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Follow on Google News | ICS is calling for papers for its 2017 Black Thunder:Power of Black Voices Towards 2020 ConferenceIndigenous Conference Services is pleased to announce the Call for Papers is now open for its 2017 Black Thunder Towards 2020 Conference on December 13-15, 2017..
By: Indigenous Conference Services It is designed to be both inspiring, self empowering whilst providing the opportunities for delegates to evaluate what the future holds for Indigenous People at the same time, making a bold statement to the wider community that Indigenous self determination is both strong and gaining a stronger momentum each day. The structure of the program will revolve around the following conference themes: Strengthening and keeping our "cultural identity". Empowering and developing strong leadership The complexity of funding Australian's First Nations Peoples services Healing Circle with National, State and Territory governments and organisations Closing the Gap -Indigenous Health What will 2020 hold in the future? Indigenous Education - Our pathway to education to 2020 Justice (What will our incarceration rates be by 2020?) Strengthening our families, youth and elders and enhancing community resilience Business - Economic development from a business perspective Tackling racism now and towards 2020 A Treaty & Australia's recognition of its First Nation Peoples Recognition of Aboriginal Land Rights Presenters are encouraged to submit their papers articulating connection to one or more of the themes detailed above. ICS encourage all presenters to submit abstracts that cater for the broad audience of delegates comprising of Indigenous leaders, academics, politicians, activists, Indigenous Elders, cultural advocates, industry professionals, CEOs, senior managers and policy makers. The structure of presentations for successful papers will be either presentations or workshops. Presentations (45 minutes) will report on original research, innovative programs, professional practices, and advances relating to the research and practice of developing knowledge, skills and practice in Indigenous affairs. These sessions must be engaging and interactive. Seating for presentations are round table mimicking a yarning circle. Whereas, workshops (45 minutes) offer opportunities to develop participants' skills using a variety of interactive methods. This session is interactive, practical, and hands-on and offers presenters the opportunity to conduct the session as a panel to debate on controversial and contested topics before their audience - who are at the same time encouraged to play an active role in the discussion. Seating for workshops are cabaret-style. To submit a paper, please complete the Submit-A-Paper form online at this link:http://www.indigenoushealth.net/ End
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