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350,000 people join search for Tjanpi the lost dog at Sydney Opera House on Indigenous Literacy Day

350,000 people join search for Tjanpi the lost dog at Sydney Opera House on Indigenous Literacy Day

On Wednesday 4 September, we celebrated Indigenous Literacy Day ILD) with the theme: ‘Be A Proud Voice For Country’, including launching three beautiful new bilingual books.  Our free FILM and LIVESTREAM event was broadcast from the Sydney Opera House, reaching our biggest audience ever of 350,792 people! You can still register to watch the FILM and LIVESTREAM THE FILM: Be A Proud Voice For Country Singing up the theme Be A Proud Voice for Country, this year’s FILM took us into three First Nations Communities across Australia: Cunnamulla, Queensland; Vincentia, New South Wales; and the Tiwi Islands in the Northern...

  • Posted 25 September, 2024


Come with us on a joyful adventure! Register now for Indigenous Literacy Day

Come with us on a joyful adventure! Register now for Indigenous Literacy Day

Do you know what a Moondagutta is? Ever heard of Booglies? Register now for Indigenous Literacy Day to learn more!

  • Posted 28 August, 2024


Swimming 100km in a Day to Raise Funds For ILF

Swimming 100km in a Day to Raise Funds For ILF

Emma Tovey is a passionate Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF)  supporter who organised a “100km in a day” swim with people in different cities across Australia, raising an incredible $11,500 for the ILF!

  • Posted 06 August, 2024


ILF Welcomes Jillian Bowie, Helene Byfield & Julie Burland to Board

ILF Welcomes Jillian Bowie, Helene Byfield & Julie Burland to Board

The ILF is proud to welcome three new Board Members, Jillian Bowie, Helene Byfield and Julie to our growing team. Their expertise will help positively guide our programs for the years to come.

  • Posted 25 July, 2024


Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud

Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud

“The theme honours the enduring strength and vitality of First Nations culture – with fire a symbol of connection to Country, to each other, and to the rich tapestry of traditions that define Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples,” explains the NAIDOC Committee.

  • Posted 07 July, 2024


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