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1. Lake of Scars Film Screening

   Time TBD. Tickets on sale from Tues 28th June. Public screening of the film LAKE OF SCARS.

2. Lake of Scars Film Screening

   Time TBD. Tickets on sale from Tues 28th June. Public screening of the film LAKE OF SCARS.

3. Gold Coast Titans NAIDOC Community Event

   The Titans in conjunction with Kalwun Health run a free Community Day for all to attending and celebrate NAIDOC Week, The day includes Musical and Dance Performances, Food and Drink offerings, Information Stalls and Kid Activities.

4. First Nations Women’s Embodied Performance Practices

   Title: First Nations Women’s Embodied Performance Practices. Presented by ADT’s International Centre for Choreography with Adrianne Semmens, ADT’s 2021 Associate Artist, as part of NAIDOC Week. A panel of First Nations practitioners gather to speak on their practices and recent work. The panel be t

5. Tharawal LALC NAIDOC family fun day

   TLALC NAIDOC Family Fun Day is back better than ever in 2022.
6. Acknowledge This! How to give an authentic Acknowledgement of Country
   Today, many organisations, businesses and schools are implementing Acknowledgements of Country - and not many people know why. Most people present an AoC read off a script, ad lib one they’ve heard, or worst case scenario treat it as part of housekeeping.

7. Bootlegger

   Today. Northern Quebec at the beginning of winter. Mani, a law master’s student, returns to her remote Indigenous reserve and realizes that many outdated paternalistic laws are still in force.

8. Bootlegger

   Today. Northern Quebec at the beginning of winter. Mani, a law master’s student, returns to her remote Indigenous reserve and realizes that many outdated paternalistic laws are still in force.

9. Bootlegger

   Today. Northern Quebec at the beginning of winter. Mani, a law master’s student, returns to her remote Indigenous reserve and realizes that many outdated paternalistic laws are still in force.

10. NAIDOC in the North

    Together, we aim to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and share the oldest, continuous living culture to build a unified and stronger community.