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1. Maggie-Jean Douglas wins 2021 National NAIDOC Poster Competition

   Gubbi Gubbi artist Maggie-Jean Douglas has won the 2021 National NAIDOC Poster competition from a record 260 entries.

2. Gugubarra: Stacey Payten

   ‘Gugubarra’ is the Wiradjuri nation word for Kookaburra. Stacey Payten’s exhibition is a tribute to her beloved grandmother, Dixie, whose spirit lives on through the symbol of the gugubarra.
   

3. Walk on Country with Yidaki-led Meditation

   Be guided through the Wildlife Sanctuary by Lionel Lauch and Hudson Fraser from Living Culture. Experience an in-depth connection with country by learning about the land and indigenous culture and traditions. Then join Lionel in the Chechingurk Birdhide for a special Yidaki led meditation.

4. Littlewell Working Group

   “Gungoo (Uncle), can you tell and show us where we belong?” 

   For Thomas Cameron of the Littlewell Working Group, this was the question that started the journey to protect the Littlewell Aboriginal Reserve.

5. NAIDOC 1997 Poster

   Gurindji, Mabo, Wik-Three Strikes for Justice-Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the 1967 Referendum
   
    

6. Elijah Manis

   Hailing from the islands of Masig and Poruma in the Torres Strait, Elijah is a young islander who is passionate about social justice issues and the effects of climate change on the Torres Strait.

7. Mali Isabel Art Workshops for Kids!

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

8. Spirits of the Land

   Hamer Hall’s iconic facade hosts First Peoples’ spirit stories in a new large-scale projection by artist Aunty Zeta Thomson, a respected Elder and descendant of the Yorta Yorta/Wurundjeri/Wamba Wamba/Wiradjuri people. Spirits Of The Land is a work that shares the beliefs and stories from both Aunty

9. Hampton Senior High School NAIDOC Week Community Event

   Hampton SHS is holding a NAIDOC Week Community Event inviting our students, families and community to join us in celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ culture with an afternoon of fun activities and experiences!

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    Dr. Hannah McGlade

    National NAIDOC Person Award Category

    

    Dr. Hannah McGlade is from the Minang people and is a leading Aboriginal human rights law expert. She is an outstanding advocate for justice for Aboriginal people, especially concerning race discrimination and Aboriginal women and children’s issues. 

    Her work has included establishing family violence legal services for Aboriginal women and children in Perth and WA and advocating internationally for the separate national action plan on violence against Aboriginal women.

    She was the Senior Indigenous Fellow at the UN Office of the High Commission on Human Rights (2016), and a member of the UN Permanent Forum for Indigenous Issues (2019-2025).