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The Uluru Statement: What does it mean to us in the Early Years?

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1/24 Pitt St
Adelaide SA, Australia
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THE ULURU STATEMENT. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO US IN EARLY YEARS?
A RAP Workshop for educators in preschool and the early years of school

FREE EVENT

*limited spaces*

4:30-6:30pm

Thursday 16th September, 2021

Reconciliation SA

1/24 Pitt Street, Adelaide

Guest Speaker: Sally Scales


Sally is a spokesperson and regional project coordinator for the APY Art Centre Collective.  Sally is also part of the youth leadership team for Uluru Statement reform, has worked on a number of projects with the Art Gallery of SA (including the 2020 Kulata Tjuta touring exhibition to France) and until recently was chair of the APY Executive Board Council (the youngest person to have held the role). 

Contact EChO at echosouthaustralia@gmail.com if you have any questions. 

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