Conduct your own research and explain the current social, political and economic issues affecting Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people. Your response must be at least 50 words. Later that day, you take time to reflect on the situation which occurred earlier. You decide to increase your knowledge and understanding of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to improve the service you offer to clients and provide this information amongst the staff in the organisation. H'r' In the lunchroom at your workplace, a colleague (Jan) is reading the paper. After reading an article about increases in funding for health and housing for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, Jan makes a comment about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people "expecting Government handouts" and say that they "should stop living in the past". Jan always prefaces these comments with "I'm not a racist, but ...." You notice that another colleague, whom you know to be from an Aboriginal background, become upset and leave the room. You know these are opinions that Ian has expressed before and that it seems to be deeply ingrained. Nobody else seems to mind this behaviour, and you are also aware that several other colleagues also agree with these views, even if they avoid saying it out loud in the presence of others. Sometimes, the lunchroom discussions get quite heated, with people using derogatory terms when making comments about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. You are working in a situation where you and your colleagues frequently work with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients, and some of the staff are also of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent