NAIDOC celebrates the survival of Indigenous culture and the Indigenous contribution to modern Australia. All Australians are encouraged to participate in NAIDOC Week activities. For more details see the national NAIDOC website ![]()
Lighthouse Grants
Schools, artists, training and art organisations can apply for Indigenous project funding of up to $25 000 under the Queensland Government's Lighthouse Grants.
The grants will fund projects that demonstrate best practice in Indigenous program delivery.
The program aims to create new approaches to education, training and the arts by stimulating collaborative approaches across the three areas. Successful application need to involve partnerships with at least two of these areas.
Guidelines (new window) 46k
and application forms (new window) 71k
are available online.
Applications close on Wednesday 23 July 2008.
Education, Training and Indigenous Futures
During 2007, at the initiative of the Department, the Ministerial Council on Education, Employment, Training and Youth Affairs (MCEETYA), through the Australian Education Systems Officials Committee (AESOC), commissioned a review of research undertaken by the Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research (CAEPR) and CAEPR Research Associates over the period 1990-2007.
The resulting report, Education, Training and Indigenous Futures CAEPR Policy Research: 1990-2007, is now complete and available for download: Education, Training and Indigenous Futures CAEPR Policy Research: 1990-2007
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There are many websites with information related to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and cultures, ranging from community-based websites to government-run sites. These websites provide information on careers, news, culture and jobs. There are also links to music clips, art exhibitions, competitions and games.

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