Storytelling has always been an essential part of Aboriginal culture. Through language, song, dance, and art we have passed on our history and stories of Country, creation, and tradition to future generations.
Technology has introduced new possibilities for storytelling, allowing us to reach a more diverse audience. Contemporary storytelling methods help us to preserve and celebrate our culture, and to amplify our voices as we advocate for change.
Now, after 45 years of protecting and supporting Victorian communities, our voice is stronger than ever. This year we celebrate our people, share our knowledge, and reflect on our impact. We are proud of what makes us different; our wisdom and our experience. The stories we share highlight our commitment to ensuring that Aboriginal children grow up with pride in who they are, strong in culture, resilient, safe and thriving. Just as we have always done, we look back to share the stories of our work and our people. We use these stories to give voice to the children, families and communities we walk alongside.