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1. Song writing and music creation activity
   Visit Grafton Library these July School Holidays, during NAIDOC week to engage in workshops facilitated by local Gumbaynggirr and Yaegl man Michael Laurie and the team from Mudyala Aboriginal Corporation.

2. Art, painting and language activity

   Visit Grafton Library these July School Holidays, during NAIDOC week to engage in workshops facilitated by local Gumbaynggirr and Yaegl man Michael Laurie and the team from Mudyala Aboriginal Corporation.

3. Visit to Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre

   A Visit to Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre for Maribyrnong Community Centre Residents and Australian Multicultural Community Service users. This visit will immerse the communities and introduce them to Aboriginal History, Culture and display of art and performances.

4. NAIDOC Expo

   Visit a range of stalls from local community groups, health services and other businesses, plus entertainment for the kids.

5. The Visitors

   Visitors leave. Right?

6. Sound Bath with Madina Yog

   As visitors move through the exhibition and workshops on our Opening Weekend, we invite you to unwind and decompress with a restorative Sound Bath session, led by Madina Yoga.
   

7. Film screening of 'A Voice to be Heard'
   ‘A Voice to be Heard’ tells the story of the first time Aboriginal people from across Australia were directly elected to a body representing their interests to the Federal Government. Join us for a screening of this poignant and illustrative 1974 documentary film.

8. Voice, Treaty, Truth: The pathway to a better Australia

   VOICE.

9. Corporate Volunteering with Habitat for Humanity

   Volunteering with Habitat for Humanity Australia In recognition and support of NAIDOC Week, where the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are celebrated, Habitat for Humanity wish to show support of local Indigenous communities and invite you to joi

10. Corporate Volunteering with Habitat for Humanity

    Volunteering with Habitat for Humanity Australia In recognition and support of NAIDOC Week, where the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are celebrated, Habitat for Humanity wish to show support of local Indigenous communities and invite you to join