Join fellow staff and students for a powerful and thought-provoking documentary screening of In My Blood It Runs, held as part of National Reconciliation Week.

The event will begin with a Welcome to Country at by Cliffy Wilson, dressed in Traditional attire, in the Kaurna Learning Circle.

Afterward, enjoy a espresso made coffee or hot chocolate to warm you up, along with free native popcorn, before heading into the Ingkarni Wardli Atrium for the screening of In My Blood It Runs.

3.30pm-5pm- Enjoy a free barista made hot drink (Kaurna learning circle)

4pm- Welcome to Country (Kaurna learning circle)

5-6.30pm- Documentary viewing of 'In my blood it runs' (IW Atrium)

About the documentary: In My Blood It Runs

This compelling film follows 10-year-old Dujuan, an Aboriginal boy growing up in Alice Springs, as he navigates the challenges of school, family, and cultural identity.

Told through Dujuan's own words, In My Blood It Runs offers an unfiltered look into the strengths and struggles of First Nations communities. It raises important questions about education, justice, and what it truly means to listen to Indigenous voices.

This is more than just a film — it's a chance to reflect, learn, and be part of the conversation around truth-telling and reconciliation in Australia.

Why attend?

Deepen your understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander experiences
Join the conversation about reconciliation and change
Connect with peers

Whether you're new to Reconciliation Week or have been part of the movement for years, this event offers a space for awareness, respect, and action.

All staff and students welcome. Come with an open mind and heart.

Bean bags provided, dress warm!