Mar 17, 2025
At WM Waste, we believe that fostering an environment of mutual respect and understanding is essential for a thriving workplace. In line with this commitment, our project manager, Michael, recently participated in an Aboriginal Cultural Competency workshop. The training event was organised by Goal Indigenous Services and was held at the Koorie Heritage Trust, located in Melbourne's Federation Square.
The Koorie Heritage Trust offers programs designed to enhance cultural competency, aiming to bridge cultural gaps and promote meaningful interactions between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities. Their workshops are tailored for individuals and organizations seeking to deepen their understanding of Aboriginal culture and history.
Reflecting on his experience, Michael shared: "While I knew some things about Aboriginal culture, it was good to put it together and gain a deeper understanding."
Participating in this training is a testament to WM Waste's dedication to continuous learning and cultural sensitivity. We recognize that such endeavours enrich our workplace and strengthen our community relationships.
We encourage other organisations to engage in similar cultural competency workshops and training. By doing so, we collectively move towards a more inclusive and understanding society.
If you'd like to learn more about the Koorie Heritage Trust, or to book your own training session, head to kht.org.au/visit-us/cultural-experiences/cultural-competency/.
We'd also like to thank Goal Indigenous Services for helping to organise the training, you can check them out at goalis.com.au.
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