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25.01.2022 Today we would have been raising the flags for NAIDOC Week 2020! Like most events, NAIDOC has been postponed, to November 8-15... but every day we should observe the importance of this week and what it represents... The origins of NAIDOC Week can be traced back to the Aboriginal rights movement. It started as a day of mourning in 1938, and over the decades the hard work of Volunteers brings community together to recognise our achievements through key events: Awards Night..., Flag Raising, Pride Night, March and a Gala Ball. We need to celebrate all who have contributed to Victorian NAIDOC, getting it to where it is today, even when the odds are stacked against us. Its something we are so proud of! Lets keep it strong and support our people who dedicate themselves to the values and meaning of this important time. As the current Chairperson, I say now, to the current and passed Committees your work is so very important, you give so much of your time and hearts as Volunteers... you make your ancestors proud... you will be acknowledged. Stacie Piper Chairperson #alwayswasalwayswillbe #VicNAIDOC2020
25.01.2022 Congratulations Lidia Thorpe!! Wishing you the very best on your journey in the Senate!!
23.01.2022 Click GOING and tell (SHARE IT ) to the WORLD! #vicnaidoc2020concert #alwasywasalwayswillbe
22.01.2022 BLAKFULLA JUKEBOX!! Add your FAVE songs to the AFTERPARTY playlist NOW!! https://forms.gle/TYENeMxc1aM6dUCQ9... DOORS OPEN AT 9, to enter: 1. Click here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3337342020 Password: vicnaidoc 2. Download ZOOM (best viewing is from a laptop) 3. Select Connect Audio 4. Turn your camera ON or OFF (you can't win a dance prize if we can't see ya ) 5. Connect device/laptop to your sound system (Tip, connect display to your TV screen!) 6. SHAKE A LEG! Stay DEADLY! VIC NAIDOC COMMITTEE
21.01.2022 Department of the Future
21.01.2022 YOU HOME THIS SATURDAY? We're coming over! Vic NAIDOC 2020 Concert Always Was, Always Will Be!... Streaming on Saturday 11 July, 6.30pm Running time: Approximately 2 hours Watch here on Facebook or our NEW website www.vicnaidoc.com.au Featuring Uncle Archie Roach, Uncle Kutcha Edwards, Troy Cassar-Daley, Alice Skye, Djirri Djirri, Lady Lash, Scott Darlow, Mau Power, Allara.. Co-hosts, deadly funny comedians Shiralee Hood and Dion Williams With messages from Elders Narweet Dr Carolyn Briggs AM, Aunty Alice Kolasa, Aunty Pam Pederson and Uncle Shane Clarke. Streaming live into your home for one night only, were hosting a free concert featuring some of our most respected and loved First Nations artists in a huge 2 hour showcase. Coming to you from Arts Centre Melbournes Hamer Hall stage. Join us for Vic NAIDOC 2020 Concert Always Was Always Will Be - A big pot of entertainment for the soul, some toons to warm your boots, a yarn or three and it's free! Whilst the official Vic NAIDOC Week events will be moved to later in the year, coming together is still instrumental to healing through connection, song and dance. Presented in partnership with Victorian NAIDOC, Arts Centre Melbourne, 3KND, VACCHO and the Victorian Government. 'We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which Arts Centre Melbourne stands, the Woiwurrung and Boonwurrung people of the Kulin Nation. We extend this acknowledgement to all Clans of the 38 plus Nations in Victoria, and to all First Peoples around the Country. We pay our respect to each of you and honour all Elders past, present and future.'
20.01.2022 Tyrown Waigana, a Perth based artist and designer, has been named as this years winner of the prestigious National NAIDOC Poster Competition. His winning entry - Shape of Land - was judged by the National #NAIDOC Committee to have best illustrated the 2020 NAIDOC theme: Always Was Always Will Be. Waigana, a proud Noongar and Saibai Islander, has previously been named as one of WAs best new and emerging Indigenous artists.... According to the 23-year-old, his winning entry depicts the Rainbow Serpent coming out of the Dreamtime to create this country and how we are strongly connected to it. The Rainbow Serpent is represented by the snake and it forms the shape of Australia, which symbolises how it created our lands. The colour from the Rainbow Serpent is reflected on to the figure to display our connection to the Rainbow Serpent, thus our connection to country. The overlapping colours on the outside is the Dreamtime. The figure inside the shape of Australia is a representation of Indigenous Australians showing that this country - since the dawn of time - always was, and always will be Aboriginal land, Mr Waigana added. To find out more about this years artwork and winning artist and to download a digital copy of the 2020 National NAIDOC Poster visit the NAIDOC website. Free printed copies of the 2020 National NAIDOC Poster will be available in coming months. #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe #Indigenous #Aboriginal #TorresStrait #FirstNations - #regrann
20.01.2022 THE MARCH 2020 Virtually walk alongside Aunty Pam and Uncle Jack as they share some of their personal memories, stopping at historic landmarks, reminding us all of the importance and history of why we march. Full replay will.be available on our website soon after the broadcast www.vicnaidoc.com.au
19.01.2022 End Of Term Kids Disco TODAY 5.30pm thanks to Wathaurong Aboriginal Co Op!
19.01.2022 "NAIDOC Pride Night is here! I'm so excited! You better get ready and get your finest outfits on and tune in to watch some of the deadliest performers of Victoria! Grab a feed, grab a drink and tune in for the virtual Victorian NAIDOC Pride Night for 2020. Stay deadly and fabulous xo" See you soon from your PRIDE 2020 MC ZAC
19.01.2022 COMMUNITY CABARET THE CABARET IS BACK to it's home. Settle in and watch LIVE our deadly mob share stage as we say goodbye to the 2020 VIC NAIDOC virtual series - one we'll never forget. ALSO STREAMING ON OUR WEBSITE WWW.VICNAIDOC.COM.AU
18.01.2022 CALL FOR VIC NAIDOC MOB We are calling out to all previous: Miss & Mr NAIDOCs ... Patrons / Elders Sportspersons Pride Winners From the years past! Would you like to be apart of this year's NAIDOC event?? Could you please inbox us asap with your email, and see how you could be involved in this years virtual Vic NAIDOC Week! Pls share!
18.01.2022 Yo GRAMMERS - LINK UP! www.instagram.com/vicnaidoc
18.01.2022 LET'S GET LOUD #vicnaidoc2020concert
18.01.2022 Today 11am - 3pm . "Always Was, Always Will Be" Come and celebrate NAIDOC week with FREE food, live music and a big screen of entertainment. ... - Welcome to Country - Flag raising and smoking ceremony - Delicious free food - Live music - BIG SCREEN of Entertainment - Games & activities for children - Smoothie and ice cream truck Food served by DD's Kitchen, a chef and a family who have been supporting homeless people and others in need during COVID. They want to help us celebrate NAIDOC by providing all the food for free. DD's Kitchen have been holding a free lunch every Sunday at Collingwood Neighbourhood house for the last 5 weeks. DD's Kitchen in partnership with the VIC NAIDOC committee bring an event of Celebration, Culture and fun. Celebrating NAIDOC Week 2020, 8 15 November, Always Was, Always Will Be.
15.01.2022 VACCHO is LIVE now with an Historic Launch of the Balit Durn Durn Report... Very important inquiry into Victorian Aboriginal Mental Health. Incredible work by the team at VACCHO
15.01.2022 YOU HOME THIS SATURDAY? WE'RE COMING OVER!
15.01.2022 New week, new website, same committee Got something you'd like us to add? Hit us up : [email protected]... www.vicnaidoc.com.au #alwayswasalwayswillbe
14.01.2022 Tonight’s Vic NAIDOC Community Cabaret will be streaming tonight 6pm! live on our Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/vicnaidoc/videos/851964355539113/ live on vicnaidoc.com.au ... Welcome To Country from a 1963 Miss NAIDOC! Hosted by Sermsah Pepi & Kimberly Lovegrove Artists: Djirri Djirri Dancers Alice Skye Allara Monica McDonald & Culture Evolves Scott Darlow Lauren Sheree Kee'ahn Kiernan Ironfield Brad Anderson Kiah Darlow And shout out messages from Allara, Keyhoo, Carissa Watts, Cerisa Grant (Support Act), Clive Miller (Support Act CEO), Stacie Piper (Vic NAIDOC Chair). Grab a drink, get your self set up and enjoy! Aunties Pictured: Hylus Maris, Lilian Tamiru, Margaret Briggs, Lois Peeler
14.01.2022 BACK: THE MARCH 2017 Department of the Future
13.01.2022 Let's look back at the last 20 years of events through the lens of deadly photographer Wayne Quilliam
13.01.2022 To the Elders, the Singers, the Musicians, the Dancers and the deadly funny MCs! THANK YOU Thank you for sharing so much love and spirit last night... it was strong and made us all proud ... Shiralee Hood Dion Williams Archie Roach Troy Cassar-Daley Kutcha Edwards Lady Lash Mau Power Scott Darlow Alice Skye Allara Brent Watkins Djirri Djirri One Fire Aboriginal Dance Company Jason Tamiru Yamba Ross
13.01.2022 TONIGHT!!!! Our deadly LGBTIQA+ Community take over the Vic NAIDOC Virtual Space Streams live from Facebook or https://vicnaidoc.com.au... Pride is made up of all the things that make us who we are; to speak up, to be strong, to dance, to sing, to laugh, to use our voice for justice and of course deliver pure Blak Excellence Join us for The Vic NAIDOC Pride Night and share around!!
12.01.2022 National NAIDOC have announced the new 2020 dates! 8-15 November, 2020 This years Vic NAIDOC Events will be a different experience !... Awards, Flag Raising, March, Ball, Pride Night will all be in Spring! looks like we can keep the jackets, beanies and gloves in the cupboard this year! Get your t-shirts, singlets and caps out!
12.01.2022 Our final (official) event of the week, THE CABARET! We're opening up the virtual stage to ask our deadly artists who would otherwise take stage during this week. We'll be streaming a LIVE concert in association with Support Act, promoting their new First Nations Support Line, providing crisis relief to our mob in the music und arts industry. If you are a Vic based First Nations artist wanting to be a part of the online cabaret, register here. https://drive.google.com/folde...rview TAG any mob or send that link to any one not on FB.
12.01.2022 B A G A N A R "call out/rise up" Current Victorian Miss NAIDOC 2019, Yirgjhilya has just realised her DEBUT single Baganar & the song is NOW available to stream on @spotifyaunz HERE: https://open.spotify.com/track/7aEO8bzbPWS17nP2qDx9mL... @yirgjhilyalawrie #debutsingle #newtrackalert #mirning #indigenous #blackwoman #power #music #blakmusic #FirstNations #singer #artist
11.01.2022 I can't breathe" David Dungay, Dunghutti, NSW, AUS, R.I.P "I can't breathe" - George Floyd, Minnesota, USA, R.I.P We acknowledge this incredibly difficult time that our people are facing here in Vic, across the country and the globe.... Here on our shores, our brothers and sisters are standing up for whats right! Since the Colonial Invasion of so-called Australia, our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families have faced the same injustices that many continue to fight today. On Saturday 6 June, there are various peaceful protests happening across the nation including Victoria. If you and your family are attending these protests, we encourage you to: Follow COVID19 safety advice from all health professionals, see @VACCHO and @VAHS for more information this includes: wearing masks, carrying your own antibacterial hand sanitizer, keeping a clear distance of 1.5m from those around you. >>> VAHS Staff will be present between 12pm to 2pm, next to Pastor Sir Doug Nicholls and Lady Gladys Nicholls statue in Parliament Gardens to receive free face masks and hand sanitisers If you are immune compromised, vulnerable, or have any symptoms, STAY HOME. You can support from a distance. We care deeply for our community, we care for our elders, our children and for our most vulnerable. May we lift our voices and collectively call for the Global CHANGE in the treatment of black men, black women and black children. Violence is not welcome from anyone. #BlackLivesMatter #BlakLivesMatter #WeRise #BLM #JusticeForGeorgeFloyd #StopDeathsInCustody #OurVoicesMatter #PeacefulProtests #ViolenceIsNotOurWay #ViolenceIsNotOurCulture #StandInSolidarity What can you do next to support our mob here? Support the grassroots movements that are supporting the resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people below: Stop Black Deaths In Custody: Stop Black Deaths in Custody Australia Justice For Tanya Day https://www.facebook.com/Justicefortanyaday Pay The Rent: Pay the Rent Grassroots Collective: https://paytherent.net.au/ SEED: Seed Indigenous Youth Climate Network W.A.R: https://www.facebook.com/WARcollective Images - @warriorsoftheaboriginalresistence @vaccho
11.01.2022 VIC NAIDOC MARCH We are getting ready to stream the Vic NAIDOC March Content at 11.45am! www.vicnaidoc.com.au... Get yourselves set up on the computer, or on a big screen and TURN THE VOLUME UP! Enjoy the stories from Uncle Jack Charles and Aunty Pamela Pedersen! Spot yourself or your mob among the thousands of faces you will see Listen to the power of our deadly voices! Get ready, share this around and SHARE A MARCH PIC on our page! ...and remember ALWAYS WAS ALWAYS WILL BE
10.01.2022 One of our deadly volunteers on the NAIDOC Committee, Benny Clark being interviewed now with Paul Gorrie, on Still Here Three Triple R! https://www.rrr.org.au congratulations on releasing your second single Benny!
10.01.2022 Tune in to the Inaugural National Indigenous Fashion Awards tonight, 6.30pm AEST... There are some Victorian Artists / Designers who are represented so keep your eyes out! Going live on NITV and Indigenous Fashion Projects Facebook pages...
09.01.2022 We send a big thanks to the teams at VACCHO, 3KND, Arts Centre Melbourne, Victoria Together and Aboriginal Victoria, for supporting the Victorian Community, by working together to bring last nights event to everyone... The Vic NAIDOC 2020 Concert was something very special. The truth telling, the laughs and the healing spirit brought us back together for a moment... Sending love to all our mob here and around the Country. A moment we will never forget ... #vicnaidoc2020 #alwayswasalwayswillbe Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation Inc 3KND Kool 'N' Deadly Arts Centre Melbourne Victoria Together Aboriginal Victoria
09.01.2022 AFTERPARTY! That's right...this SATURDAY NIGHT! With hourly GIVEAWAYS from Clothing The Gap, DJ all night and YOU control the playlist
08.01.2022 Tonight 8pm, Deadly Events will be streaming the 'Bringing Them Home Report'. 'Bringing Them Home' was the name given to the final report of the National Inquiry into the Separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children from Their Families. Lets stick together through to the close of this day... Love and solidarity to all in the struggle, we are here for each other always.
08.01.2022 T E E S Clothing The Gap
08.01.2022 COMMUNITY LUNCH Powered by Restream https://restream.io/ Get down to Collingwood Neighbourhood House!! 121 Perry st NOW! Biggest mob feed, music, culture, community, together!
07.01.2022 Remember to jump online today for the Childrens event... With Aunty Di Kerr Uncle Kutcha Edwards Casey Donovan... Brett Lee Djirri Djirri dance workshop with Mikayla and Hailey George Indigenous Hip Hop Projects See more
06.01.2022 SATURDAY CABARET is open to all mob artists and the stage is filling up! This year we're streaming LIVE in association with Support Act & Songlines Aboriginal Music Corporation -VIC MOB: Record your 10 - 15min set ... -Send it via drop box to [email protected] -Book your spot here: https://docs.google.com//1FAIpQLSfBuQKDVQomyTn96a/viewform See more
06.01.2022 BACK: THE MARCH 2018 Department of the Future
05.01.2022 Solidarity everyday of the year from our beautiful whanau! Thank you to Jeremy Nikora, Tania Pakoti, Fallon Te Paa, Kodie Heremia and the many other whanau who contributed to making this amazing message ... With NAIDOC week a few days behind us now, we felt it was time to fulfill a promise to our sister girl, our whanaunga Stace NichoPiper and release this video compilation from our community to hers, to show our solidarity for NAIDOC and for the original owners of this country we live on. It has been held back from releasing until now, to keep NAIDOC in the forefront of our minds because it shouldn’t just be a week long celebration, it should be ingrained into everyday of the year. Thanks to all who contributed and made the effort to send in their signs of love and appreciation to the traditional owners not only here in Naarm or across these greater southern countries, but across all the many nations and mobs of this whole continent. Special thanks to Crystal Mo'unga Puia for editing and putting this video together for us and to the hard working Victorian NAIDOC Committee. So, on behalf of Te Hononga o Nga Iwi, (THONI), Te Ara Hononga and many other groups and families from our Maori Community... this is for you all. Always Was, Always Will Be
05.01.2022 SUNDAY is FAMILY day VACCA are hosting a virtual event for you all to attend with performances from Kutcha Edwards, Casey Donovan and tonnes of fun stuff to enjoy from the safety of your home!
04.01.2022 Check out this incredible video made by Lowy Wright on Friday.. NAIDOC theme etched in the sand! with Jordan and Lachy Edwards, on beautiful Waddawurrung country ...
04.01.2022 Jump online for a beginner boxing session from our 2019 NAIDOC Sportsperson, Marissa Williamson!! When Marissa was awarded Vic NAIDOC Sportsperson of the year, she was the 64kg Youth Victorian State Boxing Champion... Today, she holds the title of 64kg Australian Youth Boxing Champion after winning the Nationals!... she has her sights set on the 2022 Commonwealth Games and has been selected to train for the 2024 Olympics... We are so proud of you Marissa!
04.01.2022 The National NAIDOC Committee has made the decision to cancel the 2020 National NAIDOC Awards ceremony, with nominations still open and the Awards ceremony to reconvene in July 2021. Victorian NAIDOC will follow suit with regards to the Awards, however will continue as planned from 8-15 November 2020, in line with the National NAIDOC Committee, and we look forward to bringing a number of events streaming online or within restrictions we may be facing when the time comes aroun...d... We hope all are staying safe, and in good spirits. Yours in solidarity, Vic NAIDOC Committee https://www.naidoc.org.au//cancellation-2020-national-naid
02.01.2022 Lets get in that NAIDOC spirit with this video of mix of the March over recent years... see you in your lounge room soon Share this video, tag 5 people who you know would share it. ... Lets show our love and solidarity for our shared future.
02.01.2022 BACK: PRIDE NIGHT 2019 Department of the Future Big thanks to Zac Svensson who pulled this amazing night together, along with Midsumma Festival ... And to the Pride Winners, Stone Motherless Cold and Adâm Astrø - thank you for bringing your energy and spirit to the stage... all performers were outstanding
01.01.2022 PLEASE SHARE VICTORIAN NAIDOC COMMITTEE STATEMENT: NAIDOC WEEK EVENTS 2020 Due to the ever changing nature of events, we are excited to share the following:... The National NAIDOC Committee have postponed National NAIDOC Week 2020 until November 8-15 due to the impacts of coronavirus and associated restrictions. This years national theme is: Always Was, Always Will Be. Given the current challenges faced by the Community, we have experienced big changes, the Victorian NAIDOC Committee have also decided to postpone our events to be held in line with the National NAIDOC Week in November. That said, we do feel it is important to check-in and create a space to come together as best we can during these times and make sure that we dont miss this opportunity to celebrate Aboriginal Communities, Histories and Cultures. Therefore, we are excited to announce that we will be partnering with Aboriginal Victoria, 3KND, Arts Centre Melbourne, VACCHO and Victoria Together for an online concert. This online concert will be streamed on Saturday 11 July and will feature some well-known Aboriginal musicians and entertainers, stay tuned for further information. If your organisation or community group has capacity to hold an online NAIDOC event, we encourage you to do so. You may wish to share your perspective on NAIDOC Week, highlighting how you have been able to support Community in the recent months. Its important that we celebrate NAIDOC whenever we can, anytime of the year. We are strong and proud in our culture and we should take any opportunity we have to showcase this. We hope that you can join us on Saturday 11 July for the deadly online concert! Please follow us here on Facebook and check our website for more information and updates http://vicnaidoc.com.au We send our thoughts and well wishes to all Community who may be struggling at this time. Thank you, Victorian NAIDOC Committee
01.01.2022 FEW SPOTS LEFT FOR CABARET TONIGHT! ***We've extended the artist cut-off time to 2pm TODAY**
