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Term 4 2018 WORKSHOPS and EVENTS

• Wednesday 7 November, 3.30-5pm. OWC Workshop. “What is a Reconciliation Action Plan?  Does your school or organisation have one?:  Examples of practical actions taken to develop and implement your organisation or school’s RAP ” with Dr Elaine Lewis. 
• Thursday 8 November, 3.15 – 4.30pm . UNAA WA “Global Citizenship and Sustainability WACE Units” Professional Learning Workshop at Shenton College.
• Thursday 22 November, 3-5pm. AAEE and Little Green Steps WA “Noongar Yarning and Cultural Activities: Learning about Noongar Cultures in the Early Years” for early childhood educators at Cockburn Wetlands Centre.
• Friday December 7, 9am-3pm. AAEE WA Sustainable Education Forum at CREEC.

What is a Reconciliation Action Plan? 

Does your school or organisation have one?

Examples of practical actions taken to develop and implement your organisation or school’s RAP.

 

Dr Elaine Lewis will discuss the vital role of Reconciliation Action Plans (RAPs) in fostering and developing higher levels of knowledge and understanding, respectful relationships and meaningful opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. In workplaces, including not-for-profit organisations, RAPs may progress through four types of Reconciliation Australia plans – Reflect, Innovate, Stretch and Elevate.  In schools and early learning centres a RAP may be developed to support reconciliation, employing Reconciliation Australia’s Narragunnawali platform.   An alternative RAP approach in Western Australian government schools may be driven by the Department of Education’s Aboriginal Cultural Standards Framework.  This presentation will elaborate on the successful development and implementation of the One World Centre’s RAP and a school RAP.  These RAPs demonstrate action on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 4: Quality Education and SDG 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions.   The session will conclude with discussion and planning time to enable links to be made to individual contexts.

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

TIME and DATE: Wednesday 7 November

3.30-5.00pm (3.30-4pm for networking and afternoon tea; 4-5pm workshop)

COST:  $10 members/$20 non-members

REGISTRATION: https://www.trybooking.com/436213

For further information, contact the One World Centre: owc@oneworldcentre.org.au; education@oneworldcentre.org.au; 93719133

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UNAA WA GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP AND SUSTAINABILITY UNITS

PROFESSIONAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITY

3.15 – 4.30pm Thursday 8 November 2018 at Shenton College

STEM teachers Samantha White and Bec McKinney will share their learning and ideas from the pilot of the UNAA GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP and SUSTAINABILITY WACE ENDORSED UNITS (SCSA endorsed 2018-2022)

INTERESTED? For inquiries or to RSVP (by 1 November) contact Rees Barrett at gcs@unaa-wa.org.au. If you want to participate but can’t make it to Shenton College let us know and we’ll link via Zoom.

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AAEE WA and Little Green Steps WA

NOONGAR YARNING AND CULTURAL ACTITIES WORKSHOP

 

 

 

 

 

 

FACEBOOK EVENT: https://www.facebook.com/events/281709519218412/

Free event. Register here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/5D2LCKN

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AAEE WA WESTERN AUSTALIAN SUSTAINABLE EDUCATION FORUM

FACEBOOK EVENT: https://www.facebook.com/events/421009428425173/

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Term 3 2018 WORKSHOPS and EVENTS

• Thursday 16 August, 3.30-5pm. Networking Session for Teachers. SDG-linked Project Based Learning networking session with Dr Caroline Marsh. *registration open*
  
• Saturday 25 August, 9am -12 noon. Weaving Workshop. Adults weaving workshop, with creative guidance by Noongar weaving expert Lea Taylor. *registration open*
• Thursday 6 September, 3.30-5pm. PL Workshop for Teachers.“STEAMing Along: Sharing an EC and Primary STEAM journey” with Dr Elaine Lewis. *registration open*
• Saturday 15 September, 10am – 12 noon. Painting Workshop. Adults painting workshop, with artistic direction by Noongar artist Sharyn Egan. *registration open*
• Saturday 22 September, 11am. OWC Annual General Meeting 10.30am. Followed by Conversation and Lunch with Dr Caroline Marsh. ‘Inspired Stories of youth action on the Sustainable Development Goals’. *registration open*
• UNAA WA Students’ Global Goals Challenge – Implementation and Reporting Phase.

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SDG-Linked Project Based Learning Networking

This is an informal networking workshop for teachers who are interested in or currently working on SDG-linked projects at their schools.

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

TIME and DATE: Thursday  16 August

3.30-5.00pm (3.30-4pm for networking and afternoon tea; 4-5pm workshop)

COST:  voluntary donation to OWC library

REGISTRATION: https://www.trybooking.com/410818

FURTHER INFORMATION:

Project based learning (PBL – including challenge based learning, problem based learning, inquiry learning) is one of the core pedagogies for Global Citizenship Education, Education for Sustainable Development, and Education for the SDGs. Through programs such as the UNAA Global Goals Challenge, Young Australians’ Plan for the Planet and the Sustainable Schools Network WA, an increasing number of WA schools and teachers are running SDG-linked projects with local impact and global significance. This workshop is for educators who are interested in, or currently running student-led SDG projects in their schools. An opportunity to share challenges, successes, experiences, ideas, strategies and resources for global citizenship and sustainable development learning projects.

For further information, contact the One World Centre: owc@oneworldcentre.org.au; education@oneworldcentre.org.au; 93719133

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Weaving Workshop with Lea Taylor

Adults weaving workshop, with creative guidance by Noongar weaving expert Lea Taylor.  All materials will be provided. Hand dyed and natural raffia will be used.  This community engagement session will develop participants’ weaving skills in a relaxed setting.

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

TIME and DATE: Saturday 25 August, 9.00am-12.00noon.

COST:  Free

REGISTRATION: Places for this workshop are limited, please register your attendance via trybooking: https://www.trybooking.com/410820

For further information, contact the One World Centre: owc@oneworldcentre.org.au;  93719133

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STEAMing Along: Sharing an EC and Primary STEAM journey 

In this workshop, Dr Elaine Lewis will provide classroom examples of how to implement an effective and empowering STEAM (Science, Technologies, Engineering, Arts & Mathematics) program in Early Childhood and the Primary years.  The workshop will elucidate the planning, implementation and evaluation processes involved, as well as how to link your STEAM programs with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.  Finally, future directions for school leadership, teacher education and school relationships with other organisations will be discussed.

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

TIME and DATE: Thursday 6 September

3.30-5.00pm (3.30-4pm for networking and afternoon tea; 4-5pm workshop)

COST:  $10 members/$20 non-members

REGISTRATION: https://www.trybooking.com/410907

For further information, contact the One World Centre: owc@oneworldcentre.org.au; education@oneworldcentre.org.au; 93719133

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Painting Workshop with Sharyn Egan

Adults painting workshop, with artistic direction by Sharyn Egan, renowned Noongar artist. The theme of the painting is Social Justice and Reconciliation, in the context of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).  One communal painting will be completed at this workshop, where all participants have the opportunity to contribute to the creative process.  All painting materials will be provided.  The completed painting will be displayed at the One World Centre, and furthermore, the design will be reproduced on a community engagement banner about the SDGs.

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

TIME and DATE: Saturday 15 September; 10am – 12 noon

COST:  Free

REGISTRATION: Places for this workshop are limited, please register your attendance via trybooking. https://www.trybooking.com/410909

For further information, contact the One World Centre: owc@oneworldcentre.org.au;  93719133

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One World Centre AGM Event.

Join us for Conversation and Lunch with Dr Caroline Marsh

‘Inspired Stories of youth action on the Sustainable Development Goals’

22 September 2018 marks the beginning of Global Goals Week. The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are an ambitious plan to ‘Transform our World’ in the face of complex ecological, social and human rights challenges which call upon all individuals and sectors of society to the urgent task of healing and securing our common world. To mark this week, Caroline Marsh will discuss Global Goals Action in WA and share examples of how young people are recognising and addressing urgent global challenges by participating in local action in their schools and communities.

Dr Caroline Marsh is a WA leader in the field of Global Education. She is the Education Coordinator at the One World Centre

You are also welcome to come for the One World Centre AGM at 10:30am and/or the Friends of Oxfam AGM at 1pm, following lunch.

WHEN? 11am Saturday, 22 September 2018.

WHERE? One World Centre, 5 King William St Bayswater (Oxfam building).

REGISTER ONLINE AT: www.trybooking.com/XZUH– by 20 September

COST?  $10 for lunch

One World Centre Inc 5 King William St, Bayswater

Phone (08) 9371 9133 email admin@oneworldcentre.org.au website: www.oneworldcentre.org.au

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TERM 2 2018 EVENTS and ACTIVITIES

3 June – Dinner and Conversation with Michael Wright for NRW2018: The “Looking Forward, Moving Forward” Project

JOIN US FOR A Dinner and conversation with MICHAEL WRIGHT

‘Looking Forward, Moving Forward’  Project on improving Aboriginal Health

WHEN?

From 6pm, Sunday, 3 June 2017.

WHERE?

106 Petra St (SE corner Fraser St), Bicton (parking on Fraser St).

 

TICKETS ARE EXTREMELY LIMITED SO BOOKING IS REQUIRED!

Further information and Registration online by 27 May at https://www.trybooking.com/VPES

This event is an initiative of the OWC’s Reconciliation Action Plan team to coincide with National Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3 June). It also demonstrates our commitment to advancing the Sustainable Development Goals (Goal 3: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages).

EVENT FLYER: MichaelWright_dinner_2018flyerV1

NATIONAL RECONCILIATION WEEK 2018

“Learn Share Grow: Don’t Keep History a Mystery”

This year’s Reconciliation Week theme is “Don’t Keep History A Mystery: Learn. Share. Grow”. OWC’s global education library includes an extensive range of resources for exploring Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander histories and cultures.

Reconciliation Australia also has a collection of inspiring stories of Indigenous activists, farmers, warriors, families, heroes, inventors, and trailblazers, as well as teaching resources and more on its NRW2018 website:https://www.reconciliation.org.au/national-reconciliation-week/

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TERM 1 2018 WORKSHOPS and EVENTS

• 8 March. OWC Workshop. Dr Elaine Lewis. “Technologies Curriculum in the Primary Years: Embedding the Sustainability Cross Curriculum Priority and Sustainable Development Goals”.
• 21 March 2018. Harmony Day. One World Centre library open day.
• 22 March 2018. OWC Workshop. Dr Caroline Marsh. “Teach SDGs! Ideas, activities and models for teaching the UN Sustainable Development Goals in WA schools”.
• 27 March 2018. Asia Education Foundation “Global Goals Youth Forum” for years 9-11 students. Register Now!
• 5 April. OWC Workshop. Dr Elaine Lewis.  “What impact has the implementation of the Aboriginal Cultural Standards Framework had in your school?”.
• 6^th April, CREEC, “Earth Day Expo 2018”.

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Technologies Curriculum in the Primary Years: Embedding the Sustainability Cross Curriculum Priority and Sustainable Development Goals

In this workshop, Dr Elaine Lewis will provide classroom examples of how to implement a meaningful, effective and empowering Digital and Design Technologies curriculum from a sustainability perspective in the Primary years.

 

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

TIME and DATE: Thursday 8 March

3.30-5.00pm (3.30-4pm for networking and afternoon tea; 4-5pm workshop)

COST: $10 members & subscribers; $20 others

REGISTRATION: https://www.trybooking.com/352261

ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP

To prepare students for future needs Focus 2018 (WA Dept of Education) highlights the importance of further action to enable student success in STEM competencies and digital technologies.  In this workshop, Dr Elaine Lewis will provide classroom examples of how to implement a meaningful, effective and empowering Technologies program in the Primary years.  The workshop will elucidate the planning, implementation and evaluation processes involved in implementing the Digital and Design Technologies curriculum from a Sustainability perspective.  Links to the Sustainability Cross Curriculum Priority and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals will be addressed.  Finally, future directions for school leadership, teacher education and school relationships with other organisations will be discussed.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Dr Elaine Lewis is the Cross Curriculum Leader at an independent public school, Perth, Western Australia. She has worked as a teacher, across K-7, for many years and in 2008 was awarded the de Laeter Medal for “Outstanding Contribution to Science Teaching” and in 2012 recognised by the Australian Association for Environmental Education for an “Outstanding Contribution to Environmental Education in Australia”. Her research interests focus on Education for Sustainability (EfS), with particular interest in Sustainable Schools WA. Dr Lewis serves on committees for the Australian Association for Environmental Education – WA Chapter and the One World Centre Inc (WA), and in these roles is involved in many school and community-based Efs initiatives.

For further information contact Caroline at the One World Centre – education@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133

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TEACH SDGS!

Ideas, Activities and Models for Teaching the UN Sustainable Development Goals in WA Schools.

In this workshop, Dr Caroline Marsh will introduce and provide practical examples of SDG-linked teaching and learning which supports the principles, knowledge and skills in the WA Curriculum.

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

DATE: Thursday 22 March

TIME: 3.30-5.00pm (3.30-4pm for networking and afternoon tea; 4-5pm workshop)

COST: $10 members & subscribers; $20 others

REGISTRATION: https://www.trybooking.com/352264

ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP

Teaching the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals not only enriches students’ understandings of real world issues of local and global significance, it also builds the ‘global competence’ which empowers learners to act as global citizens in 21st century work, social and media environments.

This workshop will provide a brief introduction to the educational principles and pedagogies embedded in the UN SDGs through SDG 4: Quality Education. It will explain how the principles of teaching, learning and assessment, as well as the knowledge and skills of the WA Curriculum are supported by SDG-linked teaching and learning. By providing practical examples of teaching ideas and classroom activities, this workshop will develop teacher understanding of the explicit teaching methodologies and paths of professional development available through engagement with Global Education (Global Citizenship Education and Education for Sustainable Development (UNESCO) and Education for Global Competence (OECD/PISA))

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Dr Caroline Marsh is the Education Coordinator at the One World Centre.
Caroline is a passionate educator with more than a decade’s experience lecturing in the Humanities at The University of Western Australia. Her current focus is on empowering teachers and learners to build global competencies through transformative education, including Education for Sustainable Development (ESD/UNESCO), Education for Global Citizenship (GCEd/UNESCO), and education for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs). Caroline represents the One World Centre on the UNAA WA Education Reference Group (ESD portfolio) and in the Sustainable Schools Initiative WA Alliance. Caroline believes in local action for global change: everyone can make choices and take actions in their everyday lives which have global impact and through which, together, we can transform our world and create a better future for all.

To find out more about the Education for Global Competence, the UN Sustainable Development Goals, Global Citizenship Education, Education for Sustainable Development, go to our

Introduction to Global Education Page
Global Goals Pages – Introduction to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and SDG-linked Teaching and Learning

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GLOBAL GOALS YOUTH FORUM

A workshop for years 9-11 students focusing on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals!

27 March 2018

MURDOCH UNIVERSITY

Click HERE to REGISTER

Asia Education Foundation in partnership with the Department of Education WA, Murdoch University and the One World Centre are pleased to host the Global Goals Youth Forum, Perth. The Global Goals Youth Forum is a program for Years 9-11 students, designed to deepen their understanding of global issues and develop their global competencies.

It will bring together around 70 students from different schools to discuss the United Nations Global Goals for Sustainable Development and propose innovative solutions to achieve positive global change using design thinking. There are 10 half-subsidised places available for government school students to take part in this forum, thanks to the support of the WA Department of Education.

If you are interested in getting connected and involved in GLOBAL GOALS ACTION in the WA context join the One World Centre and our partners for SDGs:

Join UNAA WA’s GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP SCHOOLS, participate in the Schools’ Sustainability Challenge and other global competency building activities.

Become a sustainable school through WA’s own  SUSTAINABLE SCHOOLS’ INITIATIVE

Have a look at the One World Centre’s SDG links and resources for links to the WA Curriculum and to SDG resources for teachers.

Join CURTIN LEARNING FUTURES Network to build deep learning relationships across communities, participate in SDG challenges and explore future directions in teaching and learning for a globalised world.

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What impact has the implementation of the Aboriginal Cultural Standards Framework had in your school?

In this workshop, Dr Elaine Lewis will discuss different school approaches to implementing the Aboriginal Cultural Standards Framework.  She will also review the challenges and rewards of deeply embedding the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures Cross Curriculum Priority in a whole school context.

 

 

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

TIME and DATE: Thursday 5 April

3.30-5.00pm (3.30-4pm for networking and afternoon tea; 4-5pm workshop)

 COST: $10 members & subscribers; $20 others

REGISTRATION: https://www.trybooking.com/352267

ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP

Focus 2018 (Dept of Education) highlights the importance of further action to implement the Aboriginal Cultural Standards Framework school wide.  Dr Elaine Lewis will discuss different school approaches to implementing the Aboriginal Cultural Standards Framework.  She will also review the challenges and rewards of deeply embedding the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures cross curriculum priority, by referring to a case study of one metropolitan primary school.  Opportunities will be provided to reflect on the planning, implementation and evaluation processes involved in embedding the Framework and Aboriginal priority across learning areas.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Dr Elaine Lewis is the Cross Curriculum Leader at an independent public school, Perth, Western Australia. She has worked as a teacher, across K-7, for many years and in 2008 was awarded the de Laeter Medal for “Outstanding Contribution to Science Teaching” and in 2012 recognised by the Australian Association for Environmental Education for an “Outstanding Contribution to Environmental Education in Australia”. Her research interests focus on Education for Sustainability (EfS), with particular interest in Sustainable Schools WA. Dr Lewis serves on committees for the Australian Association for Environmental Education – WA Chapter and the One World Centre Inc (WA), and in these roles is involved in many school and community-based Efs initiatives.

For further information contact Caroline at the One World Centre – education@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133

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CREEC EARTH DAY EXPO 2018
Canning River Eco Education Centre

10th year Expo anniversary 2009-2018

A full day of ‘down to earth’ fun! for Primary Students Year 2-6 on Friday 6 April 2018

What is the Earth Day Expo?

The Earth Day Expo is a whole day excursion filled with fun, interactive activities that empower young people to think creatively and critically about how to generate sustainable change. Partner organisations from government, private industry and community sectors support this event. One World Centre will be there!

Why celebrate Earth Day?

Earth Day is celebrated by more than 200 countries around the world. This day reminds us to take responsibility for what we use and how we use it. It is a day to think of the environmental challengeswe face and how to solve them. Internationally, Earth Day is held on 22 April each year. We celebrate it on a different date to provide the opportunity for primary school students to participate.

How does the Earth Day Expo link with the WA Curriculum?

The Earth Day Expo offers integrated, hands-on experiences that address STEM, HaSS and the Arts; and embed the cross-curriculum priorities of Sustainability and A&TSI Histories and Cultures.

“Well organised, very professional. Great way of getting to know available resources”. Robyn Day, Parkwood PS

“Fantastic day. The stalls were age appropriate and kept everyone engaged.

Can’t wait til next year”. Russell Thomas, Bibra Lake PS

Supported by Sustainable Schools – WA

BOOK NOW by phone or email

$9 per student (inc GST)

9.30am – 2.00pm

Teachers and parents FREE

*LIMIT OF 2 CLASSES PER SCHOOL

Minimum numbers apply

Contact:

PH: 9461 7160

Email: creec@canning.wa.gov.au

FLYER: Earth Day Expo – Flyer – 2018

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PREVIOUS EVENTS

• Thursday 30 November – Dr Elaine Lewis “How deeply have you embedded the Sustainability Cross Curriculum Priority in your school? “
• Thursday 23 November – Dr Elaine Lewis “Taking an integrated STEM journey in the Primary years: Embedding the Sustainable Development Goals”
• Wednesday 8 November – Dr Elaine Lewis “Taking an integrated STEM journey in Early Childhood: Embedding the Sustainable Development Goals”
• Thursday 26 October –  Dr Elaine Lewis “How deeply have you embedded the Aboriginal Cross Curriculum Priority in your school?”
• Thursday 5 October -Medical Association for the Prevention of War and OWC  “The Enduring Effects of War”

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“How deeply have you embedded the Aboriginal Cross Curriculum Priority in your school?”

Dr Elaine Lewis will address the challenges and rewards of deeply embedding the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures Cross Curriculum Priority and the Aboriginal Cultural Standards Framework in a whole school context. She will refer to a 5 year case study in a WA primary school context and reflect on the planning, implementation and evaluation processes involved in embedding the Aboriginal priority and Framework across learning areas.

 

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

TIME and DATE: Thursday 26 October.

3.30-5.00pm (3.30-4pm for networking and afternoon tea; 4-5pm workshop)

COST: $10 members & subscribers; $20 others

REGISTER online via TRYBOOKING at https://www.trybooking.com/324381

(Registrations CLOSE 23 October 2017)

The Western Australian Curriculum acknowledges the importance of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures cross curriculum priority.  This priority, together with the Aboriginal Cultural Standards Framework and the Western Australian Humanities and Social Sciences Curriculum, support schools in the State to become more culturally responsive.

This presentation addresses the challenges to deeply embed the Aboriginal priority across a wide range of learning areas and meaningfully engage with the Framework.  A case study was conducted over five years (2013-2017) involving a primary school in the Perth Metropolitan Area.  The whole school, consisting of eighteen classes from Kindy to Year 6, participated.  This case study aimed to elucidate the planning, implementation and evaluation processes involved in embedding the Aboriginal priority where there was a natural fit in different learning areas, and the implementation of the Framework.  Several learning areas will be examined to determine where and how the Aboriginal priority was embedded.  Project results include evidence of effective and meaningful embedding of the Aboriginal priority, positive stakeholder feedback, conservation links and high levels of student engagement.  However, it was found that the implementation of the Framework required adjustment in a school with low numbers of Aboriginal students.  Finally, future directions for school leadership, teacher education and school relationships with other organisations will be discussed.

About the presenter

Dr Elaine Lewis is the Cross Curriculum Coordinator at an independent public school, Perth, Western Australia.  She has worked as a teacher, across K-7, for many years and in 2008 was awarded the de Laeter Medal for “Outstanding Contribution to Science Teaching”.  Her research interests focus on Education for Sustainability (EfS), with particular interest in the Sustainable Schools WA initiative.  Elaine completed her doctoral research in this area, conducting a longitudinal study of the impact of EfS at a primary school.  In 2012 Elaine was presented with the national “Educator of the Year” award by the Australian Association for Environmental Education.  More recently, in 2015, the United Nations Association of Australia acknowledged Elaine’s work in school carbon emission reduction action by presentation of the “World Environment Day” award (Schools category).  Dr Lewis serves on committees for the Australian Association for Environmental Education – WA Chapter and the One World Centre Inc (WA), and in these roles is involved in many school and community-based EfS initiatives.  She also has experience as a unit coordinator in environmental education at Murdoch University and as a sessional lecturer in education at Edith Cowan University Australia.

For further information contact Caroline at the One World Centre – education@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133

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Taking an integrated STEM journey in Early Childhood

Embedding the Sustainable Development Goals

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

TIME and DATE: Wednesday 8 November. 

3.30-5.00pm (3.30-4pm for networking and afternoon tea; 4-5pm workshop)

 COST: $10 members & subscribers; $20 others

REGISTER online via TRYBOOKING at https://www.trybooking.com/326820

(Registrations CLOSE 5 November 2017)

A “Focus on STEM, especially in the early years” was considered imperative as a school priority this year, as stated in Directions for Schools: Focus 2017 by the Director General of the Department of Education of Western Australia.  This presentation provides classroom examples of how to implement an effective and empowering STEM (Science, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics) program in Early Childhood.  The workshop will elucidate the planning, implementation and evaluation processes involved in embedding not only an early years STEM program, but a STEAM (Science, Digital and Design Technologies, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics) program.  Project results include evidence of effective and meaningful embedding of STEAM, positive stakeholder feedback, conservation links and high levels of student engagement.  Furthermore, links with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals will be addressed.  Finally, future directions for school leadership, teacher education and school relationships with other organisations will be discussed.

About the presenter

Dr Elaine Lewis is the Cross Curriculum Coordinator at an independent public school, Perth, Western Australia.  She has worked as a teacher, across K-7, for many years and in 2008 was awarded the de Laeter Medal for “Outstanding Contribution to Science Teaching”.  Her research interests focus on Education for Sustainability (EfS), with particular interest in the Sustainable Schools WA initiative.  Elaine completed her doctoral research in this area, conducting a longitudinal study of the impact of EfS at a primary school.  In 2012 Elaine was presented with the national “Educator of the Year” award by the Australian Association for Environmental Education.  More recently, in 2015, the United Nations Association of Australia acknowledged Elaine’s work in school carbon emission reduction action by presentation of the “World Environment Day” award (Schools category).  Dr Lewis serves on committees for the Australian Association for Environmental Education – WA Chapter and the One World Centre Inc (WA), and in these roles is involved in many school and community-based EfS initiatives.  She also has experience as a unit coordinator in environmental education at Murdoch University and as a sessional lecturer in education at Edith Cowan University Australia.

For further information contact Caroline at the One World Centre – education@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133

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Taking an integrated STEM journey in the Primary years

Embedding the Sustainable Development Goals

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

TIME and DATE: Thursday 23 November.

3.30-5.00pm (3.30-4pm for networking and afternoon tea; 4-5pm workshop)

COST: $10 members & subscribers; $20 others

REGISTER online via TRYBOOKING at https://www.trybooking.com/326822

(Registrations CLOSE 21 November 2017)

A focus on STEM has been considered imperative as a school priority in recent years, as demonstrated by the Western Australian Department of Education’s promotion of new STEM practices in Teacher Development Schools through the STEM Innovation Partnerships program.  This presentation provides classroom examples of how to implement an effective and empowering STEM (Science, Technologies, Engineering and Mathematics) program in the Primary years.  The workshop will elucidate the planning, implementation and evaluation processes involved in embedding not only a Primary STEM program, but a STEAM (Science, Digital and Design Technologies, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics) program.  Project results include evidence of effective and meaningful embedding of STEAM, positive stakeholder feedback, conservation links and high levels of student engagement.  Furthermore, links with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals will be addressed.  Finally, future directions for school leadership, teacher education and school relationships with other organisations will be discussed.

About the presenter

Dr Elaine Lewis is the Cross Curriculum Coordinator at an independent public school, Perth, Western Australia.  She has worked as a teacher, across K-7, for many years and in 2008 was awarded the de Laeter Medal for “Outstanding Contribution to Science Teaching”.  Her research interests focus on Education for Sustainability (EfS), with particular interest in the Sustainable Schools WA initiative.  Elaine completed her doctoral research in this area, conducting a longitudinal study of the impact of EfS at a primary school.  In 2012 Elaine was presented with the national “Educator of the Year” award by the Australian Association for Environmental Education.  More recently, in 2015, the United Nations Association of Australia acknowledged Elaine’s work in school carbon emission reduction action by presentation of the “World Environment Day” award (Schools category).  Dr Lewis serves on committees for the Australian Association for Environmental Education – WA Chapter and the One World Centre Inc (WA), and in these roles is involved in many school and community-based EfS initiatives.  She also has experience as a unit coordinator in environmental education at Murdoch University and as a sessional lecturer in education at Edith Cowan University Australia.

For further information contact Caroline at the One World Centre – education@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133

Download the Flyer here: STEM_PRIMARY flyer

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How deeply have you embedded the Sustainability Cross Curriculum Priority in your school?

In this workshop, Dr Elaine Lewis will address the challenge of meaningfully embedding the Sustainability cross curriculum priority in a whole school context. She will provide examples which elucidate the planning, implementation and evaluation processes involved in integrating the Sustainability priority across different learning areas and teaching it within a ‘whole systems thinking’ perspective.

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

TIME and DATE: Thursday 30 November. 

3.30-5.00pm (3.30-4pm for networking and afternoon tea; 4-5pm workshop)

 COST: $10 members & subscribers; $20 others

REGISTER online via TRYBOOKING at https://www.trybooking.com/333461

(Registrations CLOSE 28 November 2017)

A case study was conducted between 2011-2017 involving a primary school in the Perth Metropolitan Area.  The whole school, consisting of eighteen classes from Kindy to Year 6, participated.  This case study aimed to elucidate the planning, implementation and evaluation processes involved in integrating the Sustainability priority where there was a natural fit in different learning areas.  Several learning areas will be examined to determine where and how the Sustainability priority was embedded.

Furthermore, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and lessons learnt at the 2017 World Environmental Education Congress will be reviewed in relation to the Sustainability priority.

 

Project results include evidence of effective and meaningful embedding of the Sustainability priority, positive stakeholder feedback, conservation links and high levels of student engagement.  Finally, future directions for school leadership, teacher education and school relationships with other organisations will be discussed.

About the presenter:

Dr Elaine Lewis is the Cross Curriculum Coordinator at an independent public school, Perth, Western Australia.  She has worked as a teacher, across K-7, for many years and in 2008 was awarded the de Laeter Medal for “Outstanding Contribution to Science Teaching”.  Her research interests focus on Education for Sustainability (EfS), with particular interest in the Sustainable Schools WA initiative.  Elaine completed her doctoral research in this area, conducting a longitudinal study of the impact of EfS at a primary school.  In 2012 Elaine was presented with the national “Educator of the Year” award by the Australian Association for Environmental Education.  More recently, in 2015, the United Nations Association of Australia acknowledged Elaine’s work in school carbon emission reduction action by presentation of the “World Environment Day” award (Schools category).  Dr Lewis serves on committees for the Australian Association for Environmental Education – WA Chapter and the One World Centre Inc (WA), and in these roles is involved in many school and community-based EfS initiatives.  She also has experience as a unit coordinator in environmental education at Murdoch University and as a sessional lecturer in education at Edith Cowan University Australia.

For further information contact Caroline at the One World Centre – education@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133

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JOIN US FOR A
“30 +2” Year
OWC Birthday Celebration:

Stories from the past to light a way forward
It is often said that to know who you are you must understand where you come from. Well in 1985 Scott Christie and Joan Carlin started the One World Centre journey and tonight we celebrate the vision, the people and achievements in the 32 years past. See and hear from the workers and volunteers who have shaped the centre. Guaranteed to provide inspiration for what is possible, laughter and maybe a tear or two for those who have passed on. And what better way to share these stories than with a meal and a few drinks on a Friday night.
To be followed by the One World Centre Annual General Meeting at 8pm:
WHEN?      From 6pm, Friday, 29 September 2017
WHERE?   One World Centre, 5 King William St Bayswater.
ENTRY?    by donation
RSVP owc@oneworldcentre.org.au by Monday 25 September
Dinner and drinks provided. All funds raised will be used to support efforts to extend the message of the sustainable development goals into the community.
One World Centre Inc 5 King William St, Bayswater
Phone (08) 9371 9133 email admin@oneworldcentre.org.au website: www.oneworldcentre.org.au

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“THE ENDURING EFFECTS OF WAR”

One World Centre, 5 October 2017

The Medical Association for the Prevention of War (WA Branch) and The One World Centre invite you to a talk by veteran National Serviceman Brian Cleaver and an introduction to MAPW curriculum materials for History teachers focusing on “The Enduring Effects of War”.

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

TIME and DATE: Thursday 5 October

10am – 12noon

(with break for morning tea)

 COST: Voluntary donation at the venue

 RSVP: Please confirm your attendance for catering and seating purposes by Friday 29 September. Email education@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone (08) 9371 9133

THE ENDURING EFFECTS OF WAR

DOWNLOAD THE FLYER HERE:
MAPW_OWC_’Enduring Effects of War’ flyer

Wars endure in people’s everyday lives well after they have come to an official end.  The effects of war last for lifetimes and generations, and can have a devastating impact on an individual’s physical, social and psychological wellbeing. Our understanding and awareness of these effects can empower us to make choices and act in ways which build peaceful societies that promote the security and wellbeing of all.

Mr Brian Cleaver will discuss his war experiences as a conscript in the Australian armed forces in Vietnam and reflect upon the enduring impacts that his exposure to battle have had on his life.

Dr Caroline Marsh will introduce curriculum materials produced by the MAPW (Australia) for the Year 10 History Curriculum. The information and ideas presented will also be relevant to Secondary HASS teachers interested in teaching and learning for ethical understanding, intercultural awareness and global citizenship, and for upper-level History teachers covering Australia’s relationship with Asia and Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam/American War.

This event will be of interest to teachers and members of the community who seek greater awareness of the enduring effects of war and to participate in action for peaceful and inclusive societies for all.

 ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Brian Cleaver, a National Serviceman conscript, was sent to fight for Australia in Vietnam in 1967. The trauma of Brian’s experiences at the Battles of Coral and Balmoral led to him suffer Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. The story of Brian’s war experiences and his subsequent search for the mass grave of 42 soldiers of the North Vietnamese Army was presented in the film “The Crater: A true Vietnam War Story” (David Bradbury (dir.) Frontline Films, 2015)).

ABOUT MAPW

The Medical Association for Prevention of War (Australia) is a professional, not for profit organisation which works for the elimination of all weapons of mass destruction and the prevention of armed conflict. MAPW (Australia) promotes peace through research, advocacy, peace education and partnerships. For further information go to www.mapw.org.au

ENQUIRIES

Dr Caroline Marsh (Education Coordinator, One World Centre)

education@oneworldcentre.org.au

(08) 9371 9133

 

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WORKSHOP
Global Education for Early Childhood.

WHEN: Wednesday 26^th JULY, 3.30-5pm

WHERE: One World Centre, 5 King William Street, BAYSWATER

COST: $30 members / $40 non members

TO REGISTER: Register online via TRYBOOKING at

https://www.trybooking.com/299331

Are you an educator who would like to bring rich and diverse learning experiences into an early childhood setting? This One World Centre workshop focuses on ideas, skills and resources that will enable you to assist children in developing knowledgeable and confident self identities (EYLF 1.3) through learning experiences that explore the global dimension of children’s connections with and contributions to the world. (EYLF 2) You will also have the opportunity to explore the One World Centre’s collection of globally focused resources for early childhood.

The workshop will suggest practical ways that you can

• promote a sense of belonging and community in an early childhood setting; (EYLF 2.1)
• explore similarity and differences in the ways that cultures and identities are recognised and expressed, fostering an appreciation for diversity and respect for difference; (EYLF 2.2)
• explore issues of social justice and fairness with young children; (EYLF 2.3)
• foster the attitudes and behaviours that support environmental responsibility and sustainability. (EYLF 2.4)

Please find details below of an upcoming One World Centre workshop for early childhood and lower primary educators.

Further information:  Contact Dr Caroline Marsh, Education Coordinator

Email: education@oneworldcentre.org.au / ph. 93719133

You can download the Flyer Here: OWC_ECE_WS_260717

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JOIN US FOR A

WINTER MEDITERRANEAN FEAST

guest speaker

SOPHIE STEWART

Speaking on Social Reinvestment WA: Healthy Families, Smart Justice and Safe Communities

Sophie is a passionate young 22 year old working with Social Reinvestment WA (SRWA). Sophie will tell her own story of social and political engagement and explain the transformative and collaborative work of SRWA. SRWA is an Aboriginal led coalition of fifteen not-for-profits, working to reduce the disproportionate number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander people in our prison and criminal justice system here in WA.

This work links to SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOAL 10: Reduce inequality within and among countries. SRWA hopes to achieve parity in incarceration rates in a generation, by advocating for policies centred on healthy families, smart justice, and safe communities.

 

WHEN?  From 6pm, Friday, 23 June 2017

WHERE? One World Centre, 5 King William St Bayswater.

TICKETS?  $30 or $20 unwaged

Purchase online at:  https://www.trybooking.com/QGJD

          OR contact Joe Courtney, joe_anne@iinet.net.au 92275746

Dinner and drinks provided. All funds raised will be used to support efforts to extend the message of the sustainable development goals into the community.

One World Centre Inc 5 King William St, Bayswater

Phone (08) 9371 9133 email admin@oneworldcentre.org.au website: www.oneworldcentre.org.au

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PROFESSIONAL LEARNING FOR TEACHERS. ONE WORLD CENTRE WORKSHOP – 15 JUNE 2017

ENGAGING WITH THE ABORIGINAL CONTEXT IN 2017

• Are you involved in teaching and learning about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories in the HASS curriculum? (e.g. ACHASSK083, ACHASSK086, ACHASSK107, ACHASSK135, ACDSEH104, ACDSEH106)
• Have you deeply and meaningfully embedded the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures Cross Curriculum Priority across learning areas?
• Do you have Aboriginal students in your class?
• Have you used the Aboriginal Cultural Standards Framework (Department of Education) to improve cultural responsiveness and ensure Aboriginal students are confident and successful learners?

Tim Muirhead (non-Aboriginal) and Danny Ford (Noongar) will provide a series of powerful frameworks that will help you make sense of the context in which we’re all operating in 2017.The workshop will give you an insight, for example into:

• The diversity, and diverse, circumstances, of your Aboriginal students and their families;
• The root causes of some of the deep challenges that many of those students face today;
• The strength and opportunities, within Aboriginal worlds, that students can draw on;
• The ‘journey to recovery’ that we can all contribute to, once we understand the context.
• Keys to building cross-cultural trust, and relationship, within our school community.

Tim and Danny are also open to exploring, openly and respectfully, any questions or dilemmas that you bring to the workshop.

WHEN:  15 JUNE 2017

3.30-6.00pm

WHERE: ONE WORLD CENTRE

5 King William Street Bayswater

COST:

Members $30 Non-members $40 Pre-service Teachers $10

Go To:

https://www.trybooking.com/282865

OR

Click to book!

Enquiries: education@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone 9371 9133

Danny Ford is a Noongar trainer and community leader whose background includes a long career at senior executive officer level in the Western Australian Government.  Danny is well known for his strong leadership, his clear thinking and his  ability to engage with a wide range of people.

Tim Muirhead (csdnetwork.com.au) has worked extensively in the area of Aboriginal/non-Aboriginal relations. He specialises in building trust and collaboration between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people in workplaces and communities.  Tim has gained a reputation as a community development practitioner, trainer, facilitator and consultant of considerable skill and passion.

Download the Workshop Flyer here: RAPPL Workshop Flyer

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FREE EVENT  ALL WELCOME

OWC is attending an event:

Community Expo Wired for Science

CREEC: Canning River Eco Education Centre

Kent St, Wilson

10am -3pm

21 August 2016

Come along and join us and learn how to create a simple water filter, learn about the sustainable development goals and test your knowledge about water use.

Lots of other interesting and inspiring activities to participate in.

Download flyer here

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Join us Thursday 7 July for a local celebration of NAIDOC Week

Download the flyer here: DK Reconciliation Walk

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New Presenters Information Session

All interested applicants will be invited to attend an in house information session.

Why: to provide you with information about being an OWC Professional Learning Presenter and about the One World Centre and the complementary resources available in the OWC library.

When: Wednesday 17 February 2016, 4.00-­‐5.30pm.

Where: One World Centre, 5 King William St, Bayswater.

To further information or to register your interest please contact Lynne on: coordinator@oneworldcentre.org.au.

For further information about the One World  Centre please go to: http://www.oneworldcentre.org.au .

One World Centre

“17 Goals for One World: Making it real”
An entertaining evening of lively discussion and interaction on the new sustainable development goals. Facilitated by Dr Peter Devereux and Elaine Lewis
The new Sustainable Development Goals agreed by 193 countries! How can we make it real?
What if? … The One World Centre was working with you and other West Australian communities and organisations to connect with the world in a spirit of inspiration and hope.
“17 Goals for One World” will be an enjoyable, informative and thought-provoking get-together. It will include an interactive session, drawing out global and local interactions for justice and sustainability.
This will be followed by a short AGM that will review One World Centre’s challenges and opportunities and seek collective engagement and support for its future work. You are needed to make this real!
One World Centre’s AGM this year wants collective action to take centre stage in 2015-2016, as together we think what “17 Goals for One World” means for our work and our vibrant community of supporters, members and friends.

When: Friday 30 October 2015. 5:30 -7:30pm
Venue: Southcare hall cnr Bickley Cres and Pether Rd, Manning
RSVP: owc@oneworldcentre.org.au, 9371 9133 by 26 October
Cost: $20 and $15 concession
Drinks and Nibbles provided.

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‘He Named Me Malala’ is an intimate portrait of Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Malala Yousafzai, who was targeted by the Taliban and severely wounded by a gunshot when returning home on her school bus in Pakistan’s Swat Valley.  The then 15-year-old (she is now 18) was singled out, along with her father, for advocating for girls’ education, and the attack on her sparked an outcry from supporters around the world. She miraculously survived and is now a leading campaigner for girls’ education globally as co-founder of the Malala Fund.

Acclaimed documentary film maker Davis Guggenheim (An Inconvenient Truth) shows us how Malala, her father Zia and her family are committed to fighting for education for all girls worldwide. The film gives us an inside glimpse into this extraordinary young girl’s life – from her close relationship with her father who inspired her love for education, to her impassioned speeches at the United Nations, to her everyday life with her parents and brothers.

“One child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world.” – Malala

purchase online at: http://www.trybooking.com/JFGA

OR contact Joe Courtney, joe_anne@iinet.net.au 92275746

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Fabulous Quiz Night for those who like to challenge their brain and help others at the same time!

Fremantle Oxfam Group Quiz Night

Tickets available from:
• www.trybooking.com/ivgy
• by phone from Cliff: 9339 6452
• Fremantle Oxfam Shop:
22 Queen St, Fremantle (Cash only)
Ph: 9336 3111

Click here for more information:  quiz poster Oxfam 2015

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A NOT TO BE MISSED TALK: BEYOND PETROL
presented by
Leo Kerr

Date: Friday 9th October 2015
Place: One World Centre, 5 King William Street, Bayswater
Time: 6 -7pm (presentation followed by time to chat).
Tickets: $10 waged $8 unwaged
Book through:  http://www.trybooking.com/160259

This is a no frills presentation. Bring your own drinks and snacks as you require.
Do come a little earlier and check out the Fair Trade shop

About the speaker:

The My Electric Car website was developed by Leo Kerr in 2009 having had his Mitsubishi Mirage converted to electric in 2008. This site is an information site on EVs. As a life member of Men of The Trees in Western Australia since 1988, Leo has a keen environmental interest and was founder or co-founder of a number of Men of The Trees initiatives including, The Million Tree Program (1990), The Children’s Forest (1999) and Carbon Neutral (2001). “When you drive electric, you know you are experiencing what the future holds for transport – it just makes sense. No toxic emissions, quiet and cheap to run. I purchase green energy and have solar panels on the roof at home. Burning oil to power a vehicle is an inexcusable waste of a precious resource. From an energy security standpoint, from environmental and health perspectives, the sooner we transition to electric the better.”
About the topic
The presentation will discuss Electric Vehicles, Autonomous Vehicles (driver less cars) and the disruption these technologies will have on the automobile and oil industries. It will cover the electric cars currently available in Australia and what we should expect over the next few years. The presentation topics will range from horse manure to the demise of the traffic cop.

Click here to down load a flyer for this event  Leo Kerr flyer

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HOW DO WE TEACH 21ST CENTURY STUDENTS ABOUT WAR RESPONSIBLY?”

The One World Centre and the Medical Association for Prevention of War will present a 2 hour workshop for lower secondary History Teachers. Teachers often feel conflicted about teaching war history in the secondary classroom. This workshop provides teachers with a new resource produced by the History Teachers Association of Victoria, which aims to support teachers who want to inspire critical understanding of the real and lasting impact of war on veterans, civilians and society. Participants will receive a digital copy of the resource which has been designed to align with the Australian Curriculum: History.

Tuesday 20th October, 2015
4pm-6.00pm
at the One World Centre
King William Street, Bayswater
Cost: $10

The workshop will be introduced by BRIAN CLEAVER, who featured in David Bradbury’s recent film “The Crater – a Vietnam war story”.

Register at  http://www.trybooking.com/IXXX  OR contact Leigh, leighandpeter@gmail.com

Click here to download a copy of the flyer:  Enduring Effects workshop-3

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The third in the Speakers Series is coming up on 11 September.

September’s topic is:  Who do we think we are?
presented by
Ramdas Sankaran

The One World Centre is very fortunate to have Ramdas Sankaran as the presenter for the Friday 11th September Speakers Series.

Ramdas is the Executive Director of the Multicultural Services Centre of WA and a former President of the Ethnic Communities Council of WA and Dy Chair of the Federation of Ethnic Communities Councils of Australia. He is a member of the Australian Institute of Management and the Australian Association of Social Workers.

Awarded Western Australian Premier’s Multicultural Ambassadors Award, 2003; “in recognition of his exceptional leadership in advancing multiculturalism, human rights and anti-racism at state and Commonwealth levels.” Awarded Medal (OAM) of the Order of Australia in the general division in 2011 for “service to multiculturalism, and to the community of  Western Australia.

His presentation is titled Who do we think we are? More information and booking details are available on the attached flyer.

Date: Friday 11th September 2015
Place: One World Centre, 5 King William Street, Bayswater
Time: 6 -7pm (presentation followed by time to chat).
Tickets: $10 waged $8 unwaged
Book through http://www.trybooking.com/151907

This is a no frills presentation. Bring your own
This is a no frills presentation. Bring your own drinks and snacks.
Do come a little earlier and check out the Fair Trade shop.

Ramdas Sankaran Speakers Series flyer

After the resounding success of the first event in the Speaker Series  the next  event is coming up quickly.

Writing Myself into Knowing or reflections on being Vulnerable. A presentation by Dr Joy Denise Scott on everyday complexities of her life as a university teacher in Shanghai: exploring what it means to live on the borderlands psychologically, socially and culturally.

Date: Friday 14th August 2015
Place: One World Centre, 5 King William Street, Bayswater
Time: 6 -7 pm (presentation followed by time to chat).
Tickets: $10 waged $8 unwaged
Book through http://www.trybooking.com/146628
This is a no frills presentation. Bring your own drinks and snacks.
Do come a little earlier and check out the Fair Trade shop.

Joy Scott flyer   

Sunday 21st June, 2015: 3pm @Luna Cinema, Cnr Oxford and Vincent Sts, Leederville

Film Fundraiser: “Walking the Camino”

Walking the Camino is a total immersion experience that captures the trials and tribulations associated with a group of modern pilgrims who decide to walk the ancient path, the Camino de Santiago. This sacred path stretches westward across Spain to the city of Santiago de Compostela where the bones of the apostle St. James are said to be buried.

Walking The Camino: Six Ways To Santiago chronicles the life-altering journey of six modern-day pilgrims as they cope with blisters, exhaustion, loneliness, and self-doubt on their Camino de Santiago trek. Walking The Camino is guaranteed to magnetically immerse you in the struggles and victories of adventurers from all walks of life.

Cost: $20 full price, $15 unwaged

To book: http://www.trybooking.com/HSZJ

Enquiries: Joe Courtney, joe_anne@iinet.net.au 92275746

Click here to download a flyer for this event. (PDF)

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Monday 29^th June, 2015: 10am – 3.30pm @ the One World Centre, 5 King William Street, Bayswater

Global Citizenship Unpacked

A whole day workshop especially for pre-service teachers

• Increase your knowledge of pressing global issues, and how they are linked to the Australian Curriculum.
• Participate in a wide range of practical activities exploring global themes: interdependence; social justice and human rights; identity and cultural diversity; peace building and conflict resolution; sustainable futures.
• Work together to develop lesson plans in particular areas of interest.
• Take away ideas and resources ready to use in the classroom.
• Includes a one year membership of the One World Centre.

Cost: $30, BYO lunch or buy nearby

To register: http://www.trybooking.com/126031

Enquiries: Cameron Tero – education@oneworldcentre.org.au or phone 9371 9133

Click here to download a flyer for this event (PDF)