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PDF	Protocols for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communication This document is designed to be an instrument to help guide and foster an understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples communities cultures

PDF	Our Way: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Protocols Respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples culture land and history is vital to the management of and access to the national archival

PDF	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Protocols These guidelines have been developed to support cohealth staff to adhere to cultural protocols and promote respectful communications with Aboriginal and Torres

PDF	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Protocols These protocols are designed to protect Aboriginal and • Building better partnerships Working with Aboriginal communities and organisations: a communication

PDF	ABORIGINAL PROTOCOLS: COMMUNICATION Landcare NSW This is a general guide on tips for communicating with Aboriginal people but you should always try and consult with Aboriginal people if unsure about how to

PDF	Guidelines for ethical and effective communication for researchers A review of 30 different protocols and guidelines from organizations working with Indigenous people some specifically in Torres Strait identified common

How do aboriginals communicate?
Aboriginal Communication embraces the entire use of body, Non-verbal movements, tones and sounds in synchronicity with nature and ritualistic cycles, and, then there's 'the unique spoken word of each Language group and its relationship to particular country, assigned by the ancestors.
More appropriate
Aboriginal language people terms such as 'Koori', 'Murri', 'Nyoongah' are appropriate for the areas where they apply.
About 80% of the Torres Strait Island population now resides outside the Torres Strait and as such, local terminology such as Murray Island Peoples and Mer Island Peoples is also used.

What are Aboriginal kinship protocols?

Aboriginal kinship relations reflect a complex and dynamic system and define where a person fits into their family and community.
The value of the kinship system is that it structures people's relationships, obligations and behaviours towards each other.

What are some Aboriginal protocols?

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander protocols

Acknowledgment of Country and Elders. Welcome to Country. Smoking Ceremonies. Fees for Cultural Services. Community Engagement and Partnerships.

In Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, extended periods of silence during conversations are considered the 'norm' and are valued. Silent pauses are used to listen, show respect or consensus. The positive use of silence should not be misinterpreted as lack of understanding, agreement or urgent concerns.

PDF	Communicating effectively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Some non-verbal communication cues (hand gestures facial expressions etc.) used by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have different meanings in the

PDF	Oxfam These protocols are designed to protect Aboriginal and require the publisher to follow special communication procedures which should be discussed with ...

PDF	Protocols for working with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Inclusiveness. Engagement that involves and includes the community early and throughout the process. Communication Engagement based on listening learning and

PDF	Communicating and Engaging with Diverse Communities In addition protocols for communicating and engaging with Aboriginal people come from a variety of different cultural and personal backgrounds and.

PDF	Guidelines for ethical and effective communication for researchers involving Indigenous people and extension plans for current and future. Torres Strait research. o. Discussing research protocols and communications in

PDF	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Protocols These guidelines have been developed to support cohealth staff to adhere to cultural protocols and promote respectful communications with Aboriginal and Torres

PDF	Working with Aboriginal Communities - A Guide to Community Protocols are appropriate ways of behaving communicating and showing respect for diversity of history and culture. This involves appreciation of the.

PDF	An introduction to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health An introduction to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health cultural protocols and perspectives. Nonverbal communication. 28. Verbal communication.

PDF	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Protocols Guide 2018 Understand key principles for communication when engaging with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and organisations; and.

PDF	Communicating Positively: A Guide to Appropriate Aboriginal 1 July 2019 Terminology (Communicating Positively) is to support a culturally ... 11 Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Cultural Protocol Guidelines.

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PDF	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Protocols These protocols are designed to protect Aboriginal and require the publisher to follow special communication procedures which should be discussed with the

PDF	Aboriginal Cultural Protocols - Macquarie University In referring to Aboriginal Peoples, the Aboriginal Cultural Protocols refers inclusively to all to better understand and communicate with Aboriginal Australians

PDF	CULTURAL PROTOCOL - WIPO Indigenous staff and journalist in the ABC were aware that protocols for Indigenous are a natural part of Aboriginal communication patterns: ▫ Use of silence

PDF	Protocols for working with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Communication Engagement based on listening, learning and talking Respect Engagement based on cultural security and a commitment to respecting the

PDF	Guidelines for ethical and effective communication for researchers Discussing research protocols and communications in Torres Strait with Differences in the way that Indigenous and non-Indigenous people communicate

PDF	Communicating effectively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Some non-verbal communication cues (hand gestures, facial expressions etc ) used by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have different meanings in the

PDF	15 Communicating and Engaging with Diverse Communities In addition, protocols for communicating and engaging with Working Together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mental health and wellbeing principles

PDF	Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Protocols - City of Sydney Strait Islander Community? 12 3 Obtaining permission from the community 12 4 Communication and Language 12 5 Cultural understanding, sensitivity and

PDF	Indigenous protocols for lawyers - Law Society of NSW suggested a need for protocols to assist communication between lawyers and their Aboriginal clients Based on the obligations of lawyers under Australian law