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Tranby, Glebe Black Coffee

November 1 @ 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

- Free

Tranby, Glebe Black Coffee

Everyone is welcome to join our newly appointed Black Coffee host Tranby, who has nominated dedicated volunteer regional coordinator Amy Michelle. Amy is a proud Narungga/Wiradjuri Yinaa (woman), mother/young grandmother who was born and raised in Wiradjuri Country NSW. Formally an Aboriginal Studies Teacher and Adult Learning Facilitator across regional NSW. After moving to Sydney in 2023, Amy has recently joined the team at Tranby Aboriginal Cooperative as a Special Projects Officer working across their many Indigenous education programs, social enterprise initiatives, and oral histories program.
A word from Amy:

After moving to the city, and feeling a bit homesick, I found myself feeling most at home in the kitchen at Tranby, having a cuppa with community Elders, just being with local mob and having a yarn… this is how we connect and network as individuals and find our place within a new community… sharing ideas, having a laugh and making new connections.

A word from the host:

Established in 1957, Tranby is Australia’s oldest independent  First Nations education provider.
Tranby has been a pioneer in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adult education and an important hub of social action for decades.
Tranby provides a culturally safe space for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to meaningfully pursue their personal and communal needs and aspirations. Tranby takes great pride in its ability to initiate and execute projects led and driven by community, centering holistic worldviews and understandings of personhood. Our myriad programs are deeply interconnected, grounded in our long history of social, political, and educational activism, and embedded within a strong network of First Nations and ally organisations. Aboriginal ways of being, learning, and knowing are incorporated into everything that we do.

Date: Friday November 1, 2024
Time: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Location/Venue: Tranby Aboriginal Cooperative (Tranby Alf Clint Board Room/Dinning area and Side Deck) 13 Mansfield Street Glebe, NSW 2037
Black Coffee Volunteer: Amy Michelle
RSVP: Tea and Coffee is being supplied by Tranby at the venue – and multiple coffee shops on Glebe Point a short walk from the venue, some light snacks will be available.

Tranby, Glebe Black Coffee

Tranby, Glebe Black Coffee

Everyone is welcome to join our newly appointed Black Coffee host Tranby, who has nominated dedicated volunteer regional coordinator Amy Michelle. Amy is a proud Narungga/Wiradjuri Yinaa (woman), mother/young grandmother who was born and raised in Wiradjuri Country NSW. Formally an Aboriginal Studies Teacher and Adult Learning Facilitator across regional NSW. After moving to Sydney in 2023, Amy has recently joined the team at Tranby Aboriginal Cooperative as a Special Projects Officer working across their many Indigenous education programs, social enterprise initiatives, and oral histories program.
A word from Amy:

After moving to the city, and feeling a bit homesick, I found myself feeling most at home in the kitchen at Tranby, having a cuppa with community Elders, just being with local mob and having a yarn... this is how we connect and network as individuals and find our place within a new community... sharing ideas, having a laugh and making new connections.

A word from the host:

Established in 1957, Tranby is Australia’s oldest independent  First Nations education provider.
Tranby has been a pioneer in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adult education and an important hub of social action for decades.
Tranby provides a culturally safe space for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to meaningfully pursue their personal and communal needs and aspirations. Tranby takes great pride in its ability to initiate and execute projects led and driven by community, centering holistic worldviews and understandings of personhood. Our myriad programs are deeply interconnected, grounded in our long history of social, political, and educational activism, and embedded within a strong network of First Nations and ally organisations. Aboriginal ways of being, learning, and knowing are incorporated into everything that we do.

Date: Friday November 1, 2024 
Time: 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Location/Venue: Tranby Aboriginal Cooperative (Tranby Alf Clint Board Room/Dinning area and Side Deck) 13 Mansfield Street Glebe, NSW 2037
Black Coffee Volunteer: Amy Michelle
RSVP: Tea and Coffee is being supplied by Tranby at the venue - and multiple coffee shops on Glebe Point a short walk from the venue, some light snacks will be available.

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Details

Date:
November 1
Time:
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Cost:
Free
Event Category:

Venue

Tranby Aboriginal Cooperative
13 Mansfield Street Glebe, NSW 2037

Organizer

Black Coffee – Indigenous Business Network
Phone:
0421697733
Email:
admin@blackcoffee.net.au
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