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Stepping Black Indigenous Corporation Australia exists to encourage First Nations communities to strengthen cultural identity and family connections through the facilitation of programs and activities that foster positive change, builds capacity and resilience that promote good health, community wellbeing and build long lasting relationships that connect people, places, and cultures across Australia.

Weekend of Weaving, Wellbeing and Wonderful Women

Our Weekend of Weaving, Wellbeing and Wonderful Women, was an incredible experience for a lot of women.
Please watch our video coverage of the event.

GEM women's group

G.E.M
Women's Group

TIE together in education

T.I.E
Together in Education

Y-Mob - Culture Club Champions

Y-MOB
Youth Programs

Culture Club Champions

Culture Club Champions
After School Programs

Bari Bari
Early Education Program

Our Vision

To impact individuals and communities to change their world by achieving their potential.

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Arvo Art

Pics from Arvo Art yesterday. We did indigenous symbols dot paintings and played Charades.

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09/02/2024

We acknowledge and respect the First Peoples of the lands, waters, and skies where we live and work. We acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded and that this always was and always will be the lands, waters, and skies of the First Peoples. We acknowledge and respect ongoing connection to Country, Community, and to the oldest living cultures in the world. We respect Elders past and present and we act respectfully considering the generations to come.

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