Redfern then and now

Immerse yourself in the heart of Aboriginal culture in Sydney, with an insightful 90-minute walking tour of Redfern. Learn about the social and political history of Redfern, and its role at the epicentre of Aboriginal activism.

The tour is guided by Donna Ingram, a proud Wiradjuri woman. Donna is proud to be a Cultural Representative for the local Aboriginal community in Sydney. She has worked in Aboriginal affairs, Government and community organisations in Sydney for the past 35 years. She was also elected to represent her community as a Councillor on the former Sydney Regional Council of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC).
Donna holds a Diploma in Aboriginal Community Development and is a Graduate of the Indigenous Women’s Leadership Development Program. Donna is involved in several community consultation groups especially in regards to women’s issues and NAIDOC week in the Redfern/inner city area. She is often called upon for advisory panels and community consultation groups. Donna is also on the Board of Moogahlin Performing Arts.

The tour involves a light walk along flat surfaces, but comfortable shoes are advised.

Please arrive by 1:25pm sharp for a 1:30pm start from the National Centre for Indigenous Excellence (NCIE), 180 George St, Redfern

There is some street parking available or you can walk to NCIE from Redfern train station in under 10 minutes. 

This tour is organised by Emanuel Synagogue and The Jewish Independent. 

If the ticket price is a major impediment to your participation please contact Sharon Berger at sharonb@thejewishindepedent.com.au