Join Our Live NAIDOC Week Webinar

NAIDOC Week 6 -13 July 2025

Tailored for Organisation Groups

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Organisation Group Session
Tuesday 8 July, 2025 12pm – 1pm AEST

 
Spots will fill fast and registration will close when all spots are filled. If interested make sure to connect with sales https://www.evolves.com.au/call/ by Monday 1 July COB.

About the Session:

 
 2025 marks 50 years of NAIDOC Week, celebrating the rich culture, strength, and resilience of Indigenous peoples. This year’s theme, “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy”, honours the wisdom of our Elders and the enduring legacy of our Ancestors, while looking forward to the future, empowered by the strength of young leaders and the vision of our communities.

At Evolve Communities, we’ve curated a very special NAIDOC Week yarning webinar guided by Aunty Munya Andrews, Aboriginal Elder, featuring the voices of our First Nations team members and what the theme means to them.

What You’ll Walk Away With:

A deeper understanding of “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy”, this years NAIDOC week theme..

Insights into Dreamtime, Ancestors, Songlines, and Country, and why these elements are key to understanding how we move forward together as Allies.

First-hand stories from our First Nations team members about their connections to Country and the importance of respecting Elders and their legacy.

Practical tools and knowledge for Allyship: As non-Indigenous Allies, we are tasked with understanding and respecting Indigenous culture, and this session will provide the steps we need to move forward in Reconciliation.

Why Attend?

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This session is not just about theory; it’s about real action.
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With no shame, no blame, we’ll walk through practical steps for creating lasting change in your workplace and personal life.
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Leave feeling empowered, uplifted, and ready to make a tangible impact on Reconciliation.

Ticket Information

  • Organisation Group Yarning Webinar ($2,900 + GST): A shared session for organisations committed to Reconciliation, conducted on Zoom with a 200-participant limit per organisation.

  • If you’d prefer something exclusive for your organisation, we’re also offering private webinars. Offering flexibility in scheduling and platform (MS Teams or Zoom), with a capacity of up to 1,000 participants. 
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What’s Included:

Interactive, high-quality learning experience

Safe space for reflection, discussion, and actionable steps

Live Q&A with Aunty Munya and Carla

Playback available for 1 month to all ticket holders

What Past Participants Are Saying:

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  • Kylie Thompson

    - RAP Working Group Chair, Financial Services Sector


    “The best NRW session we’ve ever run. The warmth, wisdom, and practicality helped our team engage on a much deeper level than we’ve experienced before.”

  • Employee Feedback

    Post-Webinar Survey, National
    Retail Group


    “Thank you to our leadership team for arranging this session — it meant so much to our staff and showed a real commitment to walking this journey meaningfully, not just symbolically.”

  • Daniel Liu

    People & Culture Manager, National
    Health Provider


    “It wasn’t just informative — it was engaging, interactive, and left our people with a genuine understanding of what Reconciliation can look like in action.”

How to Book:

Ready to book or hold your place? Paige, our First Nations Sales Executive, would love to help book your spot or answer any questions. You can reach her by:
Scheduling a call with Paige directly

Or simply click the button below to register your interest.

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About your Hosts

Carla Rogers

Founder, Director, Learning Designer & Ally

As Co-Director of Evolve Communities, Carla leads a team committed to creating interactive and innovative learning programs that are highly impactful. Carla’s work is driven by a deep understanding of the importance of cultural safety and inclusivity in both digital and face-to-face learning environments. 

Aunty Munya Andrews

Director, Aboriginal Elder & Cultural Educator

Aunty Munya Andrews is a respected Indigenous leader, Bardi Elder, cultural educator, and Co-Director of Evolve Communities. With a long history of working to promote Reconciliation and cultural awareness, Aunty Munya combines her deep knowledge of Aboriginal culture with a passion for teaching and empowering others. 

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