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Children's Ground
Australia
Registrace 23. 09. 2015
Children’s Ground is a First Nations-led organisation in Australia. Our approach focuses on long-term change, working with each child, each family, and each community, so that children learn, grow, and thrive in communities that celebrate cultural, social, and economic well-being.
We need your support to continue our life-changing work.
To donate, please head to www.childrensground.org.au/donate or paypal.me/childrensground
We need your support to continue our life-changing work.
To donate, please head to www.childrensground.org.au/donate or paypal.me/childrensground
What do I want to be when I grow up?
"A First Nations-led nonprofit organisation working in Central Australia and the Top End, Children’s Ground celebrates First Languages and Culture through early education and partners with whole communities to make real and lasting change. Centered in First Nations knowledge systems and designed and led by Elders, the Children’s Ground approach seeks to disrupt the status quo where children live with systemic injustice and disadvantage to achieve radical reform."
Your support can make a lasting impact...
Support our cause - walk with us: appeal.childrensground.org.au
Your support can make a lasting impact...
Support our cause - walk with us: appeal.childrensground.org.au
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Merne Mwerre (Good Food)
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Merne Mwerre is a celebration of keeping tyerrtye (body) and utnenge (spirit) strong by eating good food and connecting to Apmere (Country). Merne Mwerre, translating to ‘Good Food’ in English, was filmed in Mparntwe (Alice Springs) at Olive Pink Botanical Gardens with a number of incredibly talented First Nations local community members including Edmond Doolan, Jarrel Williams, Monisha Martin ...
Reconciliation Week 2024 Webinar - Truth-telling in the classroom
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First Nations truth-telling can be a difficult subject to navigate in the classroom. In advance of National Reconciliation Week 2024, this webinar discusses the approach educators can take to begin a process of truth-telling with students, colleagues and within their educational settings. Speakers Jerome Holleman - Head of Middle School, Northcote High School, Victoria Santino Merino - Head of ...
Reconciliation Week 2024 Webinar - United in Reconciliation
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How can workplaces start of further their reconciliation journeys and celebrate First Nations culture and knowledge this May? Children’s Ground leads a dynamic online conversation about what First Nations people need from allies in the corporate sector post-Referendum, and he tangible actions we can all take in our workplaces towards reconciliation. Speakers: Sarah Bailey - Partnerships Manager...
Wear it Yellow Appeal
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Take part in Children’s Ground - Wear it Yellow campaign by donating or organising a fundraiser this National Reconciliation Week, 27 May - 3 June, and support a bright future for First Nations children. Donate and Register Today! www.wearityellow.org.au/
Merne Mwerre Teaser
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Merne Mwerre - Good Food Full song released on 15 May 2024. Language: Eastern/Central Arrernte and English Hey, all you young fellas and young girls, listen up! This song is about keeping your body and spirit strong , by eating good food, and connecting to Country. Listen to Edmond Doolan, a young leader from Children’s Ground who sends out the message about the power of merne mwerre - good foo...
Wear it Yellow 2024
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Take part in Children’s Ground - Wear it Yellow campaign by donating or organising a fundraiser this National Reconciliation Week, 27 May - 3 June, and support a bright future for First Nations children. Donate and Register Today! www.childrensground.org.au/donate #shorts
William Tilmouth - 2023 NAIDOC Male Elder of the Year
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2023 NAIDOC Male Elder of the Year and Children's Ground Chair William Tilmouth speaks on the importance of preserving culture and sharing knowledge between generations. Children's Ground is a First Nations-led non-profit organisation dedicated to empowering First Nations children and families. Your support can make a lasting impact... Support our cause - walk with us: childrensground.org.au/do...
Invasion Day 2024 Webinar - Self-determination and agency
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In the lead up to Invasion Day, Children’s Ground hosted a significant online discussion on systems of knowledge that continue as leading practice today, and the importance of First Nations designed and led solutions. Leading the conversation was an esteemed panel of First Nations speakers who have dedicated their lives to creating a better future for their communities through their extensive e...
Utyerre Apanpe First Nations Educators' Network
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Utyerre Apanpe First Nations Educators' Network
The drive to Marlkawo (dry)
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It's a 9 hour drive from Darwin to Marlkawo - here's a snapshot of the experience in the dry.
Utyerre Apanpe First Nations Educator's Network 2023
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Utyerre Apanpe First Nations Educator's Network 2023
Children's Ground Impact Report Webinar - Semester 1 2023
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Children's Ground Impact Report Webinar - Semester 1 2023
Incarceration affects all of our First Nations families
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Incarceration affects all of our First Nations families
"What is reconciliation?" - Children's Ground staff respond
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"What is reconciliation?" - Children's Ground staff respond
Bambi (Cassandra), Arrernte Early Years Educator, Uyenpere Atwatye
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Bambi (Cassandra), Arrernte Early Years Educator, Uyenpere Atwatye
Stories of Change - Part 2 of Children's Ground's series Two Years On
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Stories of Change - Part 2 of Children's Ground's series Two Years On
Two Years On - Part 1 of Children's Ground's series from 2016
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Two Years On - Part 1 of Children's Ground's series from 2016
The 1967 referendum and its importance today
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The 1967 referendum and its importance today
Kele mwerre (Thank you) for your support
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Kele mwerre (Thank you) for your support
Children's Ground Evaluation 2017 - 2019
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Children's Ground Evaluation 2017 - 2019
Dr Tim Moore, Murdoch Children's Research Institute
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Dr Tim Moore, Murdoch Children's Research Institute
June Oscar Children’s Ground Human Rights Day Message
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June Oscar Children’s Ground Human Rights Day Message
The Hon Ken Wyatt AM on Children's Ground
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The Hon Ken Wyatt AM on Children's Ground
Utyerre Apanpe First Nations Educator's Network 2023
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Utyerre Apanpe First Nations Educator's Network 2023
Iwenhe Arrateme Ingwele? (What Comes Out at Night?)
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Iwenhe Arrateme Ingwele? (What Comes Out at Night?)
Learning from the Land at Children's Ground
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Learning from the Land at Children's Ground
Children's Ground Central Australia on ABC News
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Children's Ground Central Australia on ABC News
Our Children, Our Future - What do you want to be when you grow up?
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Our Children, Our Future - What do you want to be when you grow up?
45 billion, all the money from royalties who knowshow much , the poor indigenous are not getting rich so we're is all the money going, the government's don't want a royal commission into this because there will be alot of red face's and the indigenous industry and elites would have no were to hide
The absolute clueless comments if typical low iq sjw losers. Atsic failed because they think money and only money is the solilution. Get a clue ffs
Nobody to blame but themselves. When you won't send your kids to school, then they can't find a job because they have no skills and end up welfare dependent just like their parents.. No community pride. Reliant on government funding to fix everything for them. Fucking useless And of course its everyone else's fault but their own. Nearly 40 billion dollars a year in "social and education programs" and they still sit on their asses and blame white society. Get up off your asses and do something for yourselves for a change instead of blaming colonialism and white taxpayers for your own self imposed social problems. End the Great Aboriginal Taxpayer Funding Gravy Train NOW! Force these people to start taking responsibility for their own lives
AUSTRALIA IS TEH. OST REVOLTINGLY RACIST PLACE IN THE UNIVERSE. SENT BACK TO THE EU ALL WHITE PEOPLE THERE AND LEAVE THE NATIVES IN PEACE. THEY HAVE SUFFERED SO MUCH. ONLY IN THE 1960S THEY WERE 'RECOGNISED' AS BEING HUMANS!!!!!! WHITE PEOPEL USED TO HUINT TJEM LIKE ANIMALS WELL INTO THE SUMMER OF LOVE TIME!!!!!!! IT'S DISGRACEFUL!!!!!!
Government spends most tax payers over seas instead of needs here
Australian government got the poor polcy
We've got minerals & resources they trade in to sale & they got millions of dollars & spend it on Thier own society
It’s a shame but if they looked after and respected what help and what they are given things would be different, the government has to spend money on educating on managing what they get not just keep giving to not appreciate and waste
Shut up Kevin keyboard warrior
Have any of you people been out there . Thay destroy the homes them selfs it is not the government it the people them selfs . Be trash the live like trash
British legacy
uuuum,what did these people live in before the british,and these people ,want to live on country,in a traditional way,but want the flash big house,phone,electricity,sewerage,and all the other colonial infrastucture????also,have seen first hand,housing built,only to be destroyed within 2 years,and they are then built again,only to be destroyed again.
Aancestors did not have power . We are not allowed to do plumbing on aboriginal land as it interfere with land rights policy , do a fact check and stop asking for things that you have already denied on you land rights .
That's Bull shit Sam
Thank you for your work ❤
Good to see Gary Foley👍
Absolutely Heart Braking.
Trust in God to help not man or Government
" God helps those that help themselves " But without resources, none of us can do much . The resources needed in this situation are empathy , education , patience , acceptance , compromise and less talk and more action .
so god cant help these people at the moment then?
Why does this still happen to our First Nations people these are not the conditions anybody should be living in. A national shame
@@robertfonovic3551 are you one of the bloggers 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@robertfonovic3551 What ignorant and prejudice comments to make about these traditional elders & owners without knowing the full facts and what’s really happening on the ground and in those communities 😳 Majority of the funding doesn’t even hit the ground to help the disadvantaged Aboriginal people it’s meant for, it gets spent and wasted on Management and Administrative costs, so the vulnerable and disadvantaged community people wouldn’t even receive a quarter of it to impact change. Any payments given to Australian Aboriginals will never compensate for the genocide of over 50% of their population, Forced Government removal from their homelands into town camps and the Australian Racist and Controlling Government white man assimilation policy from the 50’s/60’s.
They could have a decent home, however the money is spent on drugs and alcohol.
@@mikesprigg5495 then they should have access to the same healthcare. Being aboriginal or living in remote parts of country should not affect access to medical care to treat addictions and mental health issues etc. Its base discrimination
@@heartofpuregold they choose to live in that area. It's not just lifestyle it's choice... the only discrimination going on is white people being paid less than them.
My Aunty ❤🌹
Keep out the mining. Bring in tourism and the movies.
Any chance the men’s could give you all a hand with the Maintenence,just a thought.I live on an isolated bush block and have to do all upkeep,it’s great to be independent and on a pension,love Australia
They need to have the materials first
@@timbarlow7143 Fair point , I wonder if it was put to the department regards material costs ,there seems to be a massive amount of revenue,at least on paper, for Aboriginal help. Most of my stuff comes from local tips and by doing small jobs for trade,all the best ,cheers.
Their living conditions are bloody putrid. How can the government allow this to happen? Get tradies out there and build them decent homes with water and electricity.
I love this idea good on you God bless you
They choose to live like that. Billions of dollars are spent every year on them.
Oh please they get new homes every year and ruin them. You white saviours need to stfu and stay out of it
Sorry to shatter your illusion, but these houses were built brand new.
@@johnvine3985 Exactly. They are given brand new houses in good condition that they trash and wreck.
That was Awesome...! Too Deadly you mob. This bulla is getting homesick...
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