NAIDOC Week
Michelle’s Tjala Dreaming (Honey Ant) Parliament House illuminations
7/7/25
Good Kind of Trouble by Brooke Blurton & Melanie Saward Book Launch 8/7/25
Clever Men by Professor Martin Thomas Book Launch 10/7/25


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NAIDOC Week
Michelle’s Tjala Dreaming (Honey Ant) Parliament House illuminations
7/7/25
Good Kind of Trouble by Brooke Blurton & Melanie Saward Book Launch 8/7/25
Clever Men by Professor Martin Thomas Book Launch 10/7/25

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Hey Merry! Hope you're having a good NAIDOC week! You don't have to answer this, but I know you're big into video essays, do you know of any Blak video essayists? I'm in my video essay era right now and I'd really love to celebrate NAIDOC week by watching Blak creators
hiii richard! thank you 🖤💛💖
i don't know any Blackfella video essayists BUT i follow a few deadly Blak creators who post longer form videos on tiktok so i'll give them a shout here - (if you don't have tiktok i think they're all on insta too)
shawna.madison
littleredwrites
brado87
misbeehive
aliciaj1111
biglublyleanne
assichief
luludavis001
just a heads up, all these creators post about different topics! but they're all very thoughtful <3 make sure you also give National Indigenous Times a follow too because they're doing amazing independent journalism by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders!
NAIDOC is a time to celebrate Blak excellence, our cultures, arts, histories, power, victories, achievements, survival and our futures. And so, every day this week I'm going to share a couple of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music videos, short films, documentaries, etc. to hopefully help point a spotlight on some wonderful artists and creatives in this time of celebration ♥️💛🖤
To kick it off, check out Our Greats by 3%. This track not only slaps, but also celebrates the next generations and our old ones, the giants one whose shoulders we stand!
And watch BAMA - a short film by Jahvis Loveday. Jahvis reflects on his first day at a private school in the big city, his fears of losing his connections to his family, community, and culture, and his resolve to maintains his connections and his identity even when living so far from his country.
Ganandhimila-gudhu-ran ninj NAIDOC dawandha-gun! (I hope you all learn a lot this NAIDOC! (in my language - Dhurga))
happy naidoc week everyone!!!
Happy NAIDOC Week
Poster title: Ancestral Lines
Artist: Jeremy Morgan Worral
Ancestral Lines is a visual representation of the lines and ties that follow a generation and the songs that come with it.

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NAIDOC Week 2025
It's currently NAIDOC week in Australia - a week to celebrate the culture of First Nations peoples. This year's theme is The Next Generation: Strength, Vision, Legacy. It's also a milestone - 50 years of NAIDOC existing. I decided to create an artwork inspired by the theme.
The eyes in some of the leaves of the tree represent vision. The deep roots represent strength. The background trees are legacy, I couldn't really convey it but they're seedlings that sprouted mainly from the foreground tree. The handprints on the tree are another symbolism of generations, and the lines surrounding them flowing into the earth is connection to land. The blue swirls at the bottom are water. I did use swirls and stylised imagery in this to evoke a similarity to Aboriginal art, but didn't use any specific symbols because I don't believe as a non-Aboriginal person I'm supposed to. The handprints are specifically the glyphs I made for a magic system.
the 50 years of NAIDOC 50 cent coin arrived!!! it’s absolutely beautiful design, and i love how it flows into the art on the card.
Darwin Street Art - NAIDOC Week, July 2024