Allyship Stories Castos https://.castos.com TACSI staff share their cultural learning journeys and reflect on allyship - where they started, where they are now and what next. An accompaniment to TACSI's Seven Threads of Allyship short course. Mon, 04 Jul 2022 14:16:00 +0000 en © 2022 https://episodes.castos.com/5ed9aaa78a5bb9-87795995/images/Large-Podcast-logo-3000px-copy.png Allyship Stories https://.castos.com TACSI staff share their cultural learning journeys and reflect on allyship - where they started, where they are now and what next. An accompaniment to TACSI's Seven Threads of Allyship short course. TACSI episodic TACSI staff share their cultural learning journeys and reflect on allyship - where they started, where they are now and what next. An accompaniment to TACSI's Seven Threads of Allyship short course. TACSI pip.bergin@tacsi.org.au false https://feeds.castos.com/2nkrj yes <![CDATA[Power, leadership, being led.]]> Mon, 04 Jul 2022 14:16:00 +0000 TACSI https://learning-journeys-in-allyship.castos.com/podcasts/42471/episodes/power-leadership-being-led-1 https://learning-journeys-in-allyship.castos.com/episodes/power-leadership-being-led-1 Meet Kerry who leads TACSI’s long term initiatives and Ash who plays a major role in TACSI's consulting business. And returning from previous episodes Mel, Lucy and Carolyn, TACSI's CEO. 

 

Kerry works on the Fire to Flourish program. Ash mentions the Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research at UTS and the book Decolinising Solidarity by Clare Land. Carolyn mentions TACSI Board Director Samantha Wild.

]]> full 4 1 false Meet Kerry who leads TACSI’s long term initiatives and Ash who plays a major role in TACSI's consulting business. And returning from previous episodes Mel, Lucy and Carolyn, TACSI's CEO. 

 

Kerry works on the Fire to Flourish program. Ash mentions the Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education and Research at UTS and the book Decolinising Solidarity by Clare Land. Carolyn mentions TACSI Board Director Samantha Wild.

]]> 00:33:05 <![CDATA[Working with.]]> Sun, 03 Jul 2022 14:25:00 +0000 TACSI https://learning-journeys-in-allyship.castos.com/podcasts/42471/episodes/working-with https://learning-journeys-in-allyship.castos.com/episodes/working-with Meet Lucy and lauren, both of whom have played a major role in TACSI’s RAP process. And you’ll meet Tasman who changed his career off the back of Kevin Rudds' apology to the Stolen Generation. 

 

Lucy and lauren mention Cultural Respect and Safety Training by Sharon Gollan and Kathleen Stacey. lauren also mentions Tyson Yunkaporta author of Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Can Save The World, White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack by Peggy McIntosh. Tasmin mentions The National Apology to the Stolen Generations, you can read more about his PHD work in Wilcannia Men's Hub here, and the design of the Intensive Learning Centre in Kempsey Jail here. 

]]> full 3 1 false Meet Lucy and lauren, both of whom have played a major role in TACSI’s RAP process. And you’ll meet Tasman who changed his career off the back of Kevin Rudds' apology to the Stolen Generation. 

 

Lucy and lauren mention Cultural Respect and Safety Training by Sharon Gollan and Kathleen Stacey. lauren also mentions Tyson Yunkaporta author of Sand Talk: How Indigenous Thinking Can Save The World, White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack by Peggy McIntosh. Tasmin mentions The National Apology to the Stolen Generations, you can read more about his PHD work in Wilcannia Men's Hub here, and the design of the Intensive Learning Centre in Kempsey Jail here. 

]]> 00:37:22 <![CDATA[Home, pub, club.]]> Wed, 29 Jun 2022 08:02:00 +0000 TACSI https://learning-journeys-in-allyship.castos.com/podcasts/42471/episodes/home-pub-club-1 https://learning-journeys-in-allyship.castos.com/episodes/home-pub-club-1 Meet Barb, who leads the implementation of TACSI's Weavers programme, and is a grandma. Meet Mel who loves nothing more than to swim in the sea, who runs TACSI's consulting business. Meet Dani who thinks of herself as a social artist and runs an amazing storytelling night called 10x9. And remember Vicky from Episode 1, she's back.

 

Jen mentions this SBS article, Residents in 'someone else's Barb mentions Paul Kelly songs - here's 'From Litle Things Big Things Grow' sung by Electric Fields. Mel mentions Charles Trindall a specialist in First Nations facilitation approaches. Dani runs the 10x9 storytelling night in Adelaide. Vicky mentions the book Fire Country by Victor Steffensen. 

]]> full 2 1 false Meet Barb, who leads the implementation of TACSI's Weavers programme, and is a grandma. Meet Mel who loves nothing more than to swim in the sea, who runs TACSI's consulting business. Meet Dani who thinks of herself as a social artist and runs an amazing storytelling night called 10x9. And remember Vicky from Episode 1, she's back.

 

Jen mentions this SBS article, Residents in 'someone else's Barb mentions Paul Kelly songs - here's 'From Litle Things Big Things Grow' sung by Electric Fields. Mel mentions Charles Trindall a specialist in First Nations facilitation approaches. Dani runs the 10x9 storytelling night in Adelaide. Vicky mentions the book Fire Country by Victor Steffensen. 

]]> 00:27:34 <![CDATA[Starting, unlearning, space.]]> Mon, 27 Jun 2022 12:23:00 +0000 TACSI https://learning-journeys-in-allyship.castos.com/podcasts/42471/episodes/starting-unlearning-space https://learning-journeys-in-allyship.castos.com/episodes/starting-unlearning-space Meet Tania who recently re-started her cultural learning journey after a 23 year break; Jen who is part of a strong Chinese migrant community in Adelaide and TACSI’s accountant; Vicky who moved to Australia from the UK and now works as an executive assistant; and Carolyn who started her cultural learning journey on the front lines of child protection services and is now TACSI’s CEO.

 

Jen mentions this SBS article, Residents in 'someone else's land' and also mentions the song 'From Little Things Big Things Grow' sung here by Electric Fields

]]> full 1 1 false Meet Tania who recently re-started her cultural learning journey after a 23 year break; Jen who is part of a strong Chinese migrant community in Adelaide and TACSI’s accountant; Vicky who moved to Australia from the UK and now works as an executive assistant; and Carolyn who started her cultural learning journey on the front lines of child protection services and is now TACSI’s CEO.

 

Jen mentions this SBS article, Residents in 'someone else's land' and also mentions the song 'From Little Things Big Things Grow' sung here by Electric Fields

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