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7053HSV Introduction to Working with First Peoples Communities
Assessment 2: Critical Reflection on Engagement Guidelines.
Response Template.
(Min. 1500 words total.)
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Document 1: Protocols-for-working-with-Aboriginal-and-To
es-Strait-Islander-peoples.pdf (atsieb.com.au)
Response to focus questions
· Does this document seem like it has been written directly from a First Peoples community perspective? What are the implications of this in terms of anti-oppressive practise approaches?
The specific document, which is viewed from the perspective of the first people's community, deliberately focuses on the processes that are built for each distinct member of the community. The steps mentioned in these particular publications are meant to facilitate interactions, cooperation, and effective operations between the general public and private organisations with the First Peoples of Australia. It also enhances the aspects of anti-discriminatory policies that are outlined in this particular document as the commitments of engagement of the people of the First Peoples community (Heiss, 2018). The article discusses the considerable and effective participation of the First Nations in a variety of areas that may have an effect on them as a critical element in the design of culturally relevant governmental policies, research, and services or programmes with successful execution.
The engagement practises of the community, which employ an anti-operative practise strategy for the Aboriginal population, are also included in the text. In order to make engagement policies and practises successful mechanisation for Aboriginal and To
es Strait Islander communities, the report also covers other difficult subjects, such as the idea of the "stolen generation." Additionally, the text explains the important considerations that must be made when recognising the community and implementing practises and policies that respect traditional caretakers and communities as a whole. Additionally, it addresses challenging issues relating to indigenous nations' customs and provides significant information regarding the identity of the First Nations.
· Can you identify
oader anti-oppressive concepts and practices within the more specific content, if so, what are they and if not, what are the potential implications of this in terms of equitable practice?

The document also identifies the
oader anti-oppressive concepts and practices that address the inclusiveness and aspects of diversity in Australia. The paper mentions the traditional practises and significant facts about the indigenous peoples and community that are pertinent to know for all public and private organisations that are developing policies and offering services and programmes to the community. The "stolen generation" elements are also covered in the essay, which emphasises the injustices experienced by the first peoples. The bigger perspective of anti-operative measures takes into account the traditional caretakers and the traditional ties of the community, which have evolved over thousands of years and from generation to generation (Islam et al., 2018).
The article also takes into account how both private and state institutions interact with the Aboriginal population. The opinions in the publication take into account the inclusionary aspects of engagement processes with them as well as how Aboriginal people should be included in public and private organisations at work. The bigger perspectives of the text include anti-oppressive policies that address the steps required for addressing the policy concerns essential to solve the administration's problems with anti-discrimination and other issues. It also makes the First Peoples community more committed to following the...