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National Sorry Day -Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal People always in our thoughts
For National Sorry Day May 26th commemorative activities succeeded in uniting the community as the Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal Corporation (KSGAC) held a number of events promoting awareness throughout the community. The official Sorry Day event saw Kimberley people travelling into Broome with 160 passing through the doors. KSGAC Chairperson Mark Bin Bakar said the …
The Fremantle Football Club join forces with Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal Corporation and members for National Sorry Day Match
On May 26th, National Sorry Day the Fremantle Football Club joined forces with the Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal Corporation and members during the Indigenous round played at the Optus Stadium. Player Michael Walters scored the winning point. Final Score 73-72 The photos include the KSGAC staff and members who were looked after with a special …
ABC Kimberley coverage of National Sorry Day Event- Broome- 2019
ABC Kimberley 2019 Coverage of the KSGAC SORRY DAY CONCERT -Facebook post. Already 124 LIKES! “A beautiful evening in Broome last night, as locals gathered to commemorate the legacy of the Stolen Generations. There was lots of food…lots of purple…and some great tunes from Sam Lovell, Ginger Cox and Stephen Pigram.”
Sorry Day May 26th KSGAC promotions and education stall well supported.
In one morning more than 70 people approached our team during the National Sorry Day Promotion and education stall in Broome. The wider community is gaining a deeper understanding of National Sorry Day held on May 26th and commemoration activities have taken place around Australia. For our team the evidence of just how many are …
On May 26th-National Sorry Day the Broome Shire buildings will Shine purple to acknowledge and remember the Kimberley Stolen Aboriginal People
The Chinatown Discovery Festival coincides with May 26th National Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week 2019. The Broome Shire Office and Civic Centre will be lit-up purple on Sorry Day to remember the Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal People and their families. The colour purple symbolises healing and we encourage you to go by and reflect on …
Let’s see a mass of purple during Reconciliation Week 27th May – 3 June.
Reconciliation Week is almost here and the AFL National Indigenous round will feature all 18 teams wearing Guernseys with significant Indigenous designs related to Aboriginal culture. The Indigenous round is named in Honour of Sir Doug Nicholls and his contribution in Australia. Sir Doug Nicholls was a strong Indigenous role-model and South Australia’s First Indigenous …
National Sorry Day on May 26th is almost here please order the Kimberley Stolen Generation Sorry Day Flowers to get them in time.
National Sorry Day on May 26th is fast approaching and orders for the Kimberley Stolen Generation Sorry Day Flowers are underway as thousands prepare commemoration activities throughout Australia. We appreciate your ongoing support for Stolen Generation people and their descendants. Our Flowers are available while stocks last. For more information on the significance of …
KSGAC has played a pivotal role in assisting East Kimberley Aboriginal ex-servicemen gain recognition for their Army Service.
The Kimberley Stolen Generation Aboriginal Corporation (KSGAC) has played a pivotal role in assisting East Kimberley Aboriginal ex-servicemen gain recognition for their Army Service. Two military service medals had been awarded retrospectively, after these men had completed their military service in NORFORCE. This meant that they had to apply on-line, which was an inappropriate, confronting …
Healing Foundation Stolen Generations Resource Kit is now ready for Teachers and students to use throughout Australia
The Healing Foundation’s Stolen Generations Resource Kit for Teachers and Students has been created to educate young people about the Stolen Generations. It makes it easy for school communities to start the conversation and inform classroom discussions using facts, real examples and stories. Cultural consultation and guidance from Stolen Generations members has been an …
