{"id":2564,"date":"2022-05-26T14:10:09","date_gmt":"2022-05-26T04:10:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.lottamagazine.com\/newsite\/?p=2564"},"modified":"2024-04-19T13:51:20","modified_gmt":"2024-04-19T03:51:20","slug":"naidoc-week-posters-of-famous-indigenous-people","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.lottamagazine.com\/newsite\/educational\/naidoc-week-posters-of-famous-indigenous-people\/","title":{"rendered":"NAIDOC Week posters of famous Indigenous people"},"content":{"rendered":"

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NAIDOC Week celebrations are held around Australia each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. One of the ways the National NAIDOC Committee suggests we celebrate \u00a0is to start your own hall of fame featuring Indigenous role models or study a famous Indigenous Australian. So I’ve done my own studying and created some posters to help kids and teachers celebrate famous and influential Indigenous people. \u00a0You can purchase them on this website<\/a> or at my TPT store<\/a>.<\/p>\n

UPDATE 2024: There is now a second set of posters<\/a> with 35 more famous indigenous Australians.<\/p>\n

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There are 35 fun posters of famous and influential Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from a wide variety of eras and fields including; sport, politics, art, acting, activism, writing, music, television presenters and more.<\/p>\n

This set features;\u00a0David Unaipon,\u00a0Cathy Freeman,\u00a0Neville Bonner,\u00a0Adam Goodes,\u00a0Albert Namatjira,\u00a0Samantha Harris,\u00a0Evonne Goolagong Cawley,\u00a0Lowitja O\u2019Donoghue,\u00a0Linda Burney,\u00a0Jessica Mauboy,\u00a0Oodgeroo Noonuccal,\u00a0Eddie Mabo,\u00a0Ash Barty,\u00a0Patty Mills,\u00a0Nova Peris,\u00a0Jack Charles,\u00a0Mandawuy Yunupingu,\u00a0David Gulpilil,\u00a0Emily Kame Kngwarreye,\u00a0Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri,\u00a0Pearl Gibbs,\u00a0Stan Grant,\u00a0Geoffery Gurrumul Yunupingu,\u00a0Deborah Mailman,\u00a0Noel Pearson,\u00a0Archie Roach,\u00a0Tony Armstrong,\u00a0Johnathon Thurston,\u00a0Ernie Dingo,\u00a0Lionel Rose,\u00a0Christine Anu,\u00a0Ken Thaiday Snr.,\u00a0Danzal Baker (Baker Boy),\u00a0Truganini and\u00a0Gladys Elphick.<\/p>\n

UPDATE: The second set features: Adam Briggs (Briggs),\u00a0Narelda Jacobs,\u00a0Benn Harradine,\u00a0Anita Heiss,\u00a0Jack Manning Bancroft,\u00a0Dan Sultan,\u00a0Thelma Plum,\u00a0Lance Franklin,\u00a0Bronwyn Bancroft,\u00a0Troy Cassar-Daley,\u00a0Vincent Lingiari,\u00a0William Cooper,\u00a0Rob Collins,\u00a0Charlton Howard (The Kid Laroi),\u00a0Leah Purcell,\u00a0Charles Perkins,\u00a0Fanny Cochrane-Smith,\u00a0Megan Davis,\u00a0John Paul Janke,\u00a0Coleen Shirley Perry Smith (Mum Shirl),\u00a0Sam Thaiday,\u00a0Lydia Williams,\u00a0Marcia Langton,\u00a0Greg Ingliss,\u00a0Pat Dodson,\u00a0Jimmy Little,\u00a0Rachel Perkins,\u00a0Joyce Clague,\u00a0Mitch Tambo,\u00a0Casey Donovan,\u00a0Pat O\u2019Shane,\u00a0Miranda Tapsell,\u00a0Tom Calma,\u00a0Chloe Quayle (Barkaa),\u00a0Nicky Winmar and\u00a0Faith Bandler.<\/p>\n

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Each poster includes an original illustration of the person, the person\u2019s name and the nation or island they belong to and a quick summary of the persons achievements. They are A4 size but can be printed at larger sizes (A3, A2) without loss of quality. \u00a0If you’d like them for your school or classroom, you can purchase them on this website<\/a> or at my TPT store<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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If you want to celebrate more famous Australian’s, I have also just finished a series of posters of famous Australian artists that are also in the stores now.<\/p>\n

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NAIDOC Week celebrations are held around Australia each July to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. One of the ways the National NAIDOC Committee suggests we celebrate \u00a0is to start your own hall…<\/p>\n

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