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100+ Cultural Awareness Q&A

Welcome to our brand new Myths and Misconceptions series of Question and Answer videos.

Featuring Why Warriors founder Richard Trudgen, this ongoing video series will tackle ordinary questions, intriguing questions and some of those more uncomfortable questions that are often asked about Aboriginal society.

You’ll discover answers to some widely held myths.

You’ll come across information you won’t hear anywhere else.

Plus if you’re involved with Aboriginal communities you’ll learn lots of practical ways to work more effectively and respectfully across cultures.

EVERY WEEK YOU WILL FIND 3 NEW VIDEOS.

Q&A: Week 30

Q88. Are there 'taboos' around talking to Indigenous families about other family members who have...

Q&A: Week 29

Q85. Why don't Aboriginal people just learn English and join the modern world? Then everything wi...

Q&A: Week 28

Q82. Why do Yolngu say yes to questions when they really mean no? Q83. What are the most common ...

Q&A: Week 27

Q79. How do we break welfare cycles? Q80. I’ve heard that Aboriginal people were pagan worshippe...

Q&A: Week 26

Q76.What are the main causes of young Aboriginal people being involved in violence and criminal a...

Q&A: Week 25

Q73. Wasn’t there a bilingual education program for Yolngu that was stopped because it didn’t wor...

Q&A: Week 24

Q70. How can remote Aboriginal communities have a sustainable future when they rely so heavily on...

Q&A: Week 23

Q67. Why don’t Yolngu parents control their children better? Q68. Why do so many Aboriginal peop...

Q&A: Week 22

Q64. Aboriginal people behave badly, get into trouble with police, don’t take responsibility for ...

Q&A: Week 21

Q61. Why don't Aboriginal people in remote communities just move to where there’s work available?...

Q&A: Week 20

Q58. Why do Aboriginal people feel that they must share things all the time, from small things li...

Q&A: Week 19

Q55. Aboriginal people are always getting free stuff from the government. Even some jobs are only...
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