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Cultural Capability

Cultural Capability Cultural Capability helps Indigenous businesses build workplaces that are safe, respectful...

Cultural Capability helps Indigenous businesses build workplaces that are safe, respectful and aligned with First Nations identity while still meeting the expectations of employees, partners and clients. Whether you are starting your first venture or growing an established business, strong cultural capability supports leadership, workforce wellbeing and long-term sustainability.

The Cultural Capability Checklist provides a practical, brief list to help businesses understand and implement strategies to build a culturally safe workplace.

The Cultural Capability Resource Guide is a comprehensive guide that explains what cultural capability means in a workplace context and how it supports engagement with First Nations peoples and people from diverse cultural backgrounds. It helps business owners understand cultural awareness, staff safety and respectful practices before implementing policies.

Deeper Learning Through Webinars

The Queensland Government is offering these three webinars as part of a series that provides business owners with deeper insight into strengthening cultural capability. The three sessions support teams and leaders in building confidence and understanding in creating safe, more inclusive environments for First Nation peoples.

Working with First Nations Peoples

Creating Safe and Inclusive Workplaces

Valuing Cultural Diversity, Recruitment and Engagement

Cultural Capability is the behaviour of a business, while Cultural awareness is the knowledge. Through cultural awareness practices, businesses can express their recognition of the community and acknowledge Traditional Owners. Cultural awareness also allows businesses the opportunity to engage confidently with significant cultural events.

The Welcome to Country and Acknowledgement guide explains how to recognise Traditional Owners and Elders respectfully. Businesses can use this guide when hosting events, meetings or formal engagements.

The First Nations Culturally Important Dates Calendar allows businesses to recognise significant cultural events and observances, which can be useful for planning events and creating workplace awareness.

For more information on building business Cultural Capability and Cultural Capable Workplaces visit Building your business's cultural capability | Business Queensland.