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From 27 May to 3 June each year, we acknowledge National Reconciliation Week (NRW), which is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia. This year's theme is Be Brave. Make Change. We encourage you to be brave and participate in UniSA NRW events; and make change by accessing resources and educating yourself about reconciliation. We look forward to seeing you at our events!
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Brekky Bar – National Reconciliation Week edition |
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Mt Gambier and Whyalla campuses honour reconciliation |
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Visit Ngapulara Ngarngarnyi Wirra (Our Family Tree) exhibition |
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UniSA's online screening of Nunga Screen 2022 |
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Take the reconciliation quiz |
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Revisit Verse Magazine: Blak Out Edition |
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Upcoming NRW community events |
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Brekky Bar – National Reconciliation Week edition
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Across all four metro campuses, Brekky Bar will be recognising National Reconciliation Week with Aboriginal food and drink being served up from Bush Tukka, Something Wild, Bush Pot Tii as well as Vilis. Students can enjoy live music from Aboriginal musicians and be able to take away a native product to try at home! We hope to see you there for this free, special NRW edition Brekky Bar. |
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Mt Gambier and Whyalla campuses honour reconciliation
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Mount Gambier and Whyalla UniSA campuses have numerous events during National Reconciliation Week for you to enjoy! Expect deliciously themed food, cultural sharing and Aboriginal artists. Come along to the special NRW edition regional Brekky Bars for a free brekky and the chance to donate to the Tjindu Foundation who deliver education, and cultural engagement programs for Aboriginal children and young people.
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Visit Ngapulara Ngarngarnyi Wirra (Our Family Tree) MOD. exhibition
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What is the link between ancient Aboriginal knowledge systems, biometric data, the direction of the wind, satellite surveillance, AI and a very old sacred wirra (tree) deep in Adnyamathanha Country?
The link runs through Adam Goodes and his deep ancestral connections. For the past four years, Adam Goodes, Angie Abdilla & Baden Pailthorpe have been slowly and consciously working with Adnyamathana Custodians and Yarta (Country) in an effort to navigate some of the most complex questions of our time in the Data Tracker Project at MOD.
The entanglement of Adam’s biometric data within the metaphysics of Aboriginal knowledge systems has remained invisible, until now.
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UniSA's online screening of Nunga Screen 2022
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Join us online for Nunga Screen 2022 a curated screening of short First Nations films, proudly presented by Country Arts SA with support from the South Australia Film Corporation. Nunga Screen shares and celebrates First Nations culture, stories and language through the screen. The online screening will be hosted by Ngarrindjeri man Josh Trevorrow, Country Arts SA, First Nations Arts & Cultural Manager, and Filmmaker. He will facilitate a Q&A session after the conclusion of the short films. |
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Take the reconciliation quiz
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Reconciliation Week is a chance to reflect, educate yourself and be brave and make change. Take the reconciliation quiz by Reconciliation Australia, to test your knowledge of reconciliation in Australia.
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Revisit Verse Magazine: Blak Out Edition
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We are taking a trip down memory lane with Verse Magazine: Blak Out Edition in 2020 which showcases Aboriginal student excellence through arts, activities and educational pieces. We encourage you to revisit the #ListenBlak podcasts and music, #ReadBlak
books, and #WatchBlak films and documentaries.
Blak: a term used by some Aboriginal People to reclaim historical, representation, symbolical, stereotypical and romanticised notions of black or Blackness.
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Reconciliation in the West |
Thursday 2 June, 10.30am – 2.00pm, Tauondi College
Celebrating its 10th successful year in 2022, Reconciliation in the West is a free, whole-of-community event promoting Reconciliation. No registration needed. |
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Nguyanguya muri wamangka (Reconciliation In The Park) |
Friday 3 June, 4.00pm – 11.30pm, Pinky Flat,Tarntanya Wama
Reconciliation SA is delighted to present this major, outdoor, free community event during National Reconciliation Week. See performances by Baker Boy, J-MILLA, Tilly Tjala Thomas, Deadly Nannas & SVLLO, plus live art, activities, marketplace and more! |
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Community Cultural Awareness Training by the City of Adelaide |
Monday 6 June, 9.00am – 4.00pm, North Adelaide Community Centre and Library
Learn more about Aboriginal Australian’s history and culture by taking part in Bookabee Australia’s Cultural Awareness training in June. |
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