Attend an event in Victoria to engage with and learn more about a First Nations Voice to Parliament and upcoming Referendum.
This page has Rec Vic, Local Reconciliation Group, Local Government and community events across Victoria.
You can also find events via Yes23.
Join Councillor Emily Dimitriadis of the City of Darebin for a special event to celebrate football, soccer and the YES referendum!
Guest speakers include Craig Foster AM, Wurundjeri Elder Uncle Andrew Gardiner, Majak Daw, and Aunty Jill Gallagher AO.
The panel discussion will be moderated by Maria Dimopoulos AM and a special performance from Rec Vic Co-chair and Didgeridoo player Uncle Shane Charles.
Join Voices for Monash, for a community information forum on the Voice to Parliament with guest speakers:
When: Tuesday 5 -Thursday 28 September
Where: Balwyn, Hawthorn, Camberwell and Online
Boroondara Reconciliation Network are hosting information sessions on the referendum for local residents to learn more about the referendum. Multiple sessions are taking place in September, face to face and online.
Knowledgeable facilitators will guide these discussions offering a safe and welcome space for all participants.
When: Wednesday 4 October, 6pm - 7:30pm
Where: Bendigo Trades Hall
Bendigo Reconciliation Committee is hosting a second Voice to Parliament - Community Forum featuring a panel discussion with local First Nations people and Elders.
Discussion will focus on the journey to the Voice to Parliament and will look at the Uluru Statement from the Heart, First Nations Voice to Parliament as well as all aspects of the upcoming referendum and various campaigns.
When: Sunday 8 October, 2pm - 3:30pm
Where: Community Rooms, Ivanhoe Library and Cultural Hub
Come and hear differing views, and to ask questions, to understand all aspects of the upcoming referendum and the First Nations Voice to Parliament.
Banyule City Council are hosting the 3rd community engagement session following their endorsement of the Uluru Statement from the Heart in December 2022.
This event supports council's commitment to information share about the upcoming referendum and top ensure the community is informed.
Register here.
When: Saturday 30 September,2-4pm
Where: Wurriki Nyal Civic Precinct,137-149 Mercer Street Geelong, VIC 3220
Engage in a dynamic community dialogue about the Voice to Parliament, where we can collectively share insights and deepen our understanding.
This event is a prime opportunity for an enriching exchange of perspectives.
To ensure a robust and inclusive discussion, all are welcome. Diverse viewpoints contribute to a more comprehensive exploration of the subject.
Kingston City Council are hosting a series of information sessions to provide an opportunity for the community to be informed about the Voice Referendum. Learn about the Voice to Parliament and hear from highly esteemed local Aboriginal community members. Each session includes time for questions from participants and an opportunity for discussion.
When: Saturday 7 October, 2.00-3.30pm
Where: Patterson Lakes CommunityCentre, 54-70 Thompson Road, Patterson Lakes
When: Tuesday 3 October, 7.00-8.00pm
Where: Clarinda Community Centre, 58Viney Street, Clarinda
When: Wednesday 4 October, 11am - 12pm
Where: Clarinda Community Centre, 58Viney Street, Clarinda
More information all sessions.
When: Sunday 1 October, 4 - 7 PM
Where: 226 Kooyong Rd, Toorak
Initiatives of Change Australia are continuing their support for the Voice to Parliamant and upcoming referendum.
Join IofC for a free family-friendly event, open to all people who will come together for YES.
Connect to country through dance, with DJ Hong Starr on the decks and guided bySoph from POHSS Studio.
Join in the fun andpositive vibes in this eclectic music mix garden dance party.
Games and chill out spaces will also be on offer. BYO food and non-alcoholic drinks.
Register here
When: Wednesday 4 October, 6.45pm
Where: Coburg Library, Corner Victoria and Louisa Street, Coburg
Come along to a neutral educational session to learn more about The Voice Referendum. There will also be time for a Q&A session following the presentation.
Topics covered will include:
· A "Crash Course" on the Constitution and Amendments to it
· A brief history of the proposed Voice Amendment
· What the Ballot looks like and an explanation of the Amendment.
· What happens if the amendment passes
Many events are taking place nation-wide in support of Yes 23.
Reconciliation Victoria acknowledges the valuable support we receive from our funding partners.
