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1. Artist Talk - Dennis Golding

   Hear Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay artist Dennis Golding in conversation with Kyra Kum-Sing. Kyra is a Malera Bandjalan and Mitakoodi woman from Northern NSW and Cloncurry QLD.

2. Artist Talk - James Tylor

   Hear Kaurna Miyurna, Māori (Te Arawa) and European artist James Tylor in conversation with exhibition curatorium member Michael Do.

3. Reconciliation Place Public Walks

   Hear their stories. Amplify their voice – Reconciliation Place Public Walks
   The National Capital Authority will be running free public tours during NAIDOC week.
   

4. Hearing for Healing: An Ear Health Message competition

   Hearing is an important part of connection and communication for many. Ensuring ears are healthy and working well, is therefore also important. Show us how hearing impacts your ability to connection and communicate with your community.
5. Listen

   Aunty Rosalie Kickett

   National NAIDOC Female Elder Award Category

   

   In the heart of Acacia Prison, an incredible Elder is changing lives. Aunty Rosalie Kickett, a proud Wilman, Beelya, Ballardong, Menang,  Bibbulmen Nyoongar Nation Yok, who has dedicated her life to empowering Aboriginal people, most recently incarcerated Aboriginal men. 

   With her extensive experience and an associate degree in mental health and counselling, Aunty Rosalie travels across Australia, delivering critical training on Aboriginal mental health and suicide prevention. But her impact doesn't stop there, As a Lifeline Australia National First Nations Family and Domestic Violence Subject Matter Expert, she ensures that women in our communities are safe and supported. For over 40 years, Aunty Rosalie has been a beacon of hope, fostering resilience and connection among our most vulnerable. 

   She has an unwavering commitment to creating safer communities.

6. Aunty Rosalie Kickett

   In the heart of Acacia Prison, an incredible Elder is changing lives. Aunty Rosalie Kickett, a proud Wilman, Beelya, Ballardong, Menang, Bibbulmen Nyoongar Nation Yok, who has dedicated her life to empowering Aboriginal people, most recently incarcerated Aboriginal men.

7. Heart in Art

   The Heart in Art exhibition is a collaboration between Woollahra Council and First Hand Solutions Aboriginal Corporation to coincide with the National Indigenous Art Fair and NAIDOC Week.

8. Keep the Fire Burning - Bundanon

   To help keep the fire burning this year come and join a conversation with local Cultural Fire Practitioners and hear about the practice of caring for Country with fire, here at Bundanon.

9. Mob Run This

   Help our mob walk/run 42km over NAIDOC week. Access the Gilgandra Fitness Centre for free, join us on our organised walks or complete your ks with a free pedometer. The person who completes the most k's during the week will win a 6 month membership to the gym. All participants will receive a medal.

10. NAIDOC Community Canvas

    Help paint a beautiful group artwork with Noongar artist Justin Martin from Djurandi Dreaming.