Creating Memorable NAIDOC Week Events
Description
Planning and Delivering Great NAIDOC Week Events
Join First Nations Economics and Georges River Council for a free practical workshop designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people involved in planning community events and celebrations.
Whether you're organising a family day, community gathering, market, exhibition or cultural activity, this workshop will help you build the skills and confidence to deliver successful events that are culturally grounded, well-organised and easy to report on.
Participants will explore:
• Planning your event with purpose and community in mind
• Developing run sheets, roles and risk management plans
• Promoting events through trusted community channels
• Managing budgets, suppliers and records
• Gathering feedback and demonstrating impact
• Preparing reports and acquittals with confidence
Participants will receive practical templates and a workbook to support future events and community activities.
The event will conclude with an optional walk on Country at Carss Bush Park led by Uncle Dean Kelly, a Yuin/Wailwan man and local Knowledge Holder.
This workshop is free and open to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Morning tea and lunch will be provided.
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