Bridging the Gap: Cross cultural seminar
by Justine Speed
(Nhulunbuy)
Delivering 40 years of cross-cultural experience - learn more about Aboriginal culture in two days than most people would in a lifetime.
The acclaimed ‘Bridging the Gap’ seminar will be held on April 16 & 17.
Hosted by Richard Trudgen, author of 'Why Warriors Lie Down and Die', in partnership with Yolngu co-presenters Witiyana Marika (Yothu Yindi founding member)and Dianne Gondarra ((Yolngu language consultatn and radio presenter.)
Gain understanding and skills needed to work more effectively and safely in a cross-cultural environment. Explore human dynamics, international community development theory and effective cross cultural communication. Discover the depth of knowledge in traditional law, politics and kinship.
For more information visit:
www.whywarriors.com.au
or call 1300 501 795
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