📅 Date: Wednesday November 11
⏰ Time: 1:00pm–2:00pm AEDT
💻 Recording available for 7 days
How inclusive & psychologically healthy is your workplace?
Creating a safe and healthy workplace isn't only something we want. Increasingly, it's something organisations are required to do.
At the same time, we're grappling with psychosocial risk, racism and discrimination, change fatigue, AI disruption and increasing legal obligations.
These are often treated separately.
But what if they have something fundamental in common?
So many of the challenges we experience at work come back to how well we understand one another and how we navigate differences.
This sits at the heart of Evolve's work. Our approaches draw on First Nations wisdom and explore something both ancient and deeply relevant to workplaces today: what it means to be in ‘right relationship’.
Join Aunty Munya Andrews (Aboriginal Elder), Carla Rogers (Evolve Co-Director and Ally) and the Evolve team for a live, interactive Yarning Webinar exploring what First Nations wisdom can teach us about creating safer workplaces for all.
Together we'll explore:
- What Cultural Safety really means, why it matters for everyone, and where it fits within today's changing workplace context.
- What First Nations wisdom can teach us about connection, belonging, shared responsibility and being in ‘right relationship’.
- How Evolve's R3 Culture®: Reflect, Relate, Reconcile approach can help us navigate differences, have the hard yarns and respond when things go wrong, without shame, blame or fear of getting it wrong.
- Practical ways to apply this wisdom to create safer workplace cultures, leadership and relationships for all.
First Nations wisdom offers something valuable to us all: increasing our understanding of one another, especially across difference, is at the heart of inclusion. And it's something every one of us can practise.
Who is this for?
Whether you're leading workplace culture, supporting your organisation's Reconciliation journey or simply trying to be a better colleague and Ally, this webinar offers a welcoming space to be curious, ask questions and explore together.
People often tell us they come to Evolve expecting 'cultural awareness' and leave with something much broader: fresh perspectives, practical ideas and skills they can apply to many complex workplace issues.
"A very human, practical approach. It's rare to feel such warmth and connection in an online session."
— Webinar Participant
"A warmly held space with a powerful message, presented in a beautifully clear way."
— Webinar Participant
