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CDU EVENT

Vincent Lingiari Memorial Gathering

Campfire yarning with Charlie King
Presenter Charlie King OAM, AM
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Contact person E: firstnationsleadership@cdu.edu.au
Location Orange 7 Amphitheatre, CDU Casuarina Campus
Open to All International audience, CDU staff and students, Public

Gurindji man Charlie King OAM AM invites you to gather round the campfire for an evening of truth-telling, storytelling and song.

He’ll share the emotional journey of walking in his mother’s footsteps and the challenge of living in two worlds; alongside a short video of the Country she was taken from.

From the legacy of Vincent Lingiari to the communities that raised him, Charlie reflects on a life dedicated to building safer, stronger futures.

Featuring a special performance by ARIA Award-winning artist Sara Storer, and a moving song by his 17-year-old niece, Sky Nelson.

Register here

Or watch a live stream of the event on Vimeo.

vincent lingiari event information with charlie king

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