ANU NAIDOC Week
Because of Her, We Can! conference
September 10 - 14
Artwork by Krystal Hurst
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The Australian National University Students’Association Indigenous Department is proud to present to you the ANU National NAIDOC Conference 2018: Because of her, we can!
Held at the Australian National University, this conference will bring together some of this country’s most inspirational Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women speaking on issues ranging from health to education, politics to law, the environment to business and so much more. It will also showcase Indigenous women local to the Australian Capital Territory region and the significant role they have played – and continue to play – in their own communities. |
Stay tuned for updates of speakers, panel themes, and to learn about new and old acts! This conference will be accessible and open to all, and we know there will be something for everyone in it!
Updates for the ANU NAIDOC Conference will be announced here and on our Facebook page.
Updates for the ANU NAIDOC Conference will be announced here and on our Facebook page.
Top banner: 2018 National NAIDOC logo.
The ANUSA Indigenous Department acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands across country. We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands that we operate, the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples. We pay our respect to Ngunnawal and Ngambri Elders, who shall forever be part of the lands, skies, and rivers of this place. The Indigenous Department acknowledges all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the Australian National University, and acknowledge their dedication to their journey of education.
The ANUSA Indigenous Department acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands across country. We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands that we operate, the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples. We pay our respect to Ngunnawal and Ngambri Elders, who shall forever be part of the lands, skies, and rivers of this place. The Indigenous Department acknowledges all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the Australian National University, and acknowledge their dedication to their journey of education.