Unley Allies with First Nations People

10/07/2026

Allies in Action

Sunday, 19 July, 3:30 for 4pm to 6pm

Church of the Trinity, 318 Goodwood Road, Clarence Park

Have you ever wondered:

What can Allyship with Aboriginal Peoples look like?
How do I move beyond good intentions into meaningful action?

How do I build genuine relationships based on respect, listening and reciprocity?

How can I contribute to creating culturally safer spaces where Aboriginal voices are heard, respected and elevated?

Join Unley Allies for an afternoon of connection, conversation and learning as we gather around these questions together.

Purchase tickets here: https://actionnetwork.org/ticketed_events/allies-in-action?source=direct_link&
$40 full price $25 for concession holders.

Message us for complimentary entry for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples: [email protected]

Connect. Reflect. Learn

03/06/2026

At last, the first statue in Adelaide commemorating a great First Nations leader: the Late Dr Lowitja O’Donoghue. We celebrate the occasion.

03/06/2026

Today is Mabo Day: on this day in 1992, the High Court of Australia ruled in favour of Land Rights, overturning the myth of ‘terra nullis’!

29/05/2026

Fantastic reflections from young people about what reconciliation means:

27/05/2026

More than 50 Allies gathered in Fullarton for breakfast at Living Choice and live streaming of this wonderful event that was hosted by Unley Allies with First Nations People!

27/05/2026

Join in and help save this sacred site…

Come down and join us for another BBQ and a family friendly day of sharing Kaurna Culture, Performances and activities for everyone.
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WHEN: 7th June
TIME: 2.30pm - 5pm
WHERE: Pirltawardli - Possum Park

26/05/2026

Today is National Sorry Day: the start of National Reconciliation Week.

We acknowledge the Stolen Generations and the traumatic impact of forced child removals on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Today is National Sorry Day.

We remember and honour the Survivors of the Stolen Generations and their descendants. Sorry Day is a time to reflect on our shared history and commit to a future built on truth, healing, and reconciliation.

Let us listen. Let us learn. Let us walk together.

25/05/2026

This is an important statement from the Voice to SA Parliament, explaining why the Voice is essential to addressing ongoing inequities for First Nations people.