An explanation of our T-shirt artwork

Guided by local Indigenous artist Melissa Spillman, we shared stories and created a joint design for our new One World Centre T-shirt. The design represents OWC firmly rooted in the earth below, connected and strengthened by threads and streams to First Nations knowledges and perspectives and to the SDGs, both informing and guiding our work: in essence the design depicts the organic flow between all elements enabling continuous growth through collaboration and listening and the nurturing of understanding and action. It also represents our arms around each other.

(Guided by local Indigenous artist Melissa Spillman)

Showcasing the Australian Association for Environmental Education (AAEE)

Over almost 30 years, The Australian Association for Environmental Education (AAEE) has worked with government and non-government organisations in the interests of quality education and environmental change. The WA chapter is unique, involving a broad cross-section of environmental educators from diverse areas such as schools, government agencies, industry, universities, technical and further education centres, zoos, Continue Reading

TWO-WAY SCIENCE WORKSHOP Showcasing a Whole School Approach in Physical Science

In this workshop an Aboriginal educator and the coordinator of the Two Way Science program at Coolbinia Primary School will jointly showcase classroom examples of Two-Way Science in operation in the Physical Sciences. Attendees will be invited to participate in science elaboration activities with the Aboriginal educator, such as dancing (Year 1) and using fire Continue Reading