Cultural Mapping Sustainable Livelihoods
Whose Livelihood?
Introduction Establish a Solid Foundation
How To Navigate This Site and Course
Module 1 Foundation Learning Guide
[optional] Individual Course Mentoring
[optional] Individual Course Coaching
[optional] Group Coaching (for one initiative)
Part 1 Cultural Identity
Part 1 Identity Activity
Part 1 Test Your Knowledge
Part 2 Cultural Information
Part 2 Information Worksheet
Part 2 Test Your Knowledge
Part 3 Cultural Environment
Part 3 Environment Activity
Part 3 Test Your Knowledge
Part 4 Cultural Assets
Part 4 Assets Activity
Part 4 Test Your Knowledge
Part 5 Cultural Economy
Part 5 Economy Activity
Part 5 Test Your Knowledge
Part 6 Cultural Community
Part 6 Community Activity
Part 6 Test Your Knowledge
Part 7 Consolidate Learning
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Course Participant Feedback Survey
“As an Aboriginal person I see that engaging with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people is not an impossible task for the wider community if they use this training”.
Fay Stewart-Muir, Boon Wurrung Elder, Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages
“I am really excited about the potential of the mapping component of this package and I feel confident that this pictorial representation will further encourage and inspire communities to participate in this community planning process.”
Dr Glenys Butler, General Manager Liveability, Wellington Shire Council
“This program delivers training and insight that is essential to the success of stakeholder engagement in ways that were until now not available in the marketplace."
Anne-Maree Huxley Founder and CEO MOSS (Australia)”
“There are liabilities in relation to sharing data. These are complex as the issues include privacy (e.g. personal data) confidentiality (e.g. commercially sensitive data or vulnerable data such as rare rock art that could be vandalised) pricing, licensing, copyright, approval to combine with other data, the ability to value add, on-selling, and others. This course has been deliberately created in such a way that is addresses those critical risks”.
Peter Woodgate, CEO, Cooperative Research Centre for Spatial Information
Jennifer Joi Field, PhD
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