OUR COMMUNITY HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY
ICS is committed to delivering you a conference experience of the highest quality and holds the health & safety of all attendees in the utmost regard. We will be progressing with our conference in a face to face manner as planned.
Throughout the event, we will be strictly adhering to all measures of social distancing regulations, and health & safety precautions to create a safe environment to connect, learn and network.
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To make things easier for our delegates, we have designed two specialized websites that can be accessed through your
ONE - laptops and desktop computers
TWO - phones and other mobile devices (iPad & tablet)
CONFERENCES ARE ALL GOOD TO GO!
PANDEMIC RESPONSE: Due to COVID-19, ALL 2020 CONFERENCES ARE POSTPONED TO 2021.
We at ICS acknowledge the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
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PANDEMIC RESPONSE
DUE TO THE PANDEMIC COVID-19, NO CONFERENCE OR WORKSHOPS HAVE BEEN CANCELLED HOWEVER,
all 2020 conferences had been postponed to new dates in 2021 and relocated to Queensland!
For detailed information about the conference you are interested in, please click on the specific conference page.
We have taken this approach so that it gives confidence and clarity to our delegates.
The health and safety of our participants at the conference is our highest priority.
We wish everyone the best of health and safe journeys throughout this time.
LAST UPDATE 20.02. 2021
No Sundown For Our Children Workshops are facilitated by
Indigenous Development Specialists (I.D.S.) Dr Joseph Stone Lakota (Sioux) & Associates
Joseph B. Stone, PhD, Amskaapii-Pikuni & Lakota Clinical Psychologist & Addiction Specialist USA
This workshop is one of the No Sundown for our Children training series. This training reinforces an Indigenous framework for community revitalisation. Portions of westernised science are presented and examined. First People select what of westernised science they want to incorporate. The focus is on ameliorating colonisation and historical trauma’s by-products: addictive behaviour, interpersonal violence and suicide. THIS INTERNATIONAL MASTERCLASS IS UNAVAILABLE DUE TO COVID-19