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…can come prepared, understand the objectives of the meeting and stay on track. Use a multi-sensory approach It’s important to keep attendees engaged in an online meeting. Think about how…
…identities, traditions, languages and institutions to suit your community.2 Canadian Human Rights Commission, A Toolkit for Developing Community-based Dispute Resolution Processes in First Nations Communities (Canadian Human Rights Commission: Ottawa,…
…be completed by organisation, community or nation members who want to keep their leaders accountable. Everyone in the community has a responsibility for what goes on, not just the leaders….
…in Western Australia (26–27 June 2007) compared their community governance to their faithful old community truck. The truck is a vehicle for the community to achieve their goals. We have…
…and understanding.1 “Effective communication,” Ai Group, updated April 2021, [link] Communication can be verbal, written or non-verbal (such as body language). As humans, communication underpins everything we do.2 “Effective communication,”…
…a new organisation, community or nation you want to improve the governance of your organisation, community or nation you want to develop your governance for nation building and self-determination efforts…
…for at-risk women and children. GWS also facilitates community education sessions to help address the underlying drivers of domestic and family violence. GWS have 3 underpinning principles – Gurrutu, Client-led…
…For example, when members’ expectations around decision-making, sharing benefits, or nominating board representation are different to government regulations and legislation. Many groups are coming up with innovative governance arrangements. This…
…to promote our own resilience and reliable prosperity in the modern world?” – Patrick Dodson, Yawuru man, presentation, Common Roots, Common Futures: Different Paths to Self-determination—An international Conversation, University of…
…to external funders or non-Indigenous governments to the community. This approach sees community organisations as tools of the community, used to facilitate community identified goals.” – Daryle Rigney, Simone Bignall,…
