FREE NAIDOC Week 2025 Virtual Event in Conversation with Katrina Filewood
NAIDOC Week is not just a moment of reflection, it’s a leadership opportunity.
In this session, Katrina Filewood, Wiradjuri and Yorta Yorta woman and founder of Yindyamarra Services—equips corporate leaders with the mindset, language and actions needed to embed cultural safety and respect into the fabric of their organisations.
Yindyamarra, meaning to act with gentleness, respect and honour, is more than a value—it’s a strategic capability. Through Katrina’s lived experience and consultancy work across business and community sectors, participants will explore:
- The role of corporate Australia in advancing truth-telling and reconciliation
- The business case for cultural safety and inclusion beyond compliance
- How trauma-informed and culturally responsive practices improve employee wellbeing, team cohesion and trust
- Common pitfalls in reconciliation efforts—and how to avoid performative action
- Practical steps to lead with integrity, build authentic partnerships with First Nations communities, and foster lasting cultural change
This is a rare and unmissable opportunity for leaders to listen deeply, reflect meaningfully, and leave with actionable insight for advancing reconciliation in their workplaces, led by one of Australia’s most trusted cultural advisors.
SAVE YOUR SPOT: https://thegrowthfaculty.co/Yindyamarra-In-Action
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