t access the lands of our ancestors like maybe it’s too far, we still form connections to country in our local a
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Help us push aside the stigma and discrimination surrounding complex mental health and change the way people talk about, and care for, mental illness.
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