# NAIDOC WEEK, 6-13 July

> NAIDOC Week is held every year as an opportunity for us all, Aboriginal and non-aboriginal, to celebrate the First Peoples of Australia. There are many resources available on both the Assembly and the NAIDOC websites www. assembly.

3 July 2014 · News

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NAIDOC Week is held every year as an opportunity for us all, Aboriginal and non-aboriginal, to celebrate the First Peoples of Australia.There are many resources available on both the Assembly and the NAIDOC websites [www.assembly.uca.org.au](https://www.assembly.uca.org.au/) and [www.naidoc.org.au](https://www.naidoc.org.au/) to use to celebrate this week in your churches. Let us each make this week a time in which we all take steps along the pathway towards truly having “A DESTINY TOGETHER”.

Recently, General Secretary Rev. Dr Andrew Williams met Adam Goodes Australian of the Year at an event at Wayside Chapel to launch Recognise Campaign which recognises the constitutional recognition of First Peoples. See [https://www.recognise.org.au/?action_code=%27success%27](https://www.recognise.org.au/?action_code=%27success%27) and [https://www.thewaysidechapel.com/we-want-recognition.php](https://www.thewaysidechapel.com/we-want-recognition.php) for more information about this initiative.