Tultyurrinthi with Rebecca Kimlin Yarning Circle Cultivating Anti-Racism and Allyship

Name: Tultyurrinthi with Rebecca Kimlin Yarning Circle Cultivating Anti-Racism and Allyship
Start: 2024-10-05T11:30:00+0930
End: 2024-10-05T13:50:00+0930
Location: Tiwu Kumangka (Blackwood Library and Community Centre)

Sat, 5 Oct, 11:30am - 12:10pm ACST

Tiwu Kumangka (Blackwood Library and Community Centre)

blackwood, australia

Bec Kimlin

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Tultyurrinthi with Rebecca Kimlin - Yarning Circle Cultivating anti-racism and Allyship

Come together with Rebecca Kimlin, a proud Arrernte woman, living on Peramangk Country, for a yarning circle focussed on cultivating Anti-Racism and Allyship. Rebecca will share her story and ask you the deepening question "Why should I ally for First Nations people?"

Rebecca has been facilitating transformative yarning circles for over 15 years. Her yarns are deeply reflective and healing for all involved.
Rebecca is also the weaver behind, Utnenge Weaving, whilst contemplating Allyship she will teach you how to weave your own woven bracelet.

Details:

Duration: 40 minutes
Audience: Adults
Experience: Yarning Circle, Cultural protocols, Reflecting, creating a woven bracelet

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Bec Kimlin

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Rebecca Kimlin, an Alywarra Arrernte arehle (Arrernte for woman), provides operational and strategic direction for the Aboriginal Health Directorate, and strategic leadership for Barossa Hills Fleurieu Local Health Network Aboriginal Health Services. Rebecca brings with her a powerful combination of connected insights, personal and professional experiences, and committed advocacy.

Rebecca is responsible for overseeing the BHFLHN Aboriginal Health Strategy, by evaluating, planning implementing coordinating and delivering Aboriginal Health services LHN wide. This includes projects targeted at Community and Consumer Engagement, Closing the Gap, First Nations Workforce Initiatives, Cultural Safety and Allyship which work towards improving health outcomes of First Nations people.

Her passion and clear focus have helped to shape the direction of the BHFLHN walking together towards allyship, accountability and bringing together wisdom and experience from community to help BHFLHN to deliver wellbeing outcomes of belonging, hope, pride and healing for all.

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Sat, 5 Oct, 11:30am - 12:10pm ACST

Tiwu Kumangka (Blackwood Library and Community Centre)

blackwood, australia

Hosted by Bec Kimlin