2013 BTG SEMINARS

16 & 17 April 2013
Darwin

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8 & 9 Oct 2013
Darwin

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“This is not just a seminar, but an experience that all Australians should have.” 2009 Seminar participant

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Be part of the solution; learn how we can help close the gap, together.

Hosted by Richard Trudgen, author of acclaimed book Why Warriors Lie Down and Die in partnership with Witiyana Marika, a founding member of internationally renowned Yothu Yindi band, and Dianne Gondarra, Yolŋu language consultant and presenter on Yolŋu Radio.

Many people want to know why the crisis in many Aboriginal communities seems so hard to change, others ask how they can be involved in practical reconciliation. Some want tounderstand more about an original Australian culture and its people, while others want skills so they can better communicate with Indigenous people. Bridging the Gap seminars deal with these and many other issues.

Learn more about Indigenous Yolŋu culture than most people would in a lifetime.

Understand why Yolŋu people and other ethnic minorities are suffering.

See a model that works, developed with the Yolŋu people in Arnhem Land; a model that allows the people to build their future around health, economics, law and governance, and social issues.

Gain personal communication and community development skills nessecary in working with Indigenous and ethnic groups.

Why warriors takes you on an in-depth 2 day journey, providing information and tools not found in other training. You will walk away with the knowledge that you can create change.