Day 1 Tours. Time Session Description 8.30am Registration & Welcome to Country

Similar documents
Event: World Indigenous Network Conference (WIN) 2013 Connecting Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities Land and Sea Managers

TVET Leadership and Capacity Building Program

Responsible Persons Register of Duties and Interests

LEADING THROUGH UNCERTAINTY SOUTH EAST REGION LEADERSHIP FORUM

Curriculum Vitae - Tony Charters AM

To recognise and respect the peoples and cultures that have existed in Australia for tens of thousands of years.

PALM ISLAND ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCIL General Meeting Held Monday 30 th January 2012, Commencing at 9.34am PIASC Boardroom

Stakeholder Briefing The Bays Precint Urban Transformation Program

Registration Brochure

INAUGURAL VPS INDIGENOUS NETWORK CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE PROGRAM. Day, time Item Contributors. Wednesday 21 February Thursday 22 February Smoking ceremony Liturgy

2018 COAT National Conference Program

Programme Australia. 27 January 10 February 2018 Melbourne (Australia) & Christchurch (New Zealand) Organised by

SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE. Artwork: Dreaming Sisters 2011 by Mary Smith. Copyright Mary Smith & Weave Arts Centre

Peter Tregilgas - Resumé

Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan May 2018 May 2019

CHANCELLOR'S REPORT TO COUNCIL 21 October 2016

HFMA 2018 Victorian State Conference

3 RD NATIONAL ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER EMPLOYMENT IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT ROUNDTABLE

2018 DAAF Fashion Show Sponsorship Prospectus

National Indigenous Drug and Alcohol Committee membership announcement

REGISTRATION BROCHURE

WA leading the Way in Aboriginal Tourism

WA leading the Way in Aboriginal Tourism

NACCHO Members Conference and Annual General Meeting

Indigenous Water Policy Group

Cities Beyond Perth. Best bets for growth in a new economic environment. Executive Summary. January Level 2, 53 Blackall Street Barton ACT 2600

Welcome from the Conference Committee Chair

capability profile PO Box 8102 Suite 4, Level 2, 85 Lake St Cairns QLD 4870 Phone

NACCHO Members Conference and Annual General Meeting

Canberra Business Chamber ANNUAL REPORT

Cairns North Zone Director

Reporting: A report will be compiled and released after the conclusion of the forum.

APPENDIX I: PROCESS FOR FIRST NATIONS REGIONAL DIALOGUES

Travel Group. Innovative Reconciliation Action Plan

From Obstacle to Opportunity

Australian Indigenous Tourism Conference AITC. October 30 - November TOURISM

CONFERENCE INFORMATION PACK PROSPERITY THROUGH PARTNERSHIP PALMERSTON NORTH, NEW ZEALAND MARCH 2019

3-5 November 2017 Crown CONVENTION CENTRE - Perth, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Global Business Leadership Program 2016 Schedule (Draft)

Statistical Picture of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander School Students in Australia

Wednesday 2ND Thursday 3RD June 2010

FOR SUCCESS IN INFRASTRUCTURE 19 NOVEMBER 2014 I 9.00 AM PM NSW Trade & Investment CENTRE Level 47, MLC Centre,19 Martin Place, Sydney, 2000

RECONCILIATION ACTION PLAN ESSENDON FOOTBALL CLUB

Registration Brochure November. Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre

Darwin Harbour Crab Claw Island

Appendix 3-B. Phase 2 - Recent Consultation

2016 FRIEDMAN CONFERENCE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. friedman16.org

Re: Inquiry into the contribution of sport to Indigenous wellbeing and mentoring

Creative Partnerships Between School & Business. Helen Nowosilskyj & Andrew Worrall Helen Nowosilskyj & Andrew Worrall Western Futures

INNOVATE RECONCILIATION ACTION PLAN

U.S.-AFRICA TOURISM SEMINAR Washington Convention Center, Washington D.C., March 7-8, 2013

ACPET Asia Pacific International Education Forum Darwin Gateway 2011

AUSTRALIAN AUTOMOTIVE NATIONAL SUMMIT

2016 Communities Review

THE-ICE 12 th IPoE Forum 2018

New Approaches in Social Transport: The PSP Model - The National Conference

DRAFT PROGRAM. DAY ONE Tuesday 13 November WELCOME TO COUNTRY Uncle Des Sandy Traditional Elder OFFICIAL OPENING (TBC)

References. Ariotti, L. (1999) Social Construction of Anangu Disability, Australian Journal of Rural Health, 7 (4):

From Obstacles to Opportunities

Acknowledgement of Country

Energy overview. Keynote speaker: The Hon. Dan van Holst Pellekaan MP, Minister for Energy and Mining.

Palm Island Aboriginal Shire Council General Meeting held Monday 24 th June 2013 Commencing at PIASC Boardroom

TOWN OF PORT HEDLAND INNOVATE RECONCILIATION ACTION PLAN

BRAC. Sponsorship Opportunities. Engage. Connect. Build your brand.

FUTURE PROOF THE AUSTRALIAN ECONOMY

MINUTES SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL. Tuesday, 1 September 2015

That the Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting held on 24 April 2013 as circulated, be confirmed as a true and correct record of that meeting.

RECONCILIATION ACTION PLAN. Our Business

Having our Voices Heard: Indigenous Leadership in the Northern Territory

Minister Scott Bacon Minister for Tourism. The New World of Regional Tourism in Tasmania Tony Mayell Chief Executive Officer, Tourism Tasmania

Progress is Impossible Without Change

Our Principal Object

Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research

R O W O R R P O R M P U R A A W C O M M U N I T Y J U S T I C E R E H A B I L I T A T I O N C E N T R E P R O S P E C T U S

TIME DAY 1 Friday 24 October am am ~ ARRIVAL AND MORNING TEA ~

AMBASSADOR REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

SMEC s Reconciliation Journey

Thales in Australia and New Zealand

ABORIGINAL EMPLOYMENT STRATEGY. Working Together

15th South East Asia Survey Congress

PALM ISLAND ABORIGINAL SHIRE COUNCIL General Meeting Held Wednesday 25 th July 2012 Commencing at 10.00am, COUNCIL Boardroom

ONE FACE ACROSS ASEAN

RECONCILIATION ACTION PLAN March 2017 March 2018

Getting our Priorities Right

Green Building Day. Sponsorship Proposal 2014 EVENT TYPE: LEADING GREEN THINKERS

Presented by: YOLANDA CABIGAO Tourism Operations Officer II

Wunan Foundation. Building a stronger future in the East Kimberley. Annual Report 2004/05

Introduction. Ichthys LNG Project 2014 highlights. INPEX.com.au

Women Leaders in Aviation Summit

ABC Foundation Ltd. On-Country Support for Traditional Owners and Management of Land and Sea Country

Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust Strategic Plan Update

REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT

BOOSTING SEQ S GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS

Victorian Indigenous Engineering Winter School

ProjectConnect News Update

Sponsorship Prospectus & Draft Program

UNSW Study Abroad Summer School June - 26 July

LINKS AND TRANSITIONS IN PAIN MANAGEMENT SEPTEMBER 5-7, 2014 FAIRMONT RESORT, LEURA, BLUE MOUNTAINS, NSW REGISTRATION BROCHURE

Building Regional Australia Summit. at the Nambucca Heads RSL April Jobs Growth & Pro$perity

Transcription:

Day 1 (Tour) Time Session Description 8.30am Registration & Welcome to Country Day 1 Tours Day 1 Roundtables Morning Session: RJCP, CDF and CAP s 9.30am T1 TITEB The Tiwi Islands Training and R1 Facilitated by Matthew Ellem Tangentyere Employment Employment Board s mission is to 9.00am Finance ensure economic and social 12pm Transition Recruitment, retrenchment development by enhancing access to, Training and the quality of, Education and Training to better equip Tiwi for work and leisure activities on the Tiwi Islands. The Board is owned and managed by a Tiwi Board of Directors. TITEB is a Registered Training Organisation and is also one of only two NT funded Group Training Resourcing Organisations operating a new apprenticeship scheme. Day 1 Roundtables Afternoon Session: Building an Indigenous Workforce

Welcome Reception Larrakia Nation Ab Corp 1.Travel agency 2.Arts centre includes conference services such as WTC, and they provide conf bags, speakers gifts, and arts activities to support conference activities and goals, also night patrols driving at night to help look after people s safety and care 3.Rangers a big program generating a fair bit of income. Could take us to Holmes Jungle, where for example, the Arts Centre has done some murals, etc. This is about 15mins from Darwin. R2 1pm 4.30pm HR and recruitment strategies: Facilitated by Barb McGillivray - TR7 Workforce planning: Facilitated by Community Services and Health Industry Skills Council Workforce development: Facilitated by Matrix on Board Day 2 9.00am Welcome 9.15am K1 Keynote The Hon. Sharon Bird, Minister for Higher Education and Skills 9.45am K2 Keynote Rohan Tobler, General Manager National Centre of Indigenous Excellence 10.30am K3 Keynote Deborah Cheetham, Head of the Wilin Centre at the Faculty of Victorian College of the Arts, University of Melbourne and Associate Dean of Indigenous Development. Morning Tea 11.30am S1 Storytellers 1 12.00pm S2 Storytellers 2 12.30pm K4 Panel Discussion What works in Indigenous employment? David Thompson AM, CEO Jobs Australia facilitator Hugh Roberts; NT Chamber of Commerce, Chris Natt; Groote Eyelandt Aboriginal Trust, Toni Ah Sam; SED Advisory, Additional panel members TBC Lunch 1.45pm W1.1 RJCP Stream - DEEWR & FaHCSIA Transition arrangements for current CDEP and RJCP providers

W1.2 Employment & Training Stream Youth transition programs Meg Geritz and Irena Zieminski, YouthWorxNT W1.3 Storyteller Stream Storytellers 1 & 2 W1.4 Indigenous Enterprise Stream Getting Into Business - Toni Ah Sam SED Advisory Afternoon Tea 3.00 S3 Storytellers 3 3.30 S4 Storytellers 4 4.00pm W2.1 RJCP Stream - DEEWR & FaHCSIA Community Action Plans and the Community Development Fund W2.2 Indigenous Enterprise Stream Growing your enterprise: Chris Martin Indigenous Job Connection Bundarra Sportwear, Go Worksafety, Bilwon Farms W2.3 Storytellers Stream Storytellers 3 & 4 W2.4 Employment & Training Stream Pre-employment training and pathways: Stephanie Kelly Batchelor Institute & Chris Natt, Groote Eyelandt Aboriginal Trust 5.00pm K5 Damian Griffis Executive Officer First Peoples Disability Network NDIS and Aboriginal people with disability Close Day 2 Conference Dinner Day 3 9.00am Welcome 9.15 K6 Keynote Jody Broun Co-Chair National Congress Having a national conversation about Indigenous excellence 10.00 K7 Keynote Kathryn Greiner AO, Patron & Lola Forester Chairperson Show Me The Way Morning Tea 11am S6 Storytellers 5 S7 Storytellers 6 12.00pm W3.1 RJCP Stream - DEEWR & FaHCSIA Delivering services for a jobs-first approach W3.2 Indigenous Enterprise Stream

Funding and Micro finance: CSB?? Abbey White, NAB Simon Day, Traditional Credit Union W3.3 Storytellers Stream Storytellers 5 & 6 W3.4 Employment & Training Stream Using employment and training programs to reduce recidivism rates: Rob Steer NT Director Industries and Employment Offender Programs and Indigenous Affairs Lunch 1.45pm S8 Storytellers 7 2.15pm S9 Storytellers 8 Afternoon Tea 3.00pm W4.1 RJCP Stream - DEEWR & FaHCSIA Compliance Framework and Draft Performance Framework W4.2 Excellence in Youth Leadership IYLP Jobs Australia Foundation Kangan Institute Australian Catholic University W4.3 Storytellers Stream Storytellers 7 & 8 W4.4 Remote Indigenous Professional Development Project Presented by DEEWR Close Day 4 Optional Tiwi Islands enterprises and employment programs full day tour limit of 18 people. Cost $300.00 7.00am T2 8am Depart Darwin by ferry. 10am arrive Nguiu. Short tour of community on bus 10.30am tour of Tiwi Shire offices. Presentations by Bill Toy, Philippa Walsh and Daniel Lespearance on employment a training and recruitment programs 11.15am Travel to Farm and presentation by Farm manager with BBQ lunch 1pm Tiwi Islands Training and Employment Board tour and presentation 1.30pm Disabled Arts Centre Employment program 2.15pm Tiwi Design Enterprise Tour 3pm Depart for Darwin by ferry 5pm arrive Darwin

Storytellers 2013 Name Background Location Fabian (Fab) Kantilla Event Management Tiwi Shire Tiwi Islands Janine Hunter Public Servant and Indigenous employment advocate, Remote Aboriginal Workforce Development Broome Gaylene Yenhu Gumuwiwi Remote employment service consultant Galw inku (Elcho Island) Bob Glanville Retired teacher Cootamundra Uncle Benny Hodges Retired public servant and Indigenous excellence advocate Canberra Leslie Knox Shire Councillor, Youth Worker Narrabri Wayne Liwingu Artist and sculptor Cairns McGinness Denise Bell Youth Worker Blacktown