NAIDOC Week 2026 will run from 5-12 July. The official NAIDOC Week website is a great resource for finding out how you can help mark this important celebration.  This year's theme, Fifty Years of Deadly is an important milestone to celebrate. It's also a reminder that...

The life-changing impact of Literacy for Life Foundation's community-led reading and writing Campaigns was highlighted in this ABC News piece. With more than 500 adults nationwide having graduated thanks to the program, these results demonstrate the impact of...

National Reconciliation Week takes place every year between May 27 and June 3 and this year's theme is 'All In'.  These dates commemorate two important events in the journey of reconciliation: the 1967 referendum and the High Court's Mabo decision.  This year's theme,...

Zaiden with his parents Robyn and Mark at their graduation. Photo by Rainy King A Message from Jack Beetson: Urgent Donation Appeal It’s important to hold on to what’s real. And there's nothing more real, or more positive, than the part our supporters have played in...

Literacy for Life Foundation has received four years of funding to continue with its successful community-led model in Far North Queensland under the Australian Government’s new Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) First Nations Program. The funding enables...

Watch the emotional moment Literacy for Life Foundation graduate, Clarrie, reads a letter he received in the mail. Clarrie took part in the community-led Aboriginal adult literacy Campaign in Brewarrina, which was the subject of the documentary In My Own Words, which...

National NAIDOC Week 2025 runs from 6-13 July and marks 50 years of honoring and elevating Indigenous voices, culture, and resilience.  The 2025 theme is The Next Generation: Strength, Vision and Legacy. It celebrates past achievements and the bright future...

National Reconciliation Week is 27 May - 3 June. This year's theme 'Bridging Now to Next' encourages all Australians to continue to work together while being guided by the lessons of the past. The Reconciliation Australia website has lots of information on how you can...