Employer Pathways to Inclusion Seminar Series
Presented by Anthony Lew-Fatt from Cultural Journeys
Venue: Hilton Garden Inn
Date: Tuesday 11th and Wednesday 12th of June: 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM.
Build your organisation’s cultural capability and support local First Nations employment & retention through this powerful four-part seminar series.
Designed for business leaders, HR professionals, and recruitment teams, each session offers practical tools, real-world insights, and strategies to foster inclusive, respectful, and culturally informed workplaces through an immersive and progressive learning journey.
Day One
Bridging the Gap
Join us for an engaging session exploring First Nations values, traditions, and cultural obligations. Bridging the Gap equips employers with practical strategies to foster inclusive, respectful environments that support Indigenous staff. Discover how cultural understanding can strengthen your workplace, improve staff retention, and build community trust. Start your journey by gaining a deeper understanding of First Nations cultural values, traditions, and obligations. This session offers practical guidance on creating culturally inclusive environments that foster mutual respect, trust, and retention of Indigenous employees.
Breaking Barriers
In this session, we dive into the systemic barriers First Nations people face in accessing education, training, and employment. Learn how your organisation can drive change through targeted recruitment, skills development, and community partnerships. Breaking Barriers is about building strong pathways that lead to real, sustainable employment outcomes. Explore the systemic challenges that First Nations people face in accessing education, training, and employment. Highlighting the critical role employers play in removing barriers through inclusive recruitment practices, skills development, and community collaboration.
Day Two
Combatting Discrimination
Discrimination and unconscious bias remain major barriers to First Nations employment. We will provide practical tools for identifying and addressing racism in the workplace. Learn how to build safe, welcoming, and equitable work environments where everyone can thrive. Delve into the impact of racism and unconscious bias in the workplace. Learn how to recognise and address discrimination, develop inclusive policies, and foster safe, welcoming spaces that empower Indigenous team members to thrive
Supporting Success
Empower your workforce by learning how to support First Nations employees through mentorship, representation, and tailored career development. Supporting Success will help you build leadership pathways, enhance retention, and foster a culture where Indigenous talent can grow and shine. Conclude the series with a focus on retention and career progression. Discover how mentorship, representation, and leadership development can support long-term success for First Nations employees—and contribute to stronger, more inclusive workplaces.
Why Attend?
Each session is part of a strategic approach to supporting culturally diverse workplaces and First Nations employment. Stakeholders are encouraged to attend both days to gain the full benefit of this progressive learning experience.
Ideal for: Business owners, HR leaders, recruitment officers, and team managers interested in building local employment, retention, cultural capability, inclusive workplaces, leadership and long-term workforce development.