Events
Stay across relevant events that help inspire and promote social and cultural inclusion and help foster a sense of belonging.
National Reconciliation Week – Grounded in Truth Walk Together with Courage
National Reconciliation Week (NRW) 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.
Africa Day Dinner 2019
In strengthening and adhering to the above declarations and agreements, the Organisation of African Communities of Western Australia (OAC), African local groups in WA and partner UWA have identified a critical need to host the Africa Day Celebration Events from 24-26 May.
Sorry Day
Sorry Day on 26 May is an important moment to remember the past policies of forced child removal.
Aboriginal Cultural Awareness and Understanding Sessions
In recognition of National Reconciliation Week. The City of Belmont is inviting community members and service providers to attend the free Aboriginal Cultural Awareness and Understanding sessions facilitated by Mr Danny Ford from Kambarang Services.
Inspiring Australians Student Forum at UWA’s Octagon Theatre
Auspire will present its third Inspiring Australians Student Forum at UWA’s Octagon Theatre on Wednesday 3rd July 2019. The theme for this year’s forum being Courage and Resilience.
Perth Comic Arts Festival 2019
PCAF Festival Day on the 6th July at the ECU campus in Mount Lawley
Walk for Reconciliation 2019
On Friday 31st May you are invited to join in the Walk for Reconciliation. This free community event that welcomes people from all cultures and countries, so come along and share in this wonderful experience and show solidarity to the reconciliation movement!
Day of the Dead
We've all heard about the Day of the Dead or seen the classic sugar skull paintings—but what does this celebration really represent?