2022 HASS SA Annual Conference - 'Our Shared Place'
Saturday 7 May 2022.
Conference Resources
Kunyi McInerney workshop activity and additional resource list
https://hass-sa.asn.au/files/1416/5232/5256/Kunyi_June_Anne_McInerney.docx
2022 HASS SA Conference
The Conference was held at the Adelaide Botanic High School
Saturday, 7th May 2022
KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Damien Coulthard, Adnyamathanha man, teacher and entrepreneur with Aboriginal Studies teacher, Margie Tilbrook present the following:
Warndu offers a unique cultural immersion experience exploring the importance of Place, Taste and Story connected to the native food products provided by Warndu. This experience is delivered in collaboration by Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal educators and is a perfect opportunity to be inspired and engage in conversation to hear our personal and professional journeys.
Through the lens of Place. Taste. Story the intention is to develop a deeper understanding of:
·The importance of authentic relationships with Aboriginal people (social, physical, and spiritual).
·How food systems can play an integral role in supporting sustainable future cultural and economic aspirations.
·The importance of key cultural expressions (language, harvesting, song, dance, art) and how each connect the past to the present.
·The diversity of Aboriginal identities and experiences.
·Our shared histories while celebrating the contributions and achievements of Aboriginal people.