Korin Gamadji Institute continues its support for emerging young Aboriginal leaders through COVID-19

The KGI Richmond Emerging Aboriginal Leadership program goes online to continue engagement with young emerging Aboriginal leaders
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Korin Gamadji Institute continues its support for emerging young Aboriginal leaders through COVID-19

Posted by: Charles Pakana
Posted: 21 October 2020
TAGS: Self-Determination | Youth

Since its launch in 2011, the Korin Gamadji Institute (KGI) has delivered over 50 intensive programs, engaging over 1,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people. Fundamental to that is REAL – the Richmond Emerging Aboriginal Leadership program – a program that was at significant risk in 2020 due to coronavirus lockdowns. But following a great deal of work on the part of KGI staff, the program IS being delivered this year, online.

Duration: 10min 24sec
Broadcast: Wednesday 21 October 2020

 

Guests

  • Aaron Clark

    Gunditjmara man, Director, Korin Gamadji Institute

  • Angela Burt

    Palawa woman, Head of Programs, Korin Gamadji Institute

 

For more information

 

For more information about KGI and REAL:

Click here for the KGI website

Click here for the KGI REAL Online program and registration

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