Following recent COVID delays and setbacks, planning is well advanced for delivery of a culturally and educationally rich WIPCE conference on the lands of the Kaurna Nation in South Australia during September 2022. The program will commence with an opening ceremony and parade of Nations on Monday 26 September at the internationally renowned Adelaide Convention…
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Adelaide and South Australia has an excellent track record in managing the COVID-19 pandemic. As such we anticipate that the World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education 2022 (WIPCE2022) will be an in-person event, held in a COVID safe environment. Effective Tuesday, 23 November 2021, all persons aged 16+ entering the Adelaide Convention Centre, including staff,…
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The call for workshop presentations at WIPCE 2022 will re-open soon. There may be a limited call for abstracts to address any gaps in First Nation participation or conference themes. The South Australian Aboriginal Education and Training Consultative Council and Tauondi Aboriginal College invited quality proposals to present engaging workshops at WIPCE 2022. WIPCE Themes…
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WIPCE 2022 is now able to be attended in person or virtually! We are excited to announce that the WIPCE 2022 Committee has decided to ensure the success of the conference by offering a Hybrid event. As much as we would be thrilled to welcome everyone to Adelaide in September 2022, it is understandable…
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Ninna Marni, Following previous statements from the WIPCE Australia Organising Committee, the World Indigenous Peoples’ Conference will be rescheduled for the second time to 26-30 September 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on global health, safety and international travel. We would like to reassure delegates and presenters that the convenors are committed…
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Invitation for students to volunteer at WIPCE.
The WIPCE 2021 Sponsorship Prospectus is now available.
WIPCE is hosted through a partnership of SAAETCC and TAC.
WIPCE 2022 is managed by an Indigenous planning and conference team.
Tarndanya (Adelaide) South Australia will host the 2021 World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education.
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