'Torres strait islanders' presentation slideshows

Epidemic obesity: where did it come from, what does it mean and where do we go from here ?

Epidemic obesity: where did it come from, what does it mean and where do we go from here ?. Science and Society in the Tropics Public Lecture May 21 2014 Cairns Robyn McDermott Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention Australian Institute of Tropical Health & Medicine.

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Prepared by J. Mabbutt & C. Maynard NaMO September 2008

1: Principles and Communication. Prepared by J. Mabbutt & C. Maynard NaMO September 2008. 1: Principles & Communication: Objectives. During the session the key principles of communication in the drug and alcohol field will be outlined, with a focus on special population groups

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Facts

Facts. In 2000?02 suicide rates in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians were highest in remote areas of Australia (55 per 100,000), lower in inner and outer regional areas (37 per 100,000 and 35 per 100,000; respectively) and lowest in major cities (16 per 100,000).

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AIATSIS Seminar Series

AIATSIS Seminar Series. B uilding a sustainable National Indigenous Representative Body. Presentation by Commissioner Tom Calma Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner and Race Discrimination Commissioner Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission

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AIATSIS Seminar Series

AIATSIS Seminar Series. B uilding a sustainable National Indigenous Representative Body. Presentation by Commissioner Tom Calma Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner and Race Discrimination Commissioner Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission

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Physical Activity Promotion 1: The Role of National and State Government Organisations

Physical Activity Promotion 1: The Role of National and State Government Organisations. Unit 3 Area of Study 1 Chapter 3. Key Knowledge.

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Engaging Aboriginal Students through Culturally Enriched Curriculum

VIP. TWUGIA. Engaging Aboriginal Students through Culturally Enriched Curriculum. South Western Sydney Natalie Pierson- A/Regional Consultant Aboriginal Education and Engagement Sherrie Meyers - Aboriginal Engagement and Connections Officer. Overview of Presentation.

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Self-Determination in Education Lindon Coombes, Congress CEO

Self-Determination in Education Lindon Coombes, Congress CEO. The Declaration. Congress advocates full implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. The Declaration enshrines our right to respect and protection of our cultures

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A workforce for Closing the Gap A perspective from the ground

A workforce for Closing the Gap A perspective from the ground. Dr Tim Senior GP Tharawal Aboriginal Corporation Medical Advisor RACGP National Faculty for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Senior Lecturer UWS School of Medicine References can be found at

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activate: mind & body

activate: mind & body. activate: mind & body. Joint initiative between Queensland Health and General Practice Queensland Improving the physical and oral health outcomes for people living with severe mental illness Statewide consultation phase occurred from July to December 2008

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Strong Smart Beginnings for Lifelong Learning in the Early Years

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By Krystle Turner 14504305 , Gemma Tyack 14603370 & Joanna Ursino 14893702.

TORRES STRAIT ISLANDERS HISTORY, CULTURE & EDUCATION. ( Heide_Smith_sm , 1997). By Krystle Turner 14504305 , Gemma Tyack 14603370 & Joanna Ursino 14893702. Identity of Torres Strait Islanders.

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Module 5 Relationship and Personal skills for Intercultural leadership:

Module 5 Relationship and Personal skills for Intercultural leadership: Intra-personal & Inter-personal skills. Respectful Communication . Aboriginal Terms of Reference (ATR) values, or pays respect to, an Aboriginal world view.

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Australian Music

Australian Music. By: Anna Hance. Indigenous Music. Indigenous Australian music refers to the music of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders. The best known traditional indigenous instrument is the didgeridoo. Folk Music-.

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Reconciliation

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Modern culture & Education

Modern culture & Education.

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Multiculturalism In Australia

Multiculturalism In Australia. By Vanessa Locke, Dina Danias, Katie Glynn and Jacqueline Rogers. Definition of Multiculturalism. Multiculturalism is the doctrine that several different cultures (rather than one national culture) can coexist peacefully and equitably in a single country.

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