Description

Puki Puki tampi'dlu, nartangka wapi'dlu, marnintya

Welcome, let us recognise the past, act in the present and build a better future

WHAT'S IT ALL ABOUT?

This interactive, three-hour workshop supports organisations at every stage of their Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) journey whether you're just starting out, strengthening an existing RAP or preparing to launch your next one.

A RAP provides a practical, strategic framework for taking meaningful action towards reconciliation. This workshop helps move organisations from intent to action, with a focus on authenticity, impact and long-term commitment.

Led by Ngarrindjeri woman Nicole Gollan, Founder and CEO of Nik&Co. Consultancy, this E-Hub workshop delivers culturally informed insights grounded in real-world experience alongside Indigenous communities.

WHO'S IT FOR?

Suitable for organisations at any stage of their RAP journey, including:

- Small to large businesses
- Corporates
- Government organisations
- Not-for-profits

It's designed for those seeking practical guidance to build, strengthen or elevate a RAP with clarity and confidence.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

This course includes:

- Indigenous led facilitation
- Educational video content grounded in lived experience, history and real-world perspectives
- Take-home resources to support continued learning and action beyond the workshop

OUTCOMES OF THE COURSE

This culturally grounded workshop provides:

- A deeper understanding of Reconciliation Action Plans
- Insight into co-design and its genuine impact
- Practical guidance for integrating co-design and RAPs
- Clear opportunities to reflect on and apply learnings within your organisation

Participants will leave with increased confidence and a stronger foundation to progress their reconciliation journey.

Note - organisations that wish to pay the fees for this course and are unable to pay online by credit card should contact the Short Course team on shortcourses@tafesa.edu.au to organise a Third Party Payment invoice.