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1. Get Up, Stand Up, Show Up together at Unimelb!

   NAIDOC week is a chance for us to celebrate indigenous leaders in our communities that have driven and led change over the generations. Getting Up, Standing Up and Showing up can take many forms and this is our opportunity to keep rallying around our local Elders and our indigenous communities!

2. Ebascc Naidoc week celebration

   Naidoc Week
3. Celebrating NAIDOC Week: Heal Country at Burwood Brickworks
   NAIDOC Week celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Come along to Burwood Brickworks on Friday 9 July to participate in our NAIDOC week celebrations in partnership with Mullum Mullum Indigenous Gathering Place.
4. Drinks and Inks - NAIDOC Week Traditional Indigenous Art Class
   NAIDOC Week Traditional Indigenous Art Class In the spirit of NAIDOC week, we will be having an Indigenous art class at the gallery based around this year's NAIDOC theme: Heal Country.

5. Healing Country: Challenges in Indigenous Health and Medical Research

   In NAIDOC Week, the Australian Academy of Science will present a unique opportunity to hear from Indigenous experts on the challenges and opportunities in Indigenous health and medical research.

6. 2021 South Australian Government NAIDOC Calendar of Events

   NAIDOC Week is almost upon us and we are pleased to advise that the 2021 South Australian Government NAIDOC Calendar of Events has now been released. Government agencies, organisations and communities across South Australia are hosting events and participating in activities to celebrate NAIDOC Week

7. 'The Kinchela Boys' screening

   In this NAIDOC week event, we'll watch the 'The Kinchela Boys' animation, followed by a talk by survivor Uncle Michael "Widdy" Welsh. Kinchela Boys Home is one of the most well-known Aboriginal Children’s Homes in New South Wales.

8. Heal Country!

   The NAIDOC Week 2021 theme — Heal Country! — calls for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to ‘continue to seek greater protections for our lands, our waters, our sacred sites and our cultural heritage from exploitation, desecration, and destruction’.

9. Healing and Resistance

   This NAIDOC Week join us at PICA for an evening of storytelling, artist talks and audience discussion about art practice, culture and Country.

10. NAIDOC Week at the Art Gallery of WA

    NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia each year to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This year's theme Heal Country!