Join TACSI’s Aunty in Residence, Aunty Vickey Charles and TACSI’s Chief Innovation Officer, Chris Vanstone, to explore creative and practical strategies for allyship in your work and organisation.

 We’ll discuss:

  • Getting over the fear 
  • Strategies we use at TACSI for allyship with First Nations people, Country and Indigenous Knowledges.
  • The Many Threads Framework


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About your hosts

Aunty Vickey Charles

Aunty in Residence & Cultural Lead, TACSI

Aunty Vickey Charles is an Alawa/Mara woman from the Northern Territory who grew up in Adelaide from the age of 18 months, due to government policy at the time. She has spent her life raising awareness of Aboriginal Australia through her lived experience and work in government and not-for-profit sectors. Aunty Vickey has led TACSI on our cultural learning journey, to become a more culturally competent and culturally safe organisation. Her work includes taking new-starters through a cultural induction, developing the Cultural Canvas that ensures TACSI projects begin grounded in the cultural context, and playing a key role in TACSI developing a Reconciliation Action Plan.

Chris Vanstone

Chief Innovation Officer, TACSI

Chris started his career designing biscuits and razors before transitioning into social innovation over 20 years ago. As TACSI’s CIO, he’s responsible for keeping TACSI at the cutting edge of social innovation, playing a big role in the development of our practice, major initiatives and strategy. Chris’ goal is to democratise social innovation. He’s always striving to get important concepts into the world in ways that are clear.

What past participants have said

“I loved the session, the conversational nature was different to the format of sessions I've previously been involved with and what made it great! Also - so many terrific resources referenced and shared and this is always, always, always what attendees are looking for!”

Hayley Angell, Senior Manager DEI, Chartered Accountants ANZ, Many Threads of Allyship Webinar

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    You can speak with our Learning Coordinator, via email ([email protected])