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Feb 22, 2023
Collective Meeting 1
Taken By: Dorcus Bugeme
Meeting Details
Date: 22/03/23
Opened: 5:10 PM
Closed: 5:44 PM
Attendance: Listed at the end of the document, apologies from Dorcas Bugeme and Abreshmi Chowdhury
Acknowledgement of Country
The ANU BIPOC Department acknowledges the traditional owners of the land, the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples, and pays respects to Elders past, present, and emerging. Emphasis on sovereignty never being ceded.
Officer Report
O-Week
Events were highly successful with positive feedback.
Many events held outside of market and fete day.
Anti-Racism Taskforce
Successful data collection.
Focus on the need for more BIPOC counsellors and a disclosure tool.
Documentary
Proposal to replace the report with a documentary.
Interested members should contact Paria.
First Year Rep
[Details not provided]
Safe Space
Delayed by 16 weeks, causing frustration for Paria.
Secretary Report
[Details not provided]
Treasurer Report
O-Week Budget
Minimal spending during O-Week.
Plans to reallocate funds to bigger events.
Overall Budget
[Details not provided]
Social Officer Report
O-Week
Events were a big success.
Mixer had 40 attendees.
Picnic and jewelry-making were well-received.
Arts and crafts event noted as a success.
Semester 1 Social Calendar
Y2K Party: Week 5, theme is dressing up in 70s-90s cultural attire.
BIPOC-washing
Talent Showcase: Collaboration with ISD and Indigenous students at Llewellyn Hall, with live-streaming.
Social Committee
Interested members should message on Facebook for information.
Advocacy Officer Report
Plans for the Semester
Monologue/Open Mic Night: Focus on BIPOC experiences, likely autonomous and artistic.
Library for a Safe Space
Themes for the Year:
Internal: Healing
External: How long do we have to wait
Zine
Other Business
Screen-Printing Workshop
Zayn's involvement.
Possible ticketed event.
Possible venues: Art school or Ambush.
Tea and Slay
[Details not provided]