Ways to welcome
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is a resource co-designed by people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds with disability.
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FELIX, AMANDA, SARAH & LILY
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Making friends was easy for Lily and Sarah. For their parents Amanda and Felix, getting to know each other was a bit more complicated....
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Then go on and check out more video stories, tools and resources that will give you new skills and get your thinking about:
- learning empathy,
- the importance of building trust,
- how to improve your cross cultural communications,
- getting great at enabling choice and control, and
- building your cultural competence.
And then - if you still want more..you can go to explore more deeply and learn more about:
- intersectionality
- the benefits of social inclusion
- why diversity is good for business
- how to reach out into different communities
All the stories and resources provide opportunities for everyone to develop and deepen ways to create a more welcoming and inclusive Australia.
Ways To Welcome was a project run by
The project was created by a one off grant funded by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) to promote the inclusion of people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds with disability in the broader Australian community.
Most of the resources from the project have now been migrated here. Futures Upfront produced all the resources that are on this page and worked with thinkwelldigital on all of the videos.
The content is here because it would have otherwise disappeared off the internet from mid 2021 onwards
Futures Upfront would like to acknowledge all the contributions made by everyone who was involved. We like to honour your stories and wisdom by making sure these resources continue to be shared.
Ways To Welcome was a project run by
- Ethnic Communities Services Co-Operative, Sydney
- Townsville Multicultural Support, and
- Diversitat, Geelong.
The project was created by a one off grant funded by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) to promote the inclusion of people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds with disability in the broader Australian community.
Most of the resources from the project have now been migrated here. Futures Upfront produced all the resources that are on this page and worked with thinkwelldigital on all of the videos.
The content is here because it would have otherwise disappeared off the internet from mid 2021 onwards
Futures Upfront would like to acknowledge all the contributions made by everyone who was involved. We like to honour your stories and wisdom by making sure these resources continue to be shared.