Caring for Country and Community

Kilham, S. (Participant)

Activity: Participating in or organising an event › Workshop/course/forum › Community

Description

From acknowledging Traditional Owners through to the NSW Government Architect’s seminal Connecting with Country framework, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, knowledge, and culture are increasingly foregrounded in urban and environmental planning documents. Yet these important and overdue initiatives sit within a regulatory planning system steeped in British colonial law. This session asks whether and how it is possible to bring about more transformative and restorative First Nations led planning and land management systems and processes.

Period	14 Oct 2024
Event type	Seminar
Location	Sydney, AustraliaShow on map
Degree of Recognition	National

Countries where activity occurred

Australia

Documents & Links

From acknowledging Traditional Owners through to the NSW Government Architect’s seminal Connecting with Country framework, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, knowledge, and culture are increasingly foregrounded in urban and environmental planning documents. Yet these important and overdue initiatives sit within a regulatory planning system steeped in British colonial law. This session asks whether and how it is possible to bring about more transformative and restorative First Nations led planning and land management systems and processes.