Wyndham City Council and Track C Consulting invite you to this workshop. This is an opportunity to discover support services, tools and tips on being an ally, speaking up and responding to racism. Bookings are Essential. This event is part of Wyndham City’s free, Unite for Diversity: Listen, Share, Understand series
This is a free family friendly event for mob, so come down and show your support, to the Koorie Families BBQ at the Djerring Flemington Hub on Saturday 20th April 2024, 11am – 1pm. Welcome to Country performed by Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Elder Aunty Julieanne Axford • Free Sausage Sizzle • Yarning Circle led by Uncle Charles Pakana• Face Painting for ... Read More
NGARRA JARRA NOUN: Healing Ceremony on Sunday 21st April 2024 at Victoria Park, Collingwood. With many Special Music Performances, Healing Ceremony, The Mindful Mob Healing Market, Cultural Activities, Food and Drinks Vans, Free Community Event. Resilience Against Racism and Promoting Healing Through Ceremony and Culture. A Special Tribute to The Fitzroy Stars and Rumbalara Football, Netball Clubs. Click below for ... Read More
Wyndham City Council invite you to come along and hear from First Nations people about the rich and diverse history and culture of one of the oldest nations in the world. Bookings are Essential. This event is part of Wyndham City’s free, Unite for Diversity: Listen, Share, Understand series.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) are redesigning the $5 Banknote and want to use this as an opportunity to represent what makes this country so special – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and history. Submissions for ideas close on 30 April 2024.
Financial Wellbeing – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Manage your money without stress- Learn how to reduce financial stress. They will give you simple tips and tools so you can get on top of your finances now and into the future. Click the link below for detailed flyer.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Only
Come down to the VAHS StAlbans Aboriginal Men’s Group, running every second Wednesday with a Yarning Circle and with Lunch provided at the VAHS St Albans site, contact – Levi (0478 802 562) or Darah (0478 734 938) email: mensunit@vahs.org.au Click the link below for the detailed flyer.
Would you like to host an event at the Wyndham Learning Festival but need a little guidance? Join in for an exciting Information Session. What to Expect: Tips and tricks for finding the perfect venue Unveiling new opportunities for small grants to bring your event ideas to life Easy step-by-step guide to uploading your event details to our website. & ... Read More
Koling Wada-Ngal Aboriginal Corporation is hosting a day at Wunggurrwil Dhurrung Community Centre where Mob can come along and learn about the cultural bush garden. Join Micheal Slot and his team and enjoy a day with Mob. We will connect & yarn with each other to share knowledge and stories. Click below for the detailed flyer.
Come down to the Wunggurrwil Dhurrung Centre on Friday 10th May 2024, 10am – 1pm, for the Mother’s Day High Tea. Please RSVP by Friday 3rd May 2024 if you would like to attend. Email: vaccawestculturalevents@vacca.org Ph. 9742 8300 & 8746 2776
Come down to the Mother’s Day Market on Friday 10th May 2024, 2pm – 5pm at the Wunggurrwil Dhurrung Centre in Wyndham Vale and purchase something special like, Paintings, Jewlery, Baubles, Macrame, Gem Art / Diamond Art with some Food and Deadly Arts and Crafts. Click the link below for the detailed flyer.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Only
Come down to the VAHS StAlbans Aboriginal Men’s Group, running every second Wednesday with a Yarning Circle and with Lunch provided at the VAHS St Albans site, contact – Levi (0478 802 562) or Darah (0478 734 938) email: mensunit@vahs.org.au Click the link below for the detailed flyer.
Deadly Dads group, held every 3rd Tuesday of the month! Open to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dads and dads of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander kids, our group meets every month to connect to community and learn more about early childhood development and how to build strong cultural identities. Lunch is provided and may assist with transport too.
Wyndham City Council invites you to come together as community to recognise National Sorry Day, a day of observance, reflection and learning that commemorates the Stolen Generations. Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation will provide a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony before a flag raising event and a range of guest speakers. BBQ Breakfast and refreshments will be provided.
Wyndham City Council will mark the start of National Reconciliation Week with a community and staff flag raising event and morning tea. The event will include a Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony, provided by the Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation and will include guest speakers, community organisations, BBQ Breakfast and performances.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Only
Come down to the VAHS StAlbans Aboriginal Men’s Group, running every second Wednesday with a Yarning Circle and with Lunch provided at the VAHS St Albans site, contact – Levi (0478 802 562) or Darah (0478 734 938) email: mensunit@vahs.org.au Click the link below for the detailed flyer.
Join Yorta Yorta, Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung elder, Uncle Shane Charles as he discusses Aboriginal culture, stories and performs with a didgeridoo. Age range: Children, Young People & Adults. Children must be supervised by a parent or guardian at all of our events. If you have accessibility questions or requirements, please Brimbank Libraries. Click below for tickets.
Learn new skills this Reconciliation week in a one off art workshop with Aboriginal artist Aimee McCartney. An emerging contemporary Aboriginal artist, Aimee’s vibrant approach to life coupled with her strong ancestral and cultural identity allows her to create unique, intricate and eye-catching artworks on canvas.
Celebrate Reconciliation Week with the Simultaneous Screening of Wash My Soul in the River’s Flow – A feature documentary about First Nations Elders and national icons Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter. The film is a love story told in song and spoken word, from the points of view of Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter — First Nation singer-songwriters and icons of Australian music.
Learn new skills this Reconciliation week in a one off art workshop with Aboriginal artist Aimee McCartney. An emerging contemporary Aboriginal artist, Aimee’s vibrant approach to life coupled with her strong ancestral and cultural identity allows her to create unique, intricate and eye-catching artworks on canvas.
Want to see our young ones grow up strong and deadly? Deakin University and VACCHO are doing a project to understand the views and experiences of Aboriginal parents and carers about getting information and support for bub’s health. Want to know more or participate? For more information contact: Fiona.Mitchell@deakin.edu.au . Click below for flyer.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Only
Come down to the VAHS StAlbans Aboriginal Men’s Group, running every second Wednesday with a Yarning Circle and with Lunch provided at the VAHS St Albans site, contact – Levi (0478 802 562) or Darah (0478 734 938) email: mensunit@vahs.org.au Click the link below for the detailed flyer.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Only
Koorie Homework Club (KHC) are having weekly catch ups for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students (years 3-6) or tutoring (secondary or tertiary students) every Tuesday 4pm-5:30pm, during school terms. The KHC weekly program offers a safe space for children to catch up on their homework and take part in cultural activities. Invited Koorie guests regularly visit throughout the year.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Only
Come down to the VAHS StAlbans Aboriginal Men’s Group, running every second Wednesday with a Yarning Circle and with Lunch provided at the VAHS St Albans site, contact – Levi (0478 802 562) or Darah (0478 734 938) email: mensunit@vahs.org.au Click the link below for the detailed flyer.
This NAIDOC Week, one of Australia’s most loved singer-songwriters, Dan Sultan, joins the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at the Arts Centre Melbourne to celebrate the tenth anniversary of his third studio album, Blackbird.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Only
Come down to the West Metro Youth Group, every Monday 4pm – 7pm at the Cooinda Aboriginal Community Centre, with many activities like; Wood burning, Art, Yarning Circle, Artefact Designing, Yidaki Playing, and a Free BBQ. For all enquires please contact: Anthony Walker – Mobile: 0407 874 372 Email: a.walker@ngwala.org.au
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Only
Come down to the West Metro Men’s Group, every second Thursday, 11am – 3pm at the Cooinda Aboriginal Community Centre, with many activities like; Wood burning, Art, Yarning Circle, Artefact Designing, Yidaki Playing, and a Free BBQ. For all enquires please contact: Anthony Walker – Mobile: 0407 874 372 Email: a.walker@ngwala.org.au