Honouring Indigenous Science at Redfern

The Indigenous Science Experience at Redfern Community Centre promises an enriching exploration of traditional Indigenous scientific knowledge. Taking place on Saturday, 9th August, this event invites attendees of all ages to engage directly with Elders and student leaders through diverse interactive activities. Participants can experience bush foods and medicines, traditional weaving, and astronomy from an Indigenous perspective, while also exploring sustainable living practices deeply rooted in more than 60,000 years of continuous culture.

The day will start with a traditional smoking ceremony, creating a meaningful connection to Country.

Join this free community celebration to honour Elders and Indigenous science.

Reserve your spot and honour Indigenous Elders today!

Truth and Reclamation through Indigenous Filmmaking

Experience a powerful act of cultural justice through film with the special screening of Her Name is Nanny Nellie at Club Cowra on Friday, 8 August. This acclaimed documentary engages audiences by confronting colonial narratives, offering a deeply personal and profound exploration of truth-telling, memory and cultural reclamation within Australia’s public institutions.

The evening will be enriched by an interactive Q&A session, enabling the audience to delve deeper into the film’s significance and impact.

Don’t miss this moving cinematic experience.

Secure your ticket to this essential cultural screening now

STEM for Economic Empowerment: First Nations Economic Forum

Celebrate the United Nations International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples by attending the 2025 First Nations Economic Forum online on Saturday, 9 August. This engaging forum is dedicated to exploring how STEM can significantly enhance community development, self-determination, and economic outcomes for Indigenous peoples. Through insightful dialogues and practical examples, attendees will gain valuable insights into leveraging science, technology, engineering and mathematics to drive sustainable community growth and independence.

Empower your community through STEM.

Register now and become part of the future of Indigenous economic empowerment!

Rhodes Science Fair: Discover Hidden Knowledge

Join the free Rhodes Science Fair at The Connection on Saturday, 9 August. Families can explore patterns in nature, uncover hidden technology systems and discover how traditional First Nations knowledge and storytelling reveal deeper understandings of our world. This event offers engaging stage presentations and over a dozen interactive activities.

Bring your family to explore Indigenous science – register today!

ERTHWRX25: Celebrating Indigenous Science and Culture

Celebrate a decade of programming with ERTHWRX25, a unique 10-year retrospective of science, arts, and cultural initiatives exploring regional environmental knowledge from both Indigenous and Western perspectives. Running 10am–4pm, 9–10 August at the Corridor Project Wyangala, this event features live panels, exhibitions and interactive workshops.

Explore environmental knowledge through cultural dialogue – secure your spot!

Stories, Seasons and Signposts in the Sky

On Monday, 11 August, explore Indigenous astronomy and sky-reading skills online. Learn ancient stories that have helped First Nations Australians sustainably navigate life and understand natural phenomena through careful observation of celestial bodies.

Register for this enlightening journey through the stars.

Stories of Indigenous Science: Songlines and Stars

Experience Indigenous astronomy and cultural storytelling at Science Space Wollongong on Tuesday, 12 August. Discover Indigenous heritage through immersive planetarium shows and dynamic presentations.

Connect with stories in the stars – register now!

Into the Deep: Protecting Our Oceans with Indigenous Knowledge

Dive into marine conservation with Indigenous science at SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium on Thursday, 14 August. Interactive exhibits highlight significant projects addressing ocean restoration, fisheries sustainability, and species protection.

Join us in learning from Indigenous wisdom about marine sustainability – secure your spot!

Hidden Messages from the Shoalhaven’s Ecologies

Attend the Shoalhaven Symposium at Bundanon on Friday, 15 August, for presentations, displays, and cultural walks. Discover the overlooked wonders of micro-fungi, pollinators and threatened species, guided by leading Indigenous STEM voices.

Explore the intricate wonders of Shoalhaven’s ecology – book today!

Indigenous STEM Virtual Gallery: Celebrating Innovation

This event provides an educational opportunity suitable for all audiences, promoting awareness and appreciation for Indigenous STEM perspectives.

Gain appreciation for Indigenous scientific contributions – register now!


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