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Know Your Country campaign welcomes new Labor First Nations Educator policy announcement
World Vision Australia CEO Daniel Wordsworth explains how having local First Nations Cultural Educators in every primary school will help create a more inclusive Australia.
Know Your Country campaign celebrates Prof. Tom Calma AO and his membership of the Know Your Country campaign’s First Nations Advisory Panel.
Know Your Country campaign welcomes NSW Education Minister Sarah Mitchell’s statement today on ABC about the important of First Nations Cultural Education for all students, teachers and schools.
Know Your Country campaign welcomes Katie Stansfield Primary Teacher on Alyawarr Country in the Northern Territory
To heal Country we’ll need all Australians to have a deeper understanding and appreciation for Country and for First Nations people who have protected it for millennia.
First Nations Cultural Educator Aunty Phyllis Marsh and Policy Lead for Know Your Country Dr Scott Winch on This Glorious Mess with Leigh Campbell & Tegan Natoli
South Australian Principals support push for a First Nations Cultural Educator in every primary school
Meet one of the First Nations Cultural Residents that inspired a vision for all children to have the opportunity to access the wisdom of the world’s oldest continuous culture.
NITV interviewed First Nations Cultural Educator Phyllis Marsh for the Know Your Country campaign launch
Dr Scott Winch went on ABC Radio National’s Breakfast with Fran Kelly to launch the Know Your Country campaign
Professor Tom Calma leads this campaign as a member or the Know Your Country First Nations Advisory Panel
Today the campaign to get Governments to fund all schools to employ local First Nations Cultural Educators began. And Australians already agree it's a good idea!
Meet one of the First Nations Cultural Residents that inspired a vision for all children to have the opportunity to access the wisdom of the world’s oldest continuous culture.
Irene is a proud Buandig and Gunditjmara woman, Principal of Littlehampton Primary and a member of this campaign’s First Nations Advisory Panel
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Thanks to First Nations Cultural Educators Aunty Maxine Ryan and Aunty Ali Golding and the team at the UNSW School of Education. Huge thank you to UNSW School of Media students - Thomas Kirk, Angus Crampton and Tamsyn Navra who made this video.
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