Cut through the noise and have your questions about the voice answered. Zali Steggall, MP will be talking with Dean Parkin, Director of the Yes campaign to discuss al things referendum, constitutional recognition and the voice.
Venue TBC
Learn more about the Uluru Statement and what Australians are being asked to vote on with Eddie Synot.
Eddie Synot, is a Wamba Wamba First Nations lawyer and researcher, as the speaker for this event. Eddie is a lecturer at Griffith Law School, Griffith University and a Research Fellow at the Indigenous Law Centre UNSW. Eddie has worked with the Uluru Dialogue and the ILC UNSW since 2018. Eddie’s research focuses on Indigenous peoples and the law, especially public and constitutional law.
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Listen to Wiradjuri and Wailwan woman and lawyer, Teela Reid and Dr Simon Longstaff AO as they discuss many of the questions circulating the Voice discourse.
What is The Voice to Parliament? Can the national conversation for constitutional recognition reconcile the truth of our nations’ past? Or have we embarked on a new era of reckoning with the risk that comes with a referendum? How do we embrace the discomfort of this moment and what does it mean – for us collectively and individually? What do we need to know to make an informed decision?
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Tuesday, 4 April, 7pm-8pm
Finalist artworks from the 2021 Schools Reconciliation Challenge Under One Sky: Yesterday, Today and Forever Exhibition will be on display to the public at/on Dundullimal Homestead: Monday 17 April – Saturday 20 May
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Finalist artworks from the 2021 Schools Reconciliation Challenge Under One Sky: Yesterday, Today and Forever Exhibition will be on display to the public at/on Everglades House & Gardens: Monday 26 May– Monday 24 June 10am – 4pm
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Please come and join Aboriginal Support Group Manly Pittwater (ASGMP) on the 28 of May on a full day of commemorating Aboriginal culture and history.
1.30pm Start:
Program for the Day
– Smoking Ceremony- Welcome to Country
– One minute silence to remember the stolen generation.
– Didgeridoo- playing Clap Sticks – outside hall – everybody to joins in.
2.00pm Everyone invited inside hall to look at displays
– Kids to start Painting their Boomerang’s
– Colouring in for the younger ones
– You can Enjoying Weaving with Karleen Green – in the corner
– See the Aboriginal Artefact display.
– Learn about the Uluru Statement from the heart.
– ASG Book sale.
3.00pm Guest speaker TBA
3.30pm And of course a free BBQ tea/ coffee and snacks.
4.00pm We will have a show and tell what the kids have done, with their Boomerangs.
– Then a reading from Aunty Nancy’s Book of Poems
4.15pm Local Aboriginal girls singing (NOT to be missed, Deadly)
5.00pm Conclusion.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Where: Mona Vale Memorial Hall
When: 28 of May 2023
Time: 1:30pm – 5:00pm
Guest Speaker: Richard Trudgen – Author and Culture-Cross, Community Development Specialist
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Finalist artworks from the 2021 Schools Reconciliation Challenge Under One Sky: Yesterday, Today and Forever Exhibition will be on display to the public at/on Brough House (neighbouring Grossmann House): Friday 4 August– Sunday 27 August
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