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For Our Children SNAICC conference 2010

 

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Audio pronounciation of "Ampe Anwernekenheke" [MP3 100KB]
Stella McMillan (Audio/Voice), Steve Gumerungi Hodder CAAMA Radio

Tuesday 27 July 2010 at 9.00 am
to Thursday 29 July 2010 at 3pm
Mbantua (Alice Springs),
at the Alice Springs Convention Centre

** SNAICC Conference is now full,
please fill out a registration form, without payment
to be placed on a waiting list

 SNAICC has been overwhelmed with interest and apologises for any inconvenience caused, particularly to members and subscriber organisations however this level of demand has been unprecedented.

Download Final Program - SNAICC Conference 2010 [PDF 3MB]

 

 

Alice Springs The conference will be an opportunity to gather and make renewed commitments to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children.  Nikita Palmer-Sharpe

"Ampe Anwernekenheke" - For our children - SNAICC invites all those working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children - early childhood and child welfare leaders, practitioners, policy makers, researchers and government representatives from around Australia. The conference objectives are around sharing and celebrating, growing our knowledge, challenging others to acknowledge history and respect culture, and to foster leadership. 
Contact - Ian Sweeney sweeney@snaicc.asn.au
For an idea of what to expect from a SNAICC conference see 2007 SNAICC conference page

Updates

  • Art and Stories Competiton - SNAICC is asking young people, from prep to Year 12, to enter their photographs, art or essays on the theme

Keep up to date with conference news!

 

Our Sponsors


Government Partners

 Northern Territory Government  Government of South Australia  Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR)
Department of Education and Early Childhood DevelopmentDepartment of Education and Early Childhood Development
  Department of Human Services NSW
 NSW Department of Education and Training  Queensland Government 

 

 

Bronze Sponsors

World Vision Australia

Bronze sponsor supporting the international keynote speaker
We aim to present a number of workshops in language with local interpreters.
Thank you  World Vision Australia for this initiative.

 

Life Without Barriers

Community Partners

National Indigenous Times

National Indigenous Times - Exclusive media partners for the conference

 

 Relationships Australia SA

Warlpiri Education and Training Trust (WETT)

 

 

Airline Bookings

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Dion Beasley and 'Cheeky Dogs'

You might have already heard of Cheeky Dogs, or seen the eye catching designs. Drawn by seventeen-year-old Dion Beasley from Tennant Creek, his drawings are very popular and, with the help of Joie Boulter they have created a label for T shirts and other apparel called 'Cheeky Dogs'.

Dion has drawn the conference logo, and Cheeky Dogs will be providing the conference satchels.

Dion has recently been awarded 2010 The Charles Darwin University Arts Award at the NT Young Achiever Awards.

What makes this story so remarkable is that Dion is profoundly deaf and suffers from muscular dystrophy.

A trust fund has been established for Dion where he receives royalty payments for the use of all his drawings. The conference is proud to support Dion and Cheeky Dogs. If you would like to see more about Cheeky Dogs go to www.cheekydogs.com.au

 


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