UNSW NAIDOC Week 2020

Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous, Professor Megan Davis, welcomes you to NAIDOC Week 2020 at UNSW.

"Voice" is the first in a three-part seminar series by UNSW Indigenous Law Centre and Uluru Dialogue. 

"Treaty" is the second in a three-part seminar series on the Uluru dialogues and reform sequencing outlined in the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

"Truth" is the final session in a three-part seminar series on the Uluru dialogues and reform sequencing outlined in the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

Your NAIDOC Spotify playlist for 2020 curated by the Office of the Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous. 

Fun for the young and the young at heart. 

The Uluru Statement in more than 60 languages, including 12 First Nation languages. 

This year the Office of the PVCI and Nura Gili have put together a quick quiz to test your general knowledge.

Are you ready for the 2020 challenge?

JILAMARA: Tiwi art showcases the vitality and uniqueness of contemporary Tiwi art

Join Bidjigal Elder and singer/songwriter Uncle Vic Simms as he shares knowledge and stories of the Bidjigal people. UNSW staff and students only.

Tune into Arc's latest episode of Legal Beagles with Aboriginal Legal Services joining Arc's LB team to answer all your legal questions.

Hear from Professor Megan Davis and a panel of Aboriginal youth who held the first Uluru Youth Summit in Cains in 2019. 

Tune into Arc's latest episode of the Roundhouse Artist Livestreams featuring the up and coming rapper, drummer, and speaker DOBBY.

Tabitha, Dylan, Eamon and Mabel are a family whose heritage spans three Aboriginal nations: Gunditjmara, Ngarrindjeri and Meintangk Boandik.

The future of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health research must be in the hands of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Join Arc's Miles and Jeeves for another exciting episode of Living Sustainably! Explore and showcase indigenous growing practices!

Join UNSW Indigenous Scientia Fellow and Gubbi Gubbi man, Kevin Lowe and a guest as they discuss the transformative power of language and language revitalisation. UNSW staff and students only.

Aunty Olga Collis-McAnespie is a Muruwari Guwamu/Kooma author and businesswoman who has has shared her personal history in three books.

Barkaa joins Xavier Hubbard at the Roundhouse to showcase her powerful new tracks, and chat about her approach to her music, and what NAIDOC Week means to her and her world.

Tea & Talk is a chance for us to chat to you, to guests in the know about the tough stuff, and to spill the tea on the hype around wellness. 

Celebrating NAIDOC Week and UNSW Indigenous scholars, the School of Arts & Media is hosting a panel discussion with UNSW scholars to talk about their research projects. UNSW staff and students only.

Join us online - or down at the TKC Lawn - for a good ol' game of footy between the TKC and Nura Gili!

Hosted by UNSW Indigenous Students Association, and supported by Arc, a panel will tackle the hard questions