Journey of Inclusion: Interactive Tool for Organisations

Introduction

The Inclusive Activation Series is a resource for organisations seeking to be more genuinely inclusive to their employees, members, and communities. It offers practical guidance and activities for creating inclusive experiences within community organisations and social groups. You can use the pack on its own to explore a range of practices to implement within your organisation.

The Inclusive Activation Series presents a unique opportunity for your organisation to create a truly inclusive and inviting culture. By engaging with this series, you can foster an environment where every volunteer and community member feels heard, valued, and respected.

It has been created by Befriend, a not for profit organisation based in Perth/Boorloo, Western Australia. The Series offers a card deck and online co-learning sessions.

We co-created the Series because connection and community are at the forefront of our work, and we believe inclusion is a vital step towards both. Grounded in research and collaboration with BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) individuals and people with disabilities, we listened attentively to their unique stories, challenges, and aspirations. By centring their voices and lived experiences, we hope this free resource helps build more empathetic and truly inclusive communities.

Card Deck Excerpts

Here is a sneak peek of what the card deck offers.

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The Inclusive Activation Series 

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