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NAIDOC week Facebook Live and Ask a Pro: Live discussion with Career Trackers (July 8th 2019)

- Bianca Hunt: Indigenous Engagement and Partnerships Coordinator, Career Trackers Alumni (see a video we filmed with Bianca here)
- Angel Armstrong: CareerTrackers Intern with ReachOut
- Ganur Maynard: Career Trackers intern with King & Wood Mallesons, Westpac and Herbert Smith Freehills
We are looking forward to speaking to these incredible leaders! Got a question for the panel?
Interested is some further reading? Read the full Uluru Statement: https://www.1voiceuluru.org/
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Re: NAIDOC week Facebook Live and Ask a Pro: Live discussion with Career Trackers (July 8th 2019)
I'm so looking forward to this. Thank you for hosting it!
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Re: NAIDOC week Facebook Live and Ask a Pro: Live discussion with Career Trackers (July 8th 2019)
Really excited about this one! Can't wait to see the Facebook Live tomorrow
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Re: NAIDOC week Facebook Live and Ask a Pro: Live discussion with Career Trackers (July 8th 2019)
Hello forums community! In just under 45 minutes we will be going live on Facebook!
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Re: NAIDOC week Facebook Live and Ask a Pro: Live discussion with Career Trackers (July 8th 2019)
We are now live on Facebook! Click here to watch on Facebook!
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Re: NAIDOC week Facebook Live and Ask a Pro: Live discussion with Career Trackers (July 8th 2019)
Hello everyone and a warm welcome to our special guests tonight, Bianca, Angel and Ganur who are staying online after the Facebook Live Event to talk to our forums community!
Before we start, get to know our panel:
- Bianca Hunt: Indigenous Engagement and Partnerships Coordinator at SBS, 2018 Co-CEO at AIME, and a Career Trackers Alumni. Bianca has a passion to work with and bring as many young First Nations voices to the world stage.
- Angel Armstrong: fourth year Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) student and CareerTrackers Intern at ReachOut. Angel has her sights set on empowering young people by using her Psychology degree to work in juvenile correctional services.
- Ganur Maynard: Apprentice of the Year - 2019 NAIDOC Awards, Worimi Aboriginal Land Council member and CareerTrackers intern. Ganur intends to use his professional law career to protect native title and work in property and litigation.
Each of our panelists have shared their personal experiences and perspectives on this year’s NAIDOC week theme: Voice, Treaty, Truth. Shortly, we will be continuing the conversation in the forums community to answer some of the questions you submitted for our panelists over the last week!
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Re: NAIDOC week Facebook Live and Ask a Pro: Live discussion with Career Trackers (July 8th 2019)
@Jess1-RO watched it and loved it! Such inspirational and deadly people.
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Re: NAIDOC week Facebook Live and Ask a Pro: Live discussion with Career Trackers (July 8th 2019)
@lennycat2017 definitely agreed! That was such an amazing panel to listen to
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Re: NAIDOC week Facebook Live and Ask a Pro: Live discussion with Career Trackers (July 8th 2019)
I watched it too! It was a really great discussion.
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Re: NAIDOC week Facebook Live and Ask a Pro: Live discussion with Career Trackers (July 8th 2019)
@WheresMySquishy @ecla34 I particularly enjoyed that a common theme they spoke about was education and taking it into our own hands to find our own truth/educate ourselves!
As a young Indigenous woman I'm still educating myself on my culture everyday! I think we should get the ATSI thread going a bit more with things we learn about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture! <3
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