The name “Curijo” is our own word meaning ‘family’
Congratulations to our own Darren Schaeffer on his appointment as Deputy President of the ACT Division of Council, Certified Practicing Accountants Australia (CPAA). Interestingly, the CPAA was founded in 1886 and is one of the world’s largest accounting bodies. It has over 150,000 members across...
Our unique Curijo artwork was designed especially by Indigenous artists and Yuin custodian, Lyn Talbot. The artwork represents the ‘footprints and pathways through communities.’ We believe that this is reflective of the important work which we do with both Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, when working...
We are excited to announce that as our business has grown, so has the need for a larger office. As of January 2nd, 2018, we will now be located at Unit 3, Molongolo Mall, Fyshwick. But don't worry, our contact details will all be the...
Did you know that Curijo provides strategic Leadership and Mentoring workshops designed to enhance the capacity of team members and managers for better outcomes? Our Aboriginal facilitators know the value of culturally safe workplaces and can assist your team to implement practices that draw on...
Curijo is offering three Cultural Learning Programs in 2018, each program building on knowledge learned in the previous program. Clients who have built on their Cultural Learning Journeys during 2017 by adding Expansion and Immersion programs have provided positive feedback on the rich cultural knowledge...
Curijo acknowledges the Ngunnawal people as the Traditional Owners of Canberra and the region on which Curijo’s office is located.
We recognise and respect that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are the first peoples and traditional owners of this country. We pay our respects to Elders both past and present and extend that respect to all Indigenous peoples of this land. We acknowledge the rich and diverse cultures and the long history of Indigenous Australia. We understand the important role of maintaining these rich cultures and the ongoing relationship with the land.