Sorrento SLSC is proud and honoured to welcome Aunty Sharon Wood-Kenney as a Patron of our club. A long-time supporter of our club, Sharon has led Acknowledgements of Country at many of our key events and guides one of our most special traditions – the Kaya Kep “Hello Water” ceremony that opens our Nipper season each year.
Aboriginal culture is the oldest living culture in the world, requiring recognition, protection, preservation, and management. The Act protects Aboriginal heritage and requires approval for activities that may cause harm.
Statement: WA Stolen Generations Redress Scheme ~ Applications Open
Healing Foundation – Statement: WA Stolen Generations Redress Scheme ~ Applications Open. The opening of the Western Australian Stolen Generations Redress Scheme offers long overdue acknowledgement of the pain and mistreatment survivors experienced, but some people may miss out, The Healing Foundation said today.
Guildford is firmly situated in Whadjuk Noongar booja – country. Noongar people have lived in this part of booja since the Nyittiny – creation times. From Pre-Contact 1827 to 2006 engage in First Nations History through timelines, cultural understand and connection on country.
During the years, a wide array of women who come from diverse social and cultural backgrounds, across sectors and around the state, have been recognised for their contributions, their achievements, and their commitment to the betterment of fellow Western Australian’s. This years’ Champions reflect that diversity.
CEO James Pearson moderated an insightful panel discussion on the theme, Joondalup 2050 Investing in Vision, with Commissioner and CEO of SBDC Saj Abdoolakhan, Property Council WA Executive Director Nicola Brischetto, and Tanya Trevisan OAM.