Survival Day, also known as Invasion Day, is a solemn occasion that invites us to reflect on the resilience and strength of our families, friends and communities. For many, this day is not a cause for celebration but an opportunity to acknowledge our enduring spirit as we have faced, and continue to face many and cumulative historical challenges.
Read MoreThe ECHO First Nations Women's Leadership Program is a regular event which now has an alumni of 65 First Nations women based in Victoria. Facilitated by a team led by Karen Milward and Dr. Kerry Arabena with Amanda Meric, Kim Reid, Judy McDonald and Daphne Milward, the October 2023 course has just been completed, leaving women with a deep and profound excitement for their leadership journey and a renewed sense of purpose.
Read MoreAs Indigenous Business Month has come to a close, it's time to reflect on the achievements and initiatives that have taken place at Karabena Consulting throughout this important month.
Read MoreIn the heart of the Torres Strait Islands, a sense of community, connection, and mutual support is deeply ingrained in our way of life. At Karabena, a proud 100 percent Torres Strait Islander woman-owned and operated company, these values are the bedrock of our work.
Read MoreAs an Indigenous woman-owned and led consulting company based in Melbourne, Australia, our mission at Karabena Consulting is deeply rooted in improving the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Recently, we had the incredible opportunity to work on a project funded by the Centre for Evaluation and Research Evidence (CERE). We were tasked with evaluating the Family Preservation and Reunification Response Phase 2 program, a vital initiative aimed at supporting vulnerable families and children. Today, we are thrilled to share the successes and insights we gained during this transformative evaluation.
Read MoreAs we settle into our new home in Sunbury, we're continually inspired by the cultural and natural heritage that surrounds us. One such symbol of inspiration is the Earth Rings of Sunbury. These ancient earthworks, believed to have been used for ceremonial purposes by the Wurundjeri people, embody many of the values we hold dear at Karabena.
Read MoreAt Karabena we are proud to be part of the Four-Day work week trial. We acknowledge the often-overlooked contributions and struggles of Indigenous workers throughout history, seeking to create a more equitable future for all.
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