Voice and the Referendum – information for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander early years sector

Aug 02, 2023 - Aug 02, 2023

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Voice and the Referendum – information for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander early years sector

Aug 2 2023

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SNAICC is firmly in support of a Voice to Parliament enshrined in the Constitution.

We see Voice as an important mechanism to have our children’s voices heard and to fire the ambition of all governments to listen to our solutions.

Please join us for this webinar where our CEO Catherine Liddle will discuss SNAICC’s position and why we see Voice as a positive movement for change.

She will be joined by Yiman and Gangulu woman Kara Keys from Yes23, who will present information about the Yes23 campaign.

Catherine and Kara will also answer questions during a Q & A session. Submit your questions through this link: https://forms.gle/XMGt6Z3NQwmUUS6W7

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