Nillumbik Reconciliation Group
Fostering understanding, respect, and collaboration in our community for its First Peoples
Montsalvat is relaunching its popular Red Chair conversation series with events from July to December, 2024, where we can listen to experts in their field, engage in stimulating conversations and enjoy some hospitality. In honouring this tradition, we have developed a new series, modelled on the past but looking to the future and dealing with (more...)
First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria, in partnership with Nillumbik Shire Council and Banyule City Council, invite you to a discussion panel and Q&A about the journey towards Treaty in Victoria. The panel discussion is hosted by Uncle Charles Pakana, and aims to educate us all about Treaty and inspire us to undertand the benefits of (more...)
After a winter break, renovations, and the challenges of COVID, Pardalote is roaring back to life! This August, Pardalote Collections is excited to host two events as part of the Eltham Town Arts and Culture Festival. Join us for an insightful session on Collecting and Investing in Indigenous Art as they launch a new initiative: (more...)
Join us for a compelling and enlightening evening of conversation with Anita and Kate about resistance, resilience, and love during the frontier wars.
Celebrate the vibrancy of Aboriginal culture with traditional dance, Didgeridoo melodies, storytelling, and artefacts. This event offers a profound journey into Indigenous heritage, honouring its beauty, diversity, and enduring spirit.
Celebrate First Nations language, culture and community through storytelling, dance and song. In Eltham Library's NAIDOC Week (naidoc.org.au) Deadly Stories hear from and learn about First Nations picture books that families (more...)
Join Krystal De Napoli for a discussion of her book 'Astronomy: Sky Country' and explore the connections between Aboriginal environmental and cultural practices and the behaviour of the stars.
This NAIDOC Week, join Professor Andrew Gunstone at Eltham Library for a discussion of his recent book Reflections on the Voice - during and after the campaign.
NAIDOC Week 2024 commemorates the theme "Keep the fire burning! Blak, loud and proud" honouring the enduring strength and vitality of First Nations culture.
Watch the prestigious National NAIDOC Awards Ceremony 2024, celebrating the outstanding achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
An invitation by Nillumbik Reconciliation Group to a Caring For Country Gawa Trail planting day, opening with a smoking ceremony. Gawa Wurundjeri Resource Trail (Melways 272 D5) We will be planting 200 indigenous plants, including local trees such as Stringy Barks and acacias. There will be a fire lit and a smoking ceremony. We will (more...)
Reconciliation Banyule and Nillumbik Reconciliation Group in partnership with Monty First Nations Allies are excited to invite you to join us at our private screening of Ablaze.