TNCS designs and delivers culturally appropriate training which empowers Indigenous Australians to consider change and create the life they want.
A Darwin based Indigenous owned enterprise, we are a team of female leaders and educators. We develop ongoing and supportive partnerships with government, community and corporate organisations and education providers to empower Indigenous people to create change. We develop more confident and competent students, workers, community members and entity leaders. Our team have extensive skills, knowled
28/10/2021
As the NT NATSIWA Director I was very appreciative of the opportunity to attend with our CEO Sandra Creamer the 10th AEDF in Alice Springs.
The presentations were thought provoking and Indigenous business was front and centre.
The energy and inspiration was palpable.
Thank you Naomi Anstess, Jerome Cubillo, Jason Jones and the team for your advocacy and for creating an experience to remember.
26/05/2021
Not a day goes by that my mother Barbara does not think of, talk about and remember her mother, Bridget Johnson who was stolen at the age of 8 from Borroloola.
As the National Sorry Day draws to a close we reflect on the strength and
courage of all our family members who were stolen.
Let us always remember and continue the healing by telling the truth.
20/05/2021
Had a great day yesterday delivering Rise UP training with the amazing Anindillyakwa Strong Women’s Group from Groote Eylandt.
They are committed and passionate about making a difference in their communities.
06/05/2021
We had the privilege of working with amazing leaders today delivering Rise UP 2 Lead.
The Bush Medijina ladies from Groote Eylandt shared their knowledge, stories and reflected on their strength and resilience as Anindilyakwa women.
Aboriginal Leadership and how to create lasting positive social change was the topic of the day.
13/02/2021
Today being the anniversary of the national Apology is a day we pause to reflect and acknowledge the sad historical stories and memories of many First Nations people.
Mum and I attended two events to reflect and remember. We were thinking of mum’s mother who was taken from Borroloola at 8 years of age.
The 2021 Senior Australian of the Year, Miriam-Rose Ungunmerr-Baumann shared her personal story about her little sister being taken away and the trauma created by this forcible removal over the generations.
At each event it was a privilege to observe the positivity, resilience and strength of our people that despite the past injustices and mistreatment we still prevail.
12/02/2021
Yesterday I spent the day at beautiful Pirlangimpi on the Tiwi Islands with some of the amazing members of the Munupi Aboriginal Corporation.
09/02/2021
Today we are reminded how grateful we are for being able to help our Mob (participants) grow in confidence and knowledge through the power of TNCS programs like RISE UP, which they can then share with family, friends and community.
What are you grateful for?
03/02/2021
We are back ! And looking forward to sharing with you some exciting things happening for TNCS in 2021.. Stay tuned &
26/08/2020
As the sun sets on another busy day in the Top End it was great to catch up with my Bestie and fellow Aboriginal Businesswoman to begin planning our next Aboriginal Woman’s Forum in Darwin on 24 Sept 2020 🖤💛❤️
So pls stay tuned sisters and save that date in your diaries 👏🏿💜
It is hump day so hang in there folks as not long till Friday 👍
Today we shared stories about our beautiful Nana (Mum’s mother) and reflected on what this day means to us as National Sorry Day in 2020.
We celebrate the love and resilience of our people and those affected by the Stolen Generations. It is something we should never forget as we never want it to happen again.
Even though my grandmother was taken as a child and then passed at an early age ... not a day goes by where our mother talks of her and remembers.
03/05/2020
"Leaving behind nights of terror and fear, I rise. Into a daybreak, miraculously clear, I rise."
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