Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) - Cultural Awareness Training Workshop

About the workshop

In an increasingly diverse South Australia, our ability to connect with, attract, and work alongside people from all walks of life is more important than ever. Whether it’s welcoming new volunteers, partnering with different communities, or ensuring our projects are inclusive and relevant - Cultural Intelligence (CQ) is a vital skill for everyone in the Landcare network.

This interactive session is a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental space to explore what diversity really means in the context of our work. It’s a great opportunity to reflect, ask questions, and gain fresh perspectives.

You’ll walk away with:

Key insights into diversity and inclusion in community and environmental spaces
Practical tools and simple strategies to confidently navigate cultural differences in your projects, volunteer groups, and everyday interactions
A chance to build your confidence in a topic that can sometimes feel overwhelming (no prior knowledge needed)!

Enjoy a delicious morning tea and lunch, lovingly prepared by local CALD community groups!

About the Facilitators
This session is delivered by culturalQ, MCCSA’s intercultural training service. MCCSA is the peak body supporting and advocating for culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities in South Australia. Their training is interactive, inclusive, and designed to build long-term capability for working in multicultural environments.

💡 This workshop is free to attend.
🧡 Proudly funded in partnership by the Northern and Yorke Landscape Board and the Landcare Association of South Australia (LASA).

*Limited to 25 people

*Registrations are essential to attend