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Aboriginal Voices
Aboriginal people themselves must lead the way in closing the shameful and depressing gap that exists in every community. Hear from Aboriginal People about matters that directly affect them and their Communities.Read more
About Jolleen Hicks
Aboriginal Insights was founded by Ngarluma- Aboriginal woman, Jolleen Hicks, in 2016.Read more
ABORIGINAL INSIGHTS
bringing a higher level of understanding, respect, and appreciation of the Aboriginal Community and their culture through learned expertise and authentic personal experiences.LEARNING
Get an in-depth and unique learning about Aboriginal People’s and their Cultures delivered right to your computer. Make an investment in your cultural learning journey.FEATURED EVENTS
“I strongly believe that all Australians want to learn about and better understand our Australian Aboriginal cultures. I choose to believe that every Australian wants Aboriginal people to achieve equality of life – health, education, employment, business, and community. I know that many Australians are actively and genuinely working towards this equality. I am actively and genuinely sharing my insights on how to successfully engage with Aboriginal communities.”
Jolleen Hicks, Founder of Aboriginal Insights
My half day workshop on “Engaging with Aboriginal People” is available for in house group sessions to companies; organisations; and Govt agencies across Australia. If your employer is committed to Cultural Development, then you will be interested in my unique workshop. Just email me at jolleen@aboriginalinsights.com.au.
In -house group bookings only available in July & August 2017. Group rate applies.
WANGGA ABOUT OUR FOUNDER
“Jolleen is a thorough professional and will certainly provide a meticulously prepared program for your organisation.”
BRAD SNELL
“Jolleen is making a difference. Not just for herself as a skilled professional able “to walk both sides of the street” but someone who has returned to her own community to help bring understanding and respect between us with our Western culture and her people with their ancient culture. I admire her tremendously. ”
JOHN CUNNINGHAM
“She has never wavered in her determination to use her talents and skills to build capacity in her own Aboriginal community as well as conducting a successful business. To me she is a poster woman for the way ahead for Aboriginal people and I am proud to be a friend.”
FRED CHANEY