Every Week is NAIDOC week at Aboriginal Cultural Immersions

Australia is home to the world's longest continuous culture, spanning between 45,000 and 60,000 years. The surviving Indigenous peoples and cultures have endured megafauna, desertification, at least one ice age and colonisation, while keeping their traditional songlines and creation stories intact. The isolation from the rest of humanity until less than 300 years ago allowed undisturbed cultures to caretake the Dreaming and knowledge from the time of creation, hone unique hunting techniques, weapons and tools, create instruments heard nowhere else in the world, leave time capsule messages in rock and cave art and create their own trade routes. But most of all, Aboriginal Australians are connected to this land.

The many ancestors of today's First Nations people in Australia witnessed the dawn of human life in these lands, and they are the bearers of ancient knowledge and customs. There are over 500 language groups among Indigenous Australians and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Each language group has its own customs and belief system. These stories are passed down from generation to generation.

In modern times, Australia attracts people from around the world to live here. As recent arrivals to these ancient shores, all non-Aboriginal people living in or visiting Australia must make it their priority to learn about and respect the histories, customs, cultures and knowledge of the local Indigenous communities. And learn a kangaroo dance accompanied by the didgeridoo.

As companies such as Google, Amazon, Salesforce, Zinfra, CANVA, AMEX and COMBANK, to name a few, develop their Reconciliation Action Plans, they are approaching organisations such as Aboriginal Cultural Immersions to help them incorporate Indigenous culture into their workplaces and events.

Sporting bodies such as Netball Australia, Water Polo Australia, Swimming Australia, Rugby Australia, AFL clubs, NRL clubs, universities, Australian schools, early learning centres and kindergartens in every state have also engaged Aboriginal Cultural Immersions to deliver children's Indigenous workshops, adult Indigenous workshops and world-class performances showcasing Aboriginal culture.

Government departments such as the Department of Home Affairs and the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet present world-class Aboriginal performances to guests of the highest level, including presidents, prime ministers and kings, at major international events such as the ASEAN Summit. The Department of Foreign Affairs has engaged the company to present Australian First Nations cultures worldwide. With these significant events in mind, it is essential to understand that the company's main objective is to provide high-quality cultural and learning experiences to all Australians. Small businesses, community events, local councils, all sizes of schools, right up to the most prominent companies and stadium events in Australia.

With the capacity to deliver across all major cities and regional centres nationwide, Aboriginal Cultural Immersions is an ideal partner for universities, sporting bodies, schools, government departments at all levels, and corporate Australia.

Interested parties can engage with Australia's First Nations culture year-round thanks to Aboriginal Cultural Immersions' company slogan, 'Every Week is NAIDOC Week at Aboriginal Cultural Immersions '. Engage in Culture Today.