WA EPHEA event: Connecting through Cultural Narratives

We are pleased to invite you to this Equity Practitioners in Higher Education Association (EPHEA) WA Chapter event. 

How can cultural narratives help us create stronger connections to place, community and one another? This interactive session will introduce the cultural narrative at the core of ECU’s new city campus. Centring Noongar knowledge systems, the narrative brings together interconnected stories of place, identity, relationships and shared knowledge. Participants will explore how these ideas can inform their own leadership identity as well as student transition and equity practice before taking part in a facilitated networking activity grounded in the narrative’s themes of reciprocity, connection and belonging.

Formal activities will conclude at 11:00am.  11:00-11:30am is additional optional networking time.

Accessibility information:

This event will be held at the ECU City Campus in the Function Room on Level 7.  The following services are available:

• Step-free access through the building to the room
• Infrared Hearing System. Please let us know if you require a receiver
• Some sensory tools will be available to use
• Accessible toilets and all gender toilets
• An adjacent room will be available if you need a quiet space or time away from the event
• Assistance animals with public access rights are welcome to attend the event. An assistance animal water station will be provided.

There is no parking at ECU City Campus. The campus is accessible via public transport and there are City of Perth and Wilson Parking carparks in the surrounding blocks.

To support flexible participation, we are exploring a hybrid option for the presentation component. Please indicate on the booking form if you would prefer to join in person or online.

 If there is anything we can do to support your access or participation please let us know via the booking form or contact e.lovegrove@ecu.edu.au if you'd like to discuss.