One World Centre

The One World Centre will be closed on our usual Wed and Thurs opening days during the WA School Holiday period (26 September to 11 October). We will be back again on Wednesday 14 October.

A timely reminder:

Today is the International Day of Democracy, observed annually on 15th September, with the United Nations focusing on how democracy and diverse voices make inclusive and resilient societies.

Thank you to Djinda Dreaming Education - South Lake, Little Green Steps and to all the participants, it was a brilliant workshop.

We were so delighted to have our local member visit the centre last week to understand better our global education work with schools and the community. Long term volunteers Lynne, Avenel, Caroline and Peter along with MA graduate interns Wafiqah and Pin Yin explained there volunteer work with the centre.

Dan Bull and his staffer Caroline were so supportive of our work we all came away energised!

We were glad to talk about how our work is shaped by the Global Goals for Sustainable Development and we asked him to investigate if the State government still draws on the framework as it had in the past?

Flourishing on Country: Strengthening Culture and Connection. 21st September The Wetlands Centre Cockburn

Key Speaker Panelists Corey Bridge, Corey Bridge, Principal Consultant Two-way Science, WA Department of Education, brings the Two Way Science perspective to the panel discussion. Come and hear about the work he does with the team at Ngaparrtji Ngaparrtji Two-way Science, Curriculum Priorities Department of Education on caring for country.

Corey brings experience in remote education and community engagement, shaped by his upbringing in remote Kimberley communities. Holding a Bachelor of Marine Science, he combines cultural knowledge with professional insight. A Yamatji/Noongar and Gija man with regional connections, he builds trust, strengthens relationships, and supports culturally responsive practice.

Register at https://aaeewa.org.au/flourishing-on-country/

Inspirational event coming up:

Don't miss this amazing event.

Flourishing on Country: Strengthening Culture and Connection. 21st September The Wetlands Centre Cockburn

Key Speaker Panelists Corey Bridge, Corey Bridge, Principal Consultant Two-way Science, WA Department of Education, brings the Two Way Science perspective to the panel discussion. Come and hear about the work he does with the team at Ngaparrtji Ngaparrtji Two-way Science, Curriculum Priorities Department of Education on caring for country.

Corey brings experience in remote education and community engagement, shaped by his upbringing in remote Kimberley communities. Holding a Bachelor of Marine Science, he combines cultural knowledge with professional insight. A Yamatji/Noongar and Gija man with regional connections, he builds trust, strengthens relationships, and supports culturally responsive practice.

Register at https://aaeewa.org.au/flourishing-on-country/

Because when young people are at the centre of implementation, progress accelerates & no one gets left behind.

Want to see how the system is advancing this priority? 👉Check out the latest Phase 2 Report: buff.ly/BCiLkE1