Indigenous Literacy Day & Inclusion Resources
In honour of Indigenous Literacy Day, and to continue our exploration into principles of inclusion and what inclusive design means to us, our DE&I team has compiled a list of recommended resources to read, watch, and listen to, to help deepen our connection to Country and broaden our understanding of inclusion in diverse ways. A curated selection of resources pertaining to First Nations knowledge and education, and topics of inclusion.
Read
Song Spirals: Sharing women’s wisdom of Country through songlines
Watch
A travel documentary by Rosie Jones, a British comedian with cerebral palsy, that sees Rosie and celebrity guests travel around the UK.
Listen
An audiovisual experience that shares history from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives. There are two story walk experiences in Naarm/Melbourne – one in Ngár-go / Fitzroy and the other along the Birrarung / Yarra River in the CBD.
a comedy podcast by Deborah Frances-White. Episodes 283, Agility, and 207, The Body, feature Monique Murphy, a Paralympic silver medalist, professional speaker and ambassador for QENDO Inc.
A podcast by disabled activist and psychologist, Liel K. Bridgford, that reveals hidden truths we all want to know about through interviews of real people who belong to multiple disadvantaged groups.
Resources
National Aged Care Design Principles & Guidelines
Alzheimer’s WA Dementia Enabling Environments
The latest
Designing for Inclusion at Matthew Flinders Anglican College
Tree Walk Park and the Power of Inclusive Play
Nature Based Cities: Living Landscapes for Urban Environments
