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Yarning with NICCAS - Considerations for Complying with Cultural Safety Standards

Mon, 24 Aug

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Online Interactive Seminar

Are you confident your organisation is meeting Cultural Safety Standards and doing so in a way that creates genuine, lasting change?

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Yarning with NICCAS - Considerations for Complying with Cultural Safety Standards
Yarning with NICCAS - Considerations for Complying with Cultural Safety Standards

Time & Location

24 Aug 2026, 2:00 pm – 4:30 pm

Online Interactive Seminar

About the event

Creating Culturally Safe Workplaces Starts with Understanding.


Join our upcoming LIVE Interactive Online SeminarConsiderations for Complying with Cultural Safety Standards.


Designed for leaders, managers, HR professionals, educators, health professionals, and anyone committed to building culturally safe environments, this practical session will explore:

✅ Understanding Cultural Safety Standards in Victoria and what compliance means across legislation, accreditation, policy, and funding requirements.


✅Looking beyond unconscious bias to recognise colonial assumptions, institutional bias, privilege, and cultural blind spots through a Victorian lens.


✅Decolonising organisations by reviewing systems, policies, governance, recruitment, procurement, and decision-making to create culturally responsive workplaces.


Tickets

  • General Admission

    This ticket entitles the bearer to attend the Yarning with NICCAS - From Cultural Awareness to Cultural Capability Online Interactive Seminar

    $120.00

    GST included

    +$3.00 ticket service fee

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Acknowledgement of Country

NICCAS Cultural Infusion Services pays respect to the Traditional Custodians and their Elders, past, present and emerging, who have been the caretakers of the many First Nations Countries we are privileged to live and work.

 

We recognise that all the traditional First Nation Countries have their own Dreaming, and as the keepers of the cultural knowledge, respect the leadership role Traditional Custodians play in preserving, protecting and passing on this knowledge to their children, whereby, emphasising the importance of maintaining the culturally inherited connections to the land and the cultural obligations of being a Traditional Custodian.

 

NICCAS Cultural Infusion Services is located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nations. We pay respect to their Elders, past, present and future and acknowledge the presence of their people’s fighting spirit embedded across these lands.

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