Deep Collaboration through Collaboration For Impact presented a webinar on 20th January 2022 'Nation-building and Negotiations: What it takes to collaborate in conversations about January 26, truth-telling, treaties and constitutional reform.'
The webinar was convened by Grant Paulson with panel speakers Mark Yettica-Paulson, Dr Josephine Bourne and Liz Skelton.
Due to the ongoing impacts of colonisation, Jan 26 can be at best a missed opportunity to have conversations we should have about identity, history and belonging, and at worst yet another traumatising experience for First Nations and other Australian allies. This online webinar offered opportunities to engage in conversations that would otherwise be lost. The yearly conversations about January 26 represent a classic arena for Lost Conversations.
You can find more information on Deep Collaboration on this website, and download a free copy of Lost Conversations via this page.
Watch the recordings of the 2021 three-part series of Addressing Australia’s Lost Conversations here.
The online webinar was held on January 20th 2022.
It was convened by Grant Paulson with panel speakers Mark Yettica-Paulson, Dr Josephine Bourne and Liz Skelton.
The Deep Collaboration Platform is part of Platform C which provides information and tools on stages and phases of cross sector collaboration to create the conditions for systems change.