West Australian Sustainable Education Forum
Sustainability Education with ‘Network to Empower’
Program – Friday 6th December 2024

Unique opportunity for community, schools, industry, tertiary and government groups to share the work they are engaged with to educate about and support sustainability practices.

Venue: CREEC, crn Kent Street & Queens Park Rd, Wilson WA 6107 Map here

Registration: $66 Non Member; $44 AAEE member and students/concession (includes refreshments) https://www.trybooking.com/CVWPR

Program: Available at https://aaeewa.org.au/west-australian-sustainability-education-forum/
9.00 Registrations & cuppa
9.20 Acknowledgement of Country & Welcome.
Presentation of AAEE WA Chapter Environmental Educator for 2024.
9.30 First Round Tables – Participant choose on the day

ONE WORLD CENTRE DINNER AND SPEAKERS.

When: 6.15 PM, FRIDAY, 1 NOVEMBER 2024

Where: One World Centre, 5 King William St, near Bayswater train station

The Climate Crisis: From Understanding to Action

Be part of our discussion with meteorologist Joe Courtney, who will update us on the science of climate change, and writer/editor Emma Coupland, advocating for community climate action.
How can we respond individually and collectively to be a part of the solution? The news may not be good but we can commit to a hope-based approach to address the crisis.
Our discussion will take place over a sustainably homemade and delicious
Mediterranean dinner and drinks with people who share goals for a better future.
You are also welcome to join us earlier for the One World Centre AGM at 5.30pm.

Cost: by donation for a delicious Mediterranean dinner

Register: (free but essential)   https://events.humanitix.com/the-climate-crisis-from-understanding-to-action-at-the-one-world-centre

OWC-AGM Flyer Climate Crisis 2023-24

UNDERSTANDING THE CLIMATE CRISIS & PUTTING  SCIENCE FACTS INTO TEACHING PRACTICE

During this important workshop Joe Courtney, a meteorologist from the Bureau of Meteorology, will provide a 15-minute update on the science of climate change. He will also be available to answer your questions: What
is the latest on air and sea temperatures, sea levels, ice extent and extreme events? How is Australia and more specifically Perth being affected? Is it really a climate crisis? Is there any good news? What are credible sources of information to use?

  Forest Dying & Forest Browning

David Wood from Einstein First science UWA , will then follow on with a 45-minute workshop on practical climate science examples including ‘how solar panels make electricity’, ‘making coal’ and ‘vibrating molecules’, ‘CO₂ absorption’ and ‘re-emission’ activities.

(Suitable for primary and secondary teachers.)

WORKSHOP INFORMATION:

Date and Time: 22 August, 3.30-5pm.

Venue: One World Centre, 5 King William St. Bayswater  (also available on zoom)

Registration Trybooking:https://www.trybooking.com/CTWOP
Or by QR code:

FLYER:Climate Crisis
For other enquiries contact the One World Centre
owc@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133
This workshop addresses the following UN SDG

Global Cross Roads: opportunities for convergence between Australia’s International Development Policy and volunteering.

A fun afternoon of insights, information and interaction organised by Australian Volunteers Alumni and the One World Centre.

Program:

2.30 to 3pm: Come and browse the Fairtrade Shop! There is plenty to buy: chocolate, coffee, homewares, cards, clothing, gifts. Treat yourself!!!! Or maybe you’d like to become a volunteer???

Streaming available: 3-4pm, see details below

Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82442553265?pwd=5ikVfeVvFds5PSMdathkvTFHy4CNfx.1

Meeting ID: 824 4255 3265
Passcode: 036513

3.00 – 3.10  Welcome and Development Quiz Paddy Cullen

Presentations:

3:10 – 3:25  Dr Rochelle Spencer (Associate Professor, Development Studies and Sustainability, Indo-Pacific Research Centre) .Engaging with the new federal 2023 international development policy from a people to people focus.

3:25 – 3:40 Dr Peter Devereux (Senior lecturer at Murdoch University; Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences) Volunteering and the SDGs.;

3:40 – 3:55 Leigh Dix (AV Alumni Representative, WA) Volunteering programs and pathways;

4 – 4:15    Q and A, and Future alumni initiatives (bi-monthly sharing; letting each other know about events; catching up generally).

Afternoon Tea  

4:15  end of formal proceedings, but stay on and mingle.

4:30 Close

All WA interested people and volunteer alumni are invited, and everyone is encouraged to bring a friend that they think might be interested.

Date: Saturday 27 July 2024

Time:  2.30 –4.30pm

Venue: One World Centre, 5 King William St, Bayswater

Streaming available 3-4pm.

Contact: owc@oneworldentre.org.au

Flyer:Development Policy & Volunteering

Games for Sustainability: Teaching sustainability with HOPE

 Dr Elaine Lewis & Dr Caroline  Marsh & Lynne Butler

This interactive workshop focuses on whole  of  school well-being: attendance; sense of belonging; coping with climate change anxiety; and increasing engagement across the curriculum.  It also introduces  games as a means of  creating understanding, developing knowledge and inspiring positive  actions and community.

Date and Time: Thursday, 6 June 2024, 3.30 -5pm.

Venue: OWC, 5 King William St, Bayswater

Cost: Members $15, Non-members $20

Registration:  via QR Code 

Trybooking:  https://www.trybooking.com/CRNOR

Flyer Game Workshop 2024

National Reconciliation Breakfast 2024

Please join us at OWC on Monday 27 May, 9.00-10.30am, as we join the NRW Virtual Breakfast streamed right across WA from Boorloo Perth. As per the NRW invitation “the streaming will feature a dynamic program from Boorloo Perth, featuring regional voices, engaging keynote speakers, and truth-telling”.

Join us also for a late breakfast and chat.

RSVP: coordinator@oneworldcentre.org.au

OWC Annual General Meeting 2023

Friday 27th October at 5.30pm,

followed at 6pm by dinner and guest speaker.

Flyer:AGM  2023

CORRIDORS, CATCHMENTS & COASTS

The WA Chapter of the Australian Association for Environmental Education is excited to present a reimagining of its very successful Catchments, Corridors & Coasts (CCC) program.

This NEW one-day CCC event continues to encourage participants and practitioners to engage in system thinking, highlighting that Education for Sustainability (EfS) can occur anywhere – from the upper catchment, throughout the corridor and to the coast.

This event for teachers, environmental educators and sustainability champions will connect participants with a range of EfS practitioners to generate two-way dialogue and productive networks.

Attendees will have the opportunity to attend all six theme sessions and  engage with 18 amazing EfS program providers and what they have to offer
educators and the broader community.

Included in your ticket:

• Morning tea and all-day tea & coffee refreshments;
• Networking with program providers, CCC; and
• Take-home resource featuring the showcased programs and contact details of EfS providers.

Cost: AAEEWA Members: $55, Non-Members: $ 77, Incl. GST

Date:  Thursday, 10 August

Place: Perth Zoo

Time: 8am–3.30pm

Register: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1068349

Flyer::Corridors and Coasts CCC23

Celebrate NAIDOC week 2023 with us on Saturday morning 8th July, from 9.30-11.30. 

We will be chatting about the importance of NAIDOC week and the theme ‘For Our Elders’ as we work together on a design for our new Acknowledgement of Country Plaque, guided by local Indigenous artist Melissa Spillman.

We would love to have your company.

RSVP coordinator@oneworldcentre.org.au

Free event – morning tea included!

Flyer: NAIDOC 8 July 2023

For further details content Lynne Butler on 0404784480

Supporting Self Determination and VOICE overseas and at home: through volunteers with ‘everything and nothing’.

A dialogue with Bill Armstrong former AVI CEO and Doyen Radcliffe Community First Development Regional Manager.

Former OSB/AVI CEO Bill Armstrong will talk about the idea of volunteers and community development workers doing ‘everything and nothing’ as a community development approach supporting self determination at home and abroad. His philosophy is captured in the recent book about his life that will be available for purchase at the event and before at https://everythingandnothing.com.au/ .

Doyen Radcliffe, Community First Development Regional Manager says “Hearing the voice of the people captures a powerful picture that empowers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to have ownership of their future to create a better and brighter tomorrow” (from Stories of Change, 2019).

This event has been organised by Australian volunteer Alumni and Peter Devereux with support from Australian Volunteers International and the One World Centre. Peter Devereux will facilitate the dialogue. Material on volunteering with the Australian Volunteer Program and Community First Development will be available on the day but is also accessible anytime at https://www.australianvolunteers.com/ and

https://www.communityfirstdevelopment.org.au/.

Saturday 19 August   2.30-4.30pm

John McGrath community hall 97 Hensman Street, South Perth

RSVP to Drpeterdevereux@gmail.com by 16 August for catering purposes

Australian Volunteer International is Australia’s longest running international volunteer organisation. AVI supports the Uluru Statement from the Heart to achieve justice, recognition and respect for First Nations people and a referendum to enshrine a First Nations Voice in the Constitution https://www.avi.org.au/reconciliation-2 . Community First Development is a First Nations led community development and research organisation. The organisation works in partnership with First Nations communities to create more opportunities for youth, stronger economic and education outcomes, safer communities and stronger, healthier lives. The central principle of the organisation is self – determination (https://www.communityfirstdevelopment.org.au/ ).

Flyer: self determination and voice flyer 2023(1)

Join us for breakfast at the One World Centre and watch the VIRTUAL BREAKFAST together

Thursday, 25 May 2023, 8.00-10.00am

Come and join us at the One World Centre & share breakfast as we watch the virtual one together.

This year Reconciliation WA is live streaming the National Reconciliation Week breakfast and we will be joining from the library at OWC.  We invite you to come along.

Date: Thursday, 25 May
Time: 8.00am to 10.00am
Venue: 5 King William Street, Bayswater

Registration: Free
Coffee, tea and breakfast goodies provided!

RSVP: owc@oneworldcentre.org.au

WHERE HAVE ALL THE POLLINATORS GONE? with

Dr Elaine Lewis.

If you are unsure about how to introduce Sustainability and Two-Way Science into your class room and into your school this is a practical workshop for you!

In this workshop Elaine will investigate the insect crisis and provide classroom examples of how to embed the Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander and Sustainability Cross Curriculum Priorities in Biological Science, with particular reference to a Two-Way Science perspective in a Primary context.

When: Thursday, 8 June

Where: One World Centre, Bayswater

Cost:  Members $15, Non-Members $20

Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/CICSS

Flyer:: Two -Way Science 8 June 2023

                           Past Workshops and Events

PLAY WITH PAINT: (RE)DISCOVER THE JOY OF CREATIVITY

Slow down.  Relax.  Play.

Feel excitement – not stress.

This 3-hour abstract painting workshop will let you (re)discover the joy of creativity.

No paintbrushes – instead scrapers will be used to intuitively move the paint across and around the paper.

A maximum of 5 people will ensure personalised attention.

All materials and equipment provided.

Ignite your creative spark.

Discover you can create something beautiful.

Date: Saturday 26th November 2022

Venue:  One World Centre, Bayswater

Time: 11am – 2.30pm (30 mins lunch break included)

Morning tea supplied, but please bring your own lunch

Cost: $50 pp

Numbers for this workshop are limited so book early.

Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/CEAVF  For further information please contact Barbara van Gool direct at vangool.barbara@gmail.com

Download flyer:Play with Paint 26 Nov 22

TWO-WAY SCIENCE WORKSHOP

Showcasing a Whole School Approach in Physical Science

Two Way Science supports integrated learning programs connecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural knowledges with Western science and the Western Australian curriculum

In this workshop an Aboriginal educator and the coordinator of the Two Way Science program at Coolbinia Primary School will jointly showcase classroom examples of Two-Way Science in operation in the Physical Sciences.  Attendees will be invited to participate in science elaboration activities with the Aboriginal educator, such as dancing (Year 1) and using fire sticks (Years 3). Join us for an enlightening session that will illustrate a whole school approach to Two-Way Science

***Free Event***

Date & time: Tuesday 25^th October 3.30-4.30pm

Venue: Coolbinia Primary School,104 Bradford St, Coolbinia

Flyer: Two -Way Science 25 Oct 22

Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/CCZDA

One World Centre AGM (5.30pm), Dinner & Guest Speaker Kobi Morrison from 6pm.

Hear about the transformative educational power of sharing Noongar language through song. Kobi is a 28 year old Bibbulmun Noongar man who was born and raised in Perth. While working at the UWA Centre of Social Impact and Propel Youth Arts WA, Kobi spends his spare time playing music, being involved in various music projects such as Koorlong, Koondarm, Madjitil Moorna and Endeavourous – projects that earned him the 2018 Perth NAIDOC Youth of the Year award.

Cost: By donation

When: Saturday, September 17, 2022  

Where: One World Centre 5 King William St Bayswater (next to train station!)

Flyer:Flyer AGM 2022

To register go to trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/CCBEV

TWO-WAY SCIENCE in the FIELD: Coolbinia Primary School, Wednesday 7 Sep,  3.30-5.00pm.

In this practical workshop an Aboriginal educator and several teachers will provide classroom examples of Two-Way Science in operation.  Participants will be invited to join a guided walk of the school bushland, highlighting the application of two-way science.

Science supports integrated learning programs connecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural knowledges with Western science and the Western Australian curriculum.

FREE EVENT

When: Wednesday 7 September at 3.30-5.00pm

Where: Coolbinia Primary School,104 Bradford St, Coolbinia

Registration: https://www.trybooking.com/CBVLU

Flyer: Two -WayScience Sept 2022

FREE EVENT

When: Tuesday 30 August at 3.45-5.00pm

Where: Canning River Eco Education Centre, Kent Street, Wilson, 6107

Registration: https://www.trybooking.com/CBVER

Flyer: Two -Way Science 30 Aug 2022 

OZHarvest’s FEAST Workshop at One World Centre 17 August 4.00-5.00pm

During this workshop, OzHarvest’s WA FEAST Education Coordinator, Eva Clarey, will explain how we can prevent food waste at home and at school with OzHarvest’s Food Education and Sustainability Training (FEAST). This will be followed by a fun and easy cooking session using one of the delicious FEAST recipes.

FEAST is a Global Compact Network Australia SDG program, supported by the Australian Government, addressing seven United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).

Cost: $10 members/subscribers; $15 non members

When: Wednesday 17 August,  4.00-5.00pm

Where: One World Centre

Registration VIA QR CODE or through:Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/CBGRL

Flyer:Feast 17th August 2022

owc@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133 or 0404784480

Join us for our NAIDOC 2022 week Community Art Collaboration.

 Saturday, 16 July, 10-12pm. 

Guided by local Indigenous artist Melissa Spillman,  we  will share stories and create a joint design for our new One World Centre T-shirt.

The design will reflect the 2022 NAIDOC theme:

“Get up! Stand up! Show up!”.

Morning tea included.

One World Centre

5 King William St,
Bayswater, WA.

Free  REGISTRATION:https://www.trybooking.com/CAVGP
QR Code:

Download Flyer: NAIDOC 2022

Two-way Science Workshop at the Herdsman Lake Discovery Centre, Wembley, 21 June 4-5.00pm

Participants will hear about the Discovery Centre’s education programs, and a presentation on the exciting Two-way Science initiative by David Broun (Two-Way Science Consultant) and Elaine Lewis (Coolbinia PS, Two-Way Science pilot school and One World Centre Education Committee).

When: Tuesday 21 June 2022, 4.00- 5.30pm.

Place:  Herdsman Lake Discovery Centre, Wembley.

This is a FREE workshop but please book to indicate numbers:

Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/BZNTB

Flyer:Two -Way Science 2022 Final

owc@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133

OZHarvest’s FEAST Workshop at One World Centre 22 June 4.00-5.00pm

During this workshop, OzHarvest’s WA FEAST Education Coordinator, Eva Clarey, will explain how we can prevent food waste at home and at school with OzHarvest’s Food Education and Sustainability Training (FEAST). This will be followed by a fun and easy cooking session using one of the delicious FEAST recipes.

FEAST is a Global Compact Network Australia SDG program, supported by the Australian Government, addressing seven United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).

Cost: $10 members/subscribers; $20 non members

When: Wednesday 22 June,  4.00-5.00pm

Where: One World Centre

Registration VIA QR CODE or through:

Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/BZKFP

Flyer:Feast June 22 2022 V2

owc@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133

“BE BRAVE MAKE CHANGE”

This Reconciliation Week 2022 we honour the spirit of Noongar Elder Doolan-Leisha Eatts*.

Fittingly the theme for 2022 is “Be Brave. Make Change”. It is a challenge to all of us —to Be Brave and tackle the unfinished business of reconciliation so we can Make Change for the benefit of all Australians.

We will gather to acknowledge and share stories and a history of place and of our
time, as a basis for exploring pathways forward. Activity will include a smoking
ceremony and walking the unique Reconciliation Sea of Hands Labyrinth.
*A widely respected and leading Whadjuk, Ballardong Noongar Elder who advocated strongly for reconciliation, Doolann Leisha Eatts was also a writer, storyteller and teacher of Noongar language.

WHEN?   10:00 – 11:30 am, Saturday 28 May 2022 followed by light snacks
WHERE? Warndoolier (Banks Reserve) at northern end of Banks Reserve, East Perth
COST?    FREE, donations invited for restorative justice work through Social     Reinvestment WA.

Bring a chair and cup/mug. RSVP: Joe Courtney, joe_anne@iinet.net.au

One World Centre Inc 5 King William St, Bayswater

Phone (08) 9371 9133

email owc@oneworldcentre.org.au

Flyer:reconciliationweek_2022flyerV1.3

MAKING AUSTRALIA A GOOD GLOBAL CITIZEN

Free Zoom Pre-election Event

on the evening of Thursday May 5th from

7pm till 8.30pm.

Friends of Oxfam (WA) jointly with One World Centre are holding a pre-election event on the evening of Thursday May 5th. This is a free event which will be held on zoom from 7pm till 8.30pm. It will be a state-wide event.

At this critical time for the planet, and for the global population, we need politicians to think beyond our national borders.

Join with Senator Dorinda Cox from the Greens, Patrick Gorman MP from the ALP, Kate Chaney Independent Voices for Curtin and a Liberal candidate yet to be confirmed for this important discussion.

 It is envisaged that candidates will address issues such as international cooperation, climate change, trade, refugee policy, promoting human rights and importantly Australia’s response to the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

The event will be moderated by Martin Drum, Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at the University of Notre Dame.  Plenty of time will be given to an audience Q&A session.

Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/BZETI

Book through Trybooking and an email will be sent to you to with Zoom Log in details.

Direct inquiries to Lynne Butler  Mob: 0404784480 or lynnembutler@yahoo.com.au

2022 SDG WEEKEND
CONNECTING PEOPLE AND PLANET
GLOBALLY AND LOCALLY

FRI 10 – SUN 12 JUNE 2022

As in 2019 and 2021, the workshop will draw inspiration and fun from time together in the forest, and around the fire. It will include informed discussion, facilitated reflections, activities, and opportunities to share stories connecting international development experiences with individual reflection, and building on and initiating collaborative, local initiatives. What are your biggest challenges, inspirations, plans and activities for connecting global realities and experience with local education and action while maintaining and inspiring hope, connections and momentum for change?!

Dwellingup’s beautiful forest, 1.5 hours from Perth, allows reconnection with nature and each other under the universal framework of Agenda 2030 and the SDG’s.

COST: $260 waged $160 volunteers/unwaged covering workshop, simple accommodation at Nanga Bush Camp, and meals.

Limited numbers!

To register go to trybooking:

https://www.trybooking.com/BRJIY

Early Bird Extended: pay by 31 April and pay $240 waged or $135vols/unwaged

Flyer: Nanga sdg flyer 2022 

Enquiries email: Drpeterdevereux@gmail.com

“BE BRAVE MAKE CHANGE”

This Reconciliation Week 2022 we honour the spirit of Noongar Elder Doolan-Leisha Eatts*.

Fittingly the theme for 2022 is “Be Brave. Make Change”. It is a challenge to all of us —to Be Brave and tackle the unfinished business of reconciliation so we can Make Change for the benefit of all Australians.

We will gather to acknowledge and share stories and a history of place and of our
time, as a basis for exploring pathways forward. Activity will include a smoking
ceremony and walking the unique Reconciliation Sea of Hands Labyrinth.
*A widely respected and leading Whadjuk, Ballardong Noongar Elder who advocated strongly for reconciliation, Doolann Leisha Eatts was also a writer, storyteller and teacher of Noongar language.

WHEN?   10:00 – 11:30 am, Saturday 28 May 2022 followed by light snacks
WHERE? Warndoolier (Banks Reserve) at northern end of Banks Reserve, East Perth
COST?    FREE, donations invited for restorative justice work through Social     Reinvestment WA.

Bring a chair and cup/mug. RSVP: Joe Courtney, joe_anne@iinet.net.au

One World Centre Inc 5 King William St, Bayswater

Phone (08) 9371 9133

email owc@oneworldcentre.org.au

Flyer:reconciliationweek_2022flyerV1.3

TWO-WAY SCIENCE AND STEM
with Dr Elaine Lewis
In this online workshop Elaine will provide classroom
examples of how to embed the Aboriginal & Torres
Strait Islander and Sustainability Cross Curriculum Priorities across all Learning Areas, especially in relation to
Two-Way Science and STEM in a Primary context.

Date and time: Wednesday 16 March 2022,  4.00pm – 5.00pm

Cost: Members $10, Non Members $20

Download Flyer: Two -Way Science 16 March 2022

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Celebrating Primary STEM, Wednesday 24 November 2021

Dr Elaine Lewis

In this small group workshop Elaine will provide class-room examples of how to embed the Sustainability and Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander, Cross Curriculum Priorities across all Learning Areas, especially in a Primary STEM context.

Download Flyer:  Celebrating STEM 24 Nov 2021

Date and time: Wednesday 24 November, 2021 3:30pm – 5:00pm

BOOKING: https://www.trybooking.com/BVJZI

Full details: Celebrating Primary STEM with Dr Elaine Lewis 24 Nov.

Further enquiries contact the One World Centre

 owc@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133

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Family, Forests, Bees & Food security

One World Centre Dinner, Speaker & AGM

FRIDAY October 22, 2021 6pm 

Flyer: AGM 

Booking: trybooking.com/BUGEN

Flyer: Botanicals – Environmental Art using Gel Print Making 

TWO-WAY SCIENCE: IN THE FIELD

31 August, 3.30-5.00pm, Coolbinia Primary School 

Aboriginal Cross Curriculum Priority Embedded
in Science and illustrated in an outdoor
classroom context
Dr Elaine Lewis
In this small group workshop Elaine will provide classroom examples
of how to embed the Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Cross
Curriculum Priority in the Science Learning Area.
Participants will conduct a hands-on Chemical Science investigation and join a
tour of the school grounds. This tour will feature many examples of the Priority
in action, including a guided walk in the school bushland, showcasing the
application of two-way science.

Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/BTDBI

See flyer below for details:

Two-Way Science Workshop Flyer

Coming Together/Makarrata. Saturday 10 July, 10.00am -12 Noon.

Coming Together/MaKarrata

Thursday 24 June 2021, 3.30-5.00pm. One World Centre PL with Dr Elaine Lewis. KAADADJINY BOODJA: Embedding the Aboriginal Cross Curriculum Priority Across All Learning Areas (oneworldcentre.o

rg.au)

Click here for flyer: KAADADJINY BOODJA Workshop

Past Workshops and Events 2021

Thursday 25 March 2021, 3.30-5.00pm. One World Centre with Peg Davies.  Lessen with Peg- Rethink Waste

Thursday 18 March 2021. 3.30-5.00pm. One World Centre PL with Dr Elaine Lewis. Science Understanding in the Primary Years

Sunday 31 January 2021, 10am-12.30pm SEEING KARRGATUP (KINGS PARK) FROM A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE 

Past  Events 2020

Thursday 12 November. 12.30pm. NAIDOC WEEK EVENT. Always Was Always Will Be. Conversation with Elaine Lewis about Australia’s First Naturalists.

Thursday 26 November. 3.30-5.00pm. One World Centre PL Workshop. Dr Elaine Lewis. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives through the Science Elaborations – Physical Sciences

Thursday 10 September. 3.30-5.00pm. One World Centre PL Workshop. Dr Elaine Lewis. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives through the Science Elaborations – Earth and Space Sciences. 

Saturday 26 September. 9.00-11.30am. One World Centre Cultural and Creative Learning Opportunity. Message Stone Painting with Jade Dolman.

Wednesday 30 September. AAEE 2020 Virtual Conference. Mandjoogoordap: Changing Tides

*RESCHEDULED* Friday 7- Sunday 9 May  2021. 2020 One World Centre SDG Weekend – Connecting People and Planet with Active Hope

Saturday 15 February. 9.00am-12.00noon. Community Painting Opportunity. Caring for Country – Climate Action.

For further information contact Peter Devereux – drpeterdevereux@gmail.com

All volunteers and OWC members are invited to this OWC event for NAIDOC Week.

Always Was, Always Will Be

Always Was, Always Will Be: recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. 

Conversation with Elaine Lewis about Australia’s First Naturalists … for NAIDOC Week

Elaine, member of the OWC Reconciliation Action Plan Working Group, will share reflections on social justice issues in the context of a recent publication by Olsen & Russell “Australia’s First Naturalists” (2019).

Come along, bring your lunch and join in a stimulating conversation about some of the truths at the basis of the shared journey of Reconciliation we are walking together and celebrate the achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

VENUE: One World Centre, 5 King William Street, BAYSWATER WA

TIME and DATE: Thursday 12^th November at 12.30pm

COST: Free

BRING: Your lunch and readiness to join the conversation

No registration is required for this event, please contact owc@oneworldcentre.org.au or 93719133 for further information or inquiries.

ABOUT NAIDOC WEEK

NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia … to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC is celebrated not only in Indigenous communities, but by Australians from all walks of life. The week is a great opportunity to participate in a range of activities and to support your local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.

NAIDOC originally stood for ‘National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee’. This committee was once responsible for organising national activities during NAIDOC Week and its acronym has since become the name of the week itself. Find out more about the origins and history of NAIDOC Week: https://www.naidoc.org.au/about/naidoc-week

You can find out more about NAIDOC WEEK here: https://www.naidoc.org.au/get-involved/2020-theme

Shape of Land artwork, by Noongar and Saibai Islander man Tyrown Waigana.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives through the Science Elaborations

Physical Science Curriculum in the Primary Years: Implementing Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Perspectives through the Science Elaborations

Thursday 26 November. 3.30-5pm.

In this workshop Dr Elaine Lewis will provide hands-on classroom examples of how to implement the Physical Science Curriculum in the Primary years through the perspective of the Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Science Elaborations and Cross Curriculum Priority.

This workshop links with Sustainable Development Goals 4 (Quality Education) & 16 (Human Rights and Justice).

One World Centre, 5 King William Street, Bayswater WA

3.30 – 5.00pm

(3.30-4.00pm for networking and afternoon tea; 4-5pm workshop)

COST: $10 members & subscribers; $20 others

Register through Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/BMHZH

Please contact owc@oneworldcentre.org.au or 93719133 for further information or inquiries.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives through the Science Elaborations

Earth and Space Sciences Curriculum in the Primary Years – Implementing Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Perspectives through the Science Elaborations

Thursday 10 September. 3.30-5pm.

In this workshop Dr Elaine Lewis will provide hands-on classroom examples of how to implement the Earth and Space Sciences Curriculum in the Primary years through the perspective of the Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Science Elaborations and Cross Curriculum Priority.

This workshop links with Sustainable Development Goals 4 (Quality Education) & 16 (Human Rights and Justice).

One World Centre, 5 King William Street, Bayswater WA

3.30 – 5.00pm

(3.30-4.00pm for networking and afternoon tea; 4-5pm workshop)

COST: $10 members & subscribers; $20 others

Register through Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/BIERX

Please contact owc@oneworldcentre.org.au or 93719133 for further information or inquiries.

Cultural and Creative Learning Opportunity

“Message Stone Painting” with Jade Doleman.

Saturday 26 September. 9-11.30am.

At this workshop visual artist and Whadjuk/Balladong Nyoongar, Eastern Arrernte woman Jade Dolman will share aspects of her culture and conduct an art workshop, which involves painting on rocks and wooden discs.  Join us at the One World Centre for a very enlightening and creative session with Jade.

One World Centre, 5 King William Street, Bayswater WA

Subscribers/members FREE / Others $20

Register through Trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/BKVNZ

Morning tea and materials provided

For further information contact Lynne at the One World Centre owc@oneworldcentre.org.au or 93719133

AAEE 2020 Virtual Conference

Mandjoogoordap: Changing Tides

30 September

Registration: https://aaeeconference.org.au/2020-virtual-conference-registration/

Program: https://aaeeconference.org.au/program/2020-virtual-conference/

Website: https://aaeeconference.org.au/

*EVENT RESCHEDULED TO 2021*

2021 One World Centre Nanga SDG Weekend

CONNECTING PEOPLE AND PLANET WITH ACTIVE HOPE

Friday 7 to Sunday 9 May 2021

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