Join a heartfelt conversation on National Sorry Day with Aunty Dr Jenni Caruso, a respected Aboriginal leader and Stolen Generations survivor.
Tuesday 26 May 2026
1:00pm - 2:00pm
34 Church St, Salisbury SA 5108, Australia
Free
Experience a powerful and heartfelt conversation led by Aunty Dr Jenni Caruso, who will share her personal story as well as her deep cultural knowledge. This event offers a unique opportunity to listen, learn, and reflect on the significance of National Sorry Day.
Participants will gain insights into the history and ongoing impact of the Stolen Generations, fostering a deeper understanding of reconciliation. The session encourages respectful dialogue and connection among community members, organisations, and allies.
This is a free community event designed to provide a safe and respectful space for reflection and learning.
The event will run for one hour, starting at 13:00 and concluding at 14:00 on 26 May 2026. It is suitable for all ages and backgrounds, welcoming anyone interested in supporting reconciliation and cultural respect.
Bookings are required via Eventbrite to secure your place. The event is free of charge, making it accessible to the entire community.
Attendees are encouraged to come with an open mind and a willingness to engage in meaningful conversation and action.
The event will be held at the Salisbury Community Hub, located at 34 Church Street, Salisbury SA 5108. The venue is centrally located and accessible by public transport and car.
There is parking available nearby, and the community hub is equipped to accommodate visitors with mobility needs.
This welcoming space is ideal for community gatherings and ensures a comfortable environment for all participants.
Please ensure you book your free ticket via Eventbrite prior to attending, as places are limited.
The event is designed to be respectful and inclusive, so attendees are asked to approach the conversation with sensitivity and openness.
For any questions or additional support needs, contact details are provided below.
This is a free event, but booking is essential to manage attendance numbers.
Tickets can be reserved through Eventbrite, ensuring your spot at this important community conversation.
Early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment as spaces may fill quickly.
