Understanding gender and cultural safety in First Nations policy and program
This learning experience has been designed to help APS staff at all levels create more inclusive policy, programs and workplaces. It provides practical strategies to help you develop policy and programs that consider the impact in relation to First Nations peoples. By applying gender analysis and specifically looking at First Nations gender analysis, we can better understand how different genders are impacted by policy and program work.
This can help us minimise potential harm and maximise positive impacts of policy and programs for First Nations peoples. The module will build your capability in engaging and working with First Nations colleagues both in and outside of the APS.
This learning experience has been provided by the National Indigenous Australians Agency in collaboration with Liberate Learning © Commonwealth of Australia 2024
Participant benefits
- Learn how to think through scenarios and apply a gender-based analysis perspective.
- Understand why it is important to apply a First Nations gender lens when developing and implementing Australian Government policy and programs.
- Identify and comprehend the variety of ways gender is applied by some First Nations peoples in Australia.
Suitable for
All staff.
Considerations
If you are emotionally impacted by any of the information presented, please seek support and speak with your team leader/manager or human resources area. Support is also available from:
- Your agency’s Employee Assistance Program.
- Lifeline on 13 11 14 or by text on 0477 13 11 14 (available 24/7).
- 13YARN on 13 92 76 (available 24/7) for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Key topics
- Culturally safe gender equality.
- Understanding gender.
- Critical thinking.
- Application of data and insights.
- Wiyi Yani U Thangani (Women’s Voices) report.
Category and User level
This learning experience aligns with the Strategy, Policy & Evaluation Craft at the Foundation level.
Price
Free of charge.
