Aboriginal Cultural Awareness Training for Workplaces
First Nations-led workshops, art sessions and performances that build real cultural understanding in your team. Delivered at your office, conference or event, anywhere in Australia.
Why Workplaces Book Aboriginal Incursions
More Australian organisations are investing in cultural learning, and they want it done properly. Our sessions are led by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander educators, so your team learns culture from the people who carry it.
Our team brings a combined 50 years of experience presenting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, with deep relationships with communities in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, Canberra, Darwin and many regional centres.
Organisations book us to:
Deliver on their Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)
Our sessions give your RAP working group a meaningful staff activity to report on.
Mark key dates properly
NAIDOC Week, National Reconciliation Week, Harmony Week and 26 January become real learning, not a box-ticking exercise.
Build a more inclusive workplace
Staff gain confidence working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander colleagues, clients and communities.
Bring teams together
Hands-on art and storytelling make cultural learning something everyone enjoys and remembers.
Our Workplace Programs
How It Works
We come to you, set up, deliver and pack down. You just bring the team.
Where
At your office, conference venue or event, anywhere in Australia. Need a venue? We can recommend one.
Group size
Structured for up to 80–100 people. For 100 to 500+, staff rotate through a workshop station set up in your workplace.
Duration
From 60–90 minute sessions to half-day or full day events.
Notice
The earlier the better, especially for NAIDOC Week and Reconciliation Week. Short-notice bookings are often possible; call Connie.
Pricing
Contact us for a tailored quote.
Who We’ve Worked With
We’ve delivered thousands of cultural experiences for businesses, government, universities, NGOs, tour groups and cruise ships. Clients include Flight Centre, FCM Meetings & Events, Anglicare and Ralph Lauren.
Ralph Lauren
Aboriginal Incursions partners with Ralph Lauren to deliver an authentic Aboriginal cultural experience through a Paint Your Own Boomerang workshop.
ABSEC 2026 Conference, Port Macquarie
Aboriginal Incursions delivered a live Torres Strait Islander dance and song performance at the ABSEC 2026 conference in Port Macquarie.
NSLHD Aboriginal Mental Health and Drug & Alcohol team
A cultural performance for a team event, with the CEO of the AH&MRC as guest speaker. Guests described the performance as moving, engaging and meaningful.
What Our Corporate Clients Say
The Aboriginal Incursions Facilitators (Billie & Honey) were amazing and very informative, teaching us a lot about Aboriginal culture and the significance and meaning behind what we were doing.
Our team really valued the opportunity to learn and reflect, and we would definitely recommend Aboriginal Incursions to others looking for a professional and impactful cultural learning experience.
The energy across the office was fantastic, with people proudly showing off their boomerangs… We’d highly recommend this experience to any organisation looking for a meaningful and enjoyable cultural learning opportunity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Aboriginal cultural awareness training?
It’s a session that helps staff understand Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and protocols, and how to engage respectfully at work. Ours combine learning with hands-on art, storytelling and performance.
Can this count towards our Reconciliation Action Plan?
Yes. Many organisations book our workshops as a RAP staff-learning activity, especially during NAIDOC Week and National Reconciliation Week.
Who delivers the sessions?
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander educators and cultural practitioners from our network across Australia.
Do you travel outside Sydney?
Yes. We deliver across Australia through our relationships with communities in every capital city and many regional centres.
How many staff can take part?
Up to 80–100 for a structured workshop. For larger groups (100 to 500+), staff rotate through a workshop station set up in your workplace.
How much notice do you need?
The more the better, especially around NAIDOC Week. We can often help with last-minute bookings, so call Connie on 0403 313 829.
Can we take photos and video?
Yes, photos and filming are welcome.
How do I book?
Complete our booking enquiry form with up to three preferred dates, and we’ll come back to you with options and a quote.
Organise a workshop with us
Bring Aboriginal culture into your workplace
Tell us about your team, your dates and what you’d like to achieve. We’ll recommend the right program and send you a quote.
