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Introduction
Show More Show LessWARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participants are warned that the following content may contain images and voices of deceased persons.This course delves into the concept of shame within Indigenous communities, contrasting it with Western perspectives.
It explores how shame functions to maintain social harmony and respect, and how colonisation has amplified these feelings through policies like the Stolen Generations.
The course also examines intergenerational trauma, the long-term effects of colonisation on mental health, socio-economic disparities, and barriers to education and employment.
Practical strategies for communicating with sensitivity and respect, and building trust with Indigenous Australians, are provided to foster culturally appropriate and supportive interactions.
Activities
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