LEARN LOCAL CULTURE AND TRADITIONS OF THE MIRIUWUNG PEOPLE IN THIS ENLIGHTENING TOUR FOR ANYONE VISITING KIMBERLEY COUNTRY.
For businesses operating through the North East Kimberley would benefit from an introduction to Miriuwung culture. This program introduces the local culture, history and social norms of Miriuwung people. You will learn to recognise and understand cultural differences and gain invaluable insights into Aboriginal culture from in-depth discussions with Miriuwung man Ted Hall.
Please be aware that the program is always held on Miriuwung country, due to cultural protocols. Come on an adventure in the heartland of Aboriginal culture in Australia. Learn to recognise cultural differences and act in accordance. Take from this land and its people a newfound wisdom, respect and awareness. Enquiries welcome.
OPERATION TIMES
Program Operation March through to August.
Luridgii Cultural Awareness Program operate 7 days a week throughout the year.
prices
$6500 for the day up to 15 people
TOUR INFOMATION
Tailored programs are available please call Luridgii to discuss your requirements.
10 THINGS PARTICIPANTS CAN EXPECT TO DISCOVER:
1. There is much to be gained from learning about the Traditional Owners, local Aboriginal culture and history.
2. A safe learning environment enables a healthy discussion of cultural differences and ensures the dignity of all participants.
3. Acceptance of different beliefs and cultures.
4. Commitment to listening to others.
5. How to speak without fear or favour.
6. Respect for all participants, facilitators and guests.
7. Cultural awareness improves teamwork in the workplace.
8. It can help us understand and localise cultural change.
9. Cultural awareness helps us recognise the culture and values in local Aboriginal societies and the wider Australian community.
10. All discussions are confidential unless otherwise agreed to.
TOPICS THAT WILL BE DISCUSSED:
1. Language and communication - in depth, open and honest
2. Government policies and their effects
3. How Aboriginal people perceive you as a representative
4. How Aboriginal people perceive themselves
5. How Aboriginal people perceive the rest of the community
6. History and the 1967 referendum
7. Mandangala history
8. Miriuwung and Gidja dreaming stories
9. Miriuwung skin systems
10. Working with cross cultural communities
11. Community leadership
12. The decision making processes
