First Crossings Advisory
Schools & Educators

School Programs

Curriculum-linked workshops in anti-racism and Indigenous history for K–12 schools.

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K–12

Cameleer & Macassan History (K–12)

Interactive workshops exploring the hidden histories of cameleer and Macassan traders using primary sources and family archive materials. Students encounter real artefacts of real lives — and learn that Australia's story is far richer and more complex than the curriculum typically shows.

1–2 hours
Customisable for K–2, 3–4, 5–6, or secondary
For schools seeking authentic Indigenous and multicultural curriculum
K–12

Anti-Racism Literacy Workshops

Students learn to understand racism as systemic — not just individual acts of prejudice — and develop practical skills for active anti-racism. Evidence-based and rooted in critical race theory, these workshops meet students where they are and build genuine capacity for change.

1–2 hours (can extend)
Available for primary and secondary students
Evidence-based, rooted in critical race theory
Staff PD

Teacher Professional Development

Half or full-day professional development for school staff and leadership on anti-racism teaching practice and embedding Indigenous history authentically across the curriculum. Topics include anti-racism pedagogy, curriculum integration, and creating genuinely safe classrooms.

4–7 hours
Half or full-day format
For school staff and leadership teams
Bespoke

Custom Programs

Tailored multi-session modules, whole-school initiatives, or family workshops aligned with your school's specific goals and community context. Flexible pricing available for schools with budget constraints.

Flexible
Multi-session, whole-school, or family workshops
Tailored to your school's goals and community

Why First Crossings

Grounded in lived experience

Yarmatji Badimaya identity and family archive materials — not borrowed narratives.

Evidence-based

Critical race theory and 23+ years of clinical and public health experience.

Not performative

Genuine anti-racism, not diversity feel-good. We name what needs to be named.

Flexible for schools

Flexible pricing and formats for schools with budget constraints and varying needs.

Get in touch to discuss your school's needs

Every school community is different. We'll work with you to design a program that fits your students, your staff, and your goals.

Contact UsAbout Dr. Rind
First Crossings Advisory

Bridging clinical expertise with systemic change. Transforming health systems toward genuine equity and cultural safety.

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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Acknowledgement of Country

First Crossings Advisory acknowledges Aboriginal Traditional Owners of Country throughout Victoria and pays respect to their cultures and Elders past and present. No treaty was signed. No permission was granted. This land was never ceded to the Crown, and sovereignty has never been surrendered.

We work toward health systems that center Aboriginal peoples' right to self-determination and healing on Country. Acknowledgment without action is empty. We commit to following Aboriginal leadership, redistributing resources, and supporting the decolonisation of health institutions.

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Committed to genuine equity and institutional transformation.