Increased awareness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander language, culture and histories. This will include: celebrating the extensive Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage and cultures of the Gold Coast, Queensland and Australia recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and protocols respecting the Traditional Custodians of the land, the Yugambeh Language Group People of the Gold Coast and Traditional Custodians of the cities of Brisbane, Cairns and Townsville where GC2018 events will be held; showcasing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, art and languages, including: cultural awareness training cultural celebrations such as National Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Improved connections with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities through: Strong positive relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, communities and organisations by supporting GC2018 RAP programs and initiatives including: Community Information sessions Online and digital information RAP Newsletter. The legacy of the GC2018 RAP Once the competition is over, the success of GC2018 will be determined by the long term legacy the event has delivered. This RAP is the culmination of a range of actions identified by GOLDOC and OCG with the support of Games Partners and other Government agencies. Through this approach, this RAP will ensure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are provided with meaningful opportunities to participate in GC2018, extending beyond the traditional inclusion of culture within the Opening Ceremonies, and contributing towards a positive lasting legacy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Government coordination Office of Commonwealth Games, Department of Tourism, Major Events, Small Business and the Commonwealth Games. The GC2018 RAP Implementation Team was established by the Office of the Commonwealth Games as a formal working party in September 2015, to consult with government agencies engaged in GC2018 activities, and other agencies that can support the development and delivery of complementary initiatives as part of the RAP. The GC2018 RAP Implementation Team is comprised of the following stakeholders: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Programs Team, OCG, DTESB Arts Queensland (AQ)
Increased awareness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander language, culture and histories. This will include: celebrating the extensive Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage and cultures of the Gold Coast, Queensland and Australia recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and protocols respecting the Traditional Custodians of the land, the Yugambeh Language Group People of the Gold Coast and Traditional Custodians of the cities of Brisbane, Cairns and Townsville where GC2018 events will be held; showcasing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, art and languages, including: cultural awareness training cultural celebrations such as National Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Improved connections with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities through: Strong positive relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, communities and organisations by supporting GC2018 RAP programs and initiatives including: Community Information sessions Online and digital information RAP Newsletter. The legacy of the GC2018 RAP Once the competition is over, the success of GC2018 will be determined by the long term legacy the event has delivered. This RAP is the culmination of a range of actions identified by GOLDOC and OCG with the support of Games Partners and other Government agencies. Through this approach, this RAP will ensure Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are provided with meaningful opportunities to participate in GC2018, extending beyond the traditional inclusion of culture within the Opening Ceremonies, and contributing towards a positive lasting legacy for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Government coordination Office of Commonwealth Games, Department of Tourism, Major Events, Small Business and the Commonwealth Games. The GC2018 RAP Implementation Team was established by the Office of the Commonwealth Games as a formal working party in September 2015, to consult with government agencies engaged in GC2018 activities, and other agencies that can support the development and delivery of complementary initiatives as part of the RAP. The GC2018 RAP Implementation Team is comprised of the following stakeholders: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Programs Team, OCG, DTESB Arts Queensland (AQ)
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