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Listen "Matty J IV With Roxy Moore On 'Blak Up' 051022"
Episode Synopsis
Matty J chats with First Nations Executive Director at the Foundation for Young Australians, Roxy Moore, about Blak up!
Blak Up is a dedicated First Nations event for young people aged 16-35 years old designed to engage and ignite the fight for change and build Blak power.
The all Blak line-up will be presented at an all expenses paid 4-day camp, featuring inspiring presentations, practical workshops, arts and musicians, to help guide young First Nations people; connect them with each other; and support them to create change in their own communities.
Blak Up participants will access:
Workshops and panels on organising, activism and campaigning
Cultural activities, wellbeing and collective care
Deadly First Nations musicians and artists
Learn from Elders and experienced activists/campaigners
Opportunities to sign up to First Nations movements and campaigns
Ongoing support to create change locally
Why?
The time is now to build and create connections to fight for our future. White Australia has a Black future.The event will be for young First Nations people to learn from Elders and experienced activists and campaigners.
Blak Up is an opportunity to create new connections, learn and decompress. It offers a chance to listen to stories of wins and learnings from past campaigns and movements.
When and where is Blak Up taking place?
Blak Up is taking place Tuesday 8 – Friday 11 November 2022 on Gunditjmara Country, near Warrnambool.
Who can apply?
We encourage and prioritise young mob aged 16-35 years who have lived experience in the justice system, state care, mental health system, housing precarity and those mob who live remote, rural or regional.
FYA First Nations seeks to ensure Blak Up is an inclusive and safe place for young First Nations parents, people with criminal records, disabilities; and LGBTQIA+ communities.
https://www.fya.org.au/blak-up-application-form/
Blak Up is a dedicated First Nations event for young people aged 16-35 years old designed to engage and ignite the fight for change and build Blak power.
The all Blak line-up will be presented at an all expenses paid 4-day camp, featuring inspiring presentations, practical workshops, arts and musicians, to help guide young First Nations people; connect them with each other; and support them to create change in their own communities.
Blak Up participants will access:
Workshops and panels on organising, activism and campaigning
Cultural activities, wellbeing and collective care
Deadly First Nations musicians and artists
Learn from Elders and experienced activists/campaigners
Opportunities to sign up to First Nations movements and campaigns
Ongoing support to create change locally
Why?
The time is now to build and create connections to fight for our future. White Australia has a Black future.The event will be for young First Nations people to learn from Elders and experienced activists and campaigners.
Blak Up is an opportunity to create new connections, learn and decompress. It offers a chance to listen to stories of wins and learnings from past campaigns and movements.
When and where is Blak Up taking place?
Blak Up is taking place Tuesday 8 – Friday 11 November 2022 on Gunditjmara Country, near Warrnambool.
Who can apply?
We encourage and prioritise young mob aged 16-35 years who have lived experience in the justice system, state care, mental health system, housing precarity and those mob who live remote, rural or regional.
FYA First Nations seeks to ensure Blak Up is an inclusive and safe place for young First Nations parents, people with criminal records, disabilities; and LGBTQIA+ communities.
https://www.fya.org.au/blak-up-application-form/
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