The City of Adelaide is proud to launch Kaurna Voices this National Reconciliation Week. Kaurna Voices celebrates the Kaurna culture through personal stories and research highlighting the cultural significance of the Adelaide Park Lands. 🗺️ Our new interactive map explores many of the Kaurna Peoples' sacred connections to the land we know as Adelaide and highlights the significant historical experiences and events that have occurred from early colonisation times. Learn more: https://brnw.ch/21w

To mark the beginning of National Reconciliation Week 2021, we are proud take part in the National Acknowledgement of Country this morning. This special launch event encourages people all across Australia to acknowledge the traditional owners of the Country on which we live, work, learn. Our musical Acknowledgement of Country is a collaboration with Kaurna Narungga musicians and composers Jack Buckskin and Jamie Goldsmith. #NRW2021 #MoreThanAWord Reconciliation Australia Steven Marshall Paul Fle

An Acknowledgement of Country is an act of respect for the continuing connection of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Traditional Owners and Custodians to the land on which you stand. See our tips for including an Acknowledgement of Country: https://bit.ly/AcknowledgementFactSheet See the Narragunnawali RAP Action for your school or Early Learning service: https://bit.ly/AcknowledgementRAPAction #Reconciliation | Reconciliation Australia

6.5K views · 154 reactions | Earlier this year students from Magill School filmed this Kaurna Acknowledgement. It seems like a fitting time to share their video for National NAIDOC Week. "We respect the cultural relationships and connections that Kaurna people have for their country, and acknowledge them as the traditional owners and occupants of the Adelaide Plains." ➡️ Learn about #NAIDOCWeek here: www.naidoc.org.au | Department for Education, South Australia | Facebook

Kaurna language classes at Gilles Street PS