Attention savvy not for profit leaders in NSW!

Transform your workplace with Aboriginal cultural awareness for FREE!

Register your organisation today and receive two tickets to my public Aboriginal Cultural Awareness for Workplaces session in your area for free. It's a great opportunity to learn about Aboriginal cultures, understand their experiences, and discover how you can create a safer and more respectful workplace for Aboriginal people.

To register, your organisation must be:

  • A not-for-profit or charity operating in New South Wales

  • Dedicated to improving services for Aboriginal people and communities

  • Committed to creating a safer and more respectful workplace for Aboriginal people

  • Using an official email address from your not-for-profit or charity organisation

When you register, you’ll receive:

Early Access: Secure your 2 free tickets to a public session in your region up to 7 days before they go on sale to the general public.

Valuable Insights: Experience a Blakworks session and understand its impact before committing to a full workforce session.

Cost-Effective Learning: Ideal for small organisations without the resources to host a full session.

Why Register?

Try Before You Invest: Evaluate the Blakworks session to see how it can benefit your organisation.

Support for Small Organisations: Access the sessions even if you can't host a full event on your own.

Join a Community: Become part of the Blakworks community and receive updates on future opportunities and sessions.

Why I’m offering this to you:

I know you’re committed to making a real difference in the lives of your clients, or residents, or students… I know you want to be able to access the best Aboriginal cultural awareness possible for your leadership and work teams. But it’s not always possible. Not for profit community service organisations are always trying to do more with less.

Aboriginal people are drawn to work with community service organisations because our values (like yours) tell us to serve our community. And, I want more workplaces to be safer and more respectful for Aboriginal people - and that means yours.

By providing your organisation with two free tickets to my public Aboriginal Cultural Awareness for Workplaces sessions, I am supporting your efforts to create safer and more respectful workplaces for Aboriginal people and making a significant impact on the lives of those who need it most.

Let’s work together to make a real difference for Aboriginal people and get real results for your organisation.

Next Steps:

After registering, you will:

Receive a Confirmation Email: This confirms your registration.

Get Session Updates: Be notified when a session is planned in your area, including the date you can claim your free tickets.

Claim Your Tickets: An email will notify you when your tickets are available.

Stay Informed: Remain on our register for future free ticket opportunities, with priority given to new registrants.

Cost:

It’s completely free to register! Once registered, you can claim up to two (2) tickets for the next public session of the Aboriginal Cultural Awareness for Workplaces.

Ready to Transform Your Workplace?

Click the red button on this page to complete the registration form. Keep an eye on your inbox for the confirmation email.


What others say:

“I learnt so much - I learnt more in the time than any other cultural awareness training ever attended. I definitely recommend Lindsay and Blakworks to any employer that was looking to make their environment a culturally safe place for Aboriginal people.”
- Jenni Allan, CEO, Adssi Ltd


“What has stopped me previously from learning about Aboriginal people was the fact I was frightened I would be made to feel blamed or would feel blame.
Thankfully, your presentation was far from blaming anybody. I felt a sense of relief, and the way it was all done took away my anxiety and just opened my mind completely. I have told everybody that would listen what a great workshop and learning experience it was.”
- Kim Fawkes, Ranger, Lake Macquarie City Council


“The session was incredibly useful. Personally it gave me deeper insight into the multiple perspectives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, challenging stereotypes and encouraging asking questions rather than making assumptions.
- Dr. Rebecca Reeve, PhD Economics


Your training was so powerful and honest and I hope that the more people that you empower will go away and make a difference. I left feeling with such emotions and I felt that it was important for my whole staff team to have this training.

- Lyn Best, Early Childhood Director, Girrinbai Community Preschool, 2018


“I really feel that I have a deeper understanding of culture and historical implications with the additional benefit of her personal perspective. I also appreciated the non-judgemental approach to encouraging questions.”
- Melanie, CatholicCare Diocese of Broken Bay, 2020


“I have had so many staff speak with me and phone me to tell me about their enjoyment and learning from your training. I personally was looking forward to your training and you far exceeded my expectations. It, without doubt, would have to be one of the most educational, informative and interesting training sessions that I have attended.”
- Shayne Silvers, Operations Manager, Coast Shelter