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1. Karla Scratch Art

   This winter school holidays the Old Central Fire Station will be celebrating NAIDOC Week with a creative scratch art activity.
   

2. NAIDOC 2018 poster

   "Witnessing historic and horrific atrocities against our people, lands and culture. Advocating, struggling and taking up the fight for equality, justice, civil rights and social change.

3. Mali Isabel Art Paint Workshop!

   In this workshop, Arabana and Kokatha artist, Mali Isabel, will teach you how to create and paint your own story on canvas.

4. Developing Culturally Aware Perspectives

   This workshop is to celebrate Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week 2022. We will discuss: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander History - Pivotal Moments Terminology Pre Colonisation / Post Colonisation / World View Individual and group activities What were the Government Policies of the day and th

5. Developing Culturally Aware Perspectives

   This workshop is to celebrate Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week 2022. We will discuss: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander History - Pivotal Moments Terminology Pre Colonisation / Post Colonisation / World View Individual and group activities What were the Government Policies of the day and th

6. Lyric Writing with Akala Newman

   In this workshop led by Akala Newman, a Wiradjuri/Gadigal multidisciplinary performer and songwriter, families will be guided through creative exercises to develop a unique song concept, to think about the powerful meaning of words and how we can express our ideas and experience through song.

7. Aboriginal Cultural Awareness Training

   This workshop will promote, celebrate and acknowledge Noongar culture from the perspective of the local Noongar People. Held at the Vincent community centre, this workshop is facilitated by Jonathan Ford from Kambarang Services and will promote, celebrate and acknowledge Noongar culture from the pe

8. Indigenous Art Workshop : Working and Painting with Ochre

   In this workshop you will learn a small part of the history of Ochre and how Aboriginal people have sourced, used, and maintained a strong cultural connection to Ochre.

9. Pinangba Ny-Ku Byun Elders Village NAIDOC Event

   We would like to invite you to join us for a very special NAIDOC Week Celebration at Ny-Ku Byun Elders. There will be a lot of fun activities to enjoy throughout the day with our community and Elders including lunch, traditional performance, live music, jumping castles for the children and so much

10. Bundjalung NAIDOC Ball

    To wrap up a deadly week of celebrations for NAIDOC 2021 - Heal Country, the Koori Mail presents the Bundjalung NAIDOC Ball on Saturday 10th July.