First Nations Action Network - Sunshine Coast

First Nations Action Network - Sunshine Coast This is a peoples movement and it needs people like you to be a part of it. We must all work together and inclusively.

The First Nations Action Network nurtures authentic relationships and organises communities through progressive collaboration, driving leadership for change and advocating for community wellbeing. This is a peoples movement and it needs people like you to be part of it. We encourage all to come along and share your unique ideas and perspectives. We are actively looking for new supporters and volun

teers to contribute to a better future for all. Despite First Nations issues being of a political nature, the First Nations Action Network is non-partisan.

Standing on the shoulders of giants 🖤🙌🏽Invasion Day is more than a date - it is a powerful testament to Survival and Cul...
28/01/2026

Standing on the shoulders of giants 🖤🙌🏽

Invasion Day is more than a date - it is a powerful testament to Survival and Cultural Sovereignty.

It is a day to acknowledge the profound injustice of the past while celebrating the unbreakable spirit of First Nations peoples.

📸 by Dylan Buckee

28/01/2026
Together.When injustice is never addressed, its impacts don’t disappear, they are passed down, felt today, and carried i...
27/01/2026

Together.

When injustice is never addressed, its impacts don’t disappear, they are passed down, felt today, and carried into the future unless we choose to do something differently.

This is not about blame or guilt. It is about empathy, understanding, and the choice to stand beside First Nations (Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander) peoples today.

Thank you for standing with community ❤️💛🖤💙🤍💚

Truth doesn’t disappear because we’re uncomfortable with it.

And healing doesn’t happen by pretending it’s over.

📸 by Craig Holmes Photographer

✊🏽 Invasion Day 2026: Thank You!To every person who showed up and stood up: Thank you. This movement would be nothing wi...
27/01/2026

✊🏽 Invasion Day 2026: Thank You!

To every person who showed up and stood up: Thank you. This movement would be nothing without our community ❤️

The massive turnout on the Sunshine Coast proves that truth-telling cannot be ignored. While some try to make First Nations rights invisible, we know the truth: January 26 marks an invasion that continues to impact the self-determination of First Nations (Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander) peoples.

For many, this day is a day of Mourning and Survival. Unity isn't difficult, it just requires showing up with respect, goodwill and an open heart to the lived experience of First Nations people.

🖤 Deep Gratitude

A massive shout-out to the legends who made the day happen:

- QuEvents and our tireless ground crew

- Our incredible volunteers & performers

- Every community organisation who invested their time and energy

- QPS for their assistance and support

This event grows every year, and we can’t wait to see even more of you in 2027.

📸 by Paul Zellerer

25/01/2026

TOMORROW! 88 years ago, the first Day of Mourning changed Australia forever.

This January 26, we stand on the shoulders of those giants to continue the march for justice, survival, and sovereignty.

With over 1.2 million allies in Queensland, it’s time to show up. Bring your family, your friends, and your spirit.

Let’s make the Sunshine Coast’s 4th Invasion Day procession the loudest one yet 🖤💛❤️💙🤍💚

Please RSVP Now for updates and to assist organisers:
https://bit.ly/InvasionDay2026_SC

📽️ by Brooke Elizabeth Photography

Will you join us? Come together TOMORROW!Stand in solidarity & goodwill with First Nations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
25/01/2026

Will you join us? Come together TOMORROW!

Stand in solidarity & goodwill with First Nations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) peoples on this day to mark Invasion Day, a Day of Mourning and Survival.

🌞🏝️🙌🏽

Please RSVP Now for updates and to assist organisers:
https://bit.ly/InvasionDay2026_SC

22/01/2026

According to the Children’s Court of Queensland annual report (data current at September 2025),
First Nations (Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander) young people accounted for 72 % of those in youth detention on an average day in 2024–25.

Queensland had the highest rate of child incarceration of any state in 2025 with about 300 children aged 10-17 ‘in detention on an average night of the September quarter.

19/01/2026

Join us THIS year! 26 January 2026! ❤️💛🖤💙🤍💚 😎

Stand in solidarity & goodwill with First Nations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) peoples on this day to mark Invasion Day, a Day of Mourning and Survival.

🌞🏝️🙌🏽

Please RSVP Now for updates and to assist organisers:
https://bit.ly/InvasionDay2026_SC

📽️by Brooke Elizabeth Photography

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