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Braiakaulung Advisory Committee | ||
Category: | Organisation | |
Date: | 1 January 1998 | |
Sub Category: | Aboriginal Community Council | |
Place: | Latrobe City | |
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State/Country: | Victoria, Australia | |
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Subject Matter: | | Cultural Heritage | Recognition of Traditional Rights and Interests | Reconciliation | Local Government | |
Summary Information: | ||
The Braiakaulung Advisory Committee was formally established in early 1998 following a period of extensive discussion and consultation with members of the local Indigenous community. The partnership, established through the formation of the Committee was, in part, a recognition of the need for the local government council to acknowledge and openly embrace the traditional owners of the land, and issues associated with reconciliation. | ||
Detailed Information: | ||
The aims and objectives of the Committee are to: - Advise on council policies and how they relate to the Koorie community; - Advise the council on Aboriginal reconciliation; - Facilitate major events including Koorie input and participation; - Promote recognition and awareness of Koorie culture in council and the wider community; - Ensure information sharing about council strategies, policies and programs; - Maximise the promotion of opportunities for people through the council and other programs including training and employment for young people; - Encourage the promotion of positive messages about Koorie initiatives and achievements; - Assist in the development of strategies for tackling identified problems; - Advise the council on cultural heritage issues. |
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References |
Report |
Indigenous Interagency Coordination Committee for Local Government, Municipal Association of Victoria (2002) Toomnangi: Indigenous Communities and Local Government - A Victorian Study |
Glossary |
Aboriginal Community Council (Australia) |
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