A community screening of a powerful documentary exploring reconciliation and the Stolen Generations.
Tuesday 2 June 2026
1:00pm - 2:30pm
Level 1/1 Station St, Taylors Lakes VIC 3038, Australia
Free
Experience a moving documentary that follows Brenda Matthews as she reconnects with her Aboriginal family after being raised in a white foster family. This film offers a heartfelt look at the lasting impacts of Australia’s Stolen Generations and encourages reflection on reconciliation.
This screening invites families to engage in a meaningful conversation about history, respect, and community healing. It’s a chance to listen deeply and understand the importance of acknowledging the past.
Perfect for parents and children interested in cultural heritage and social awareness, this event fosters empathy and learning in a welcoming environment.
The screening will take place on June 2, 2026, from 13:00 to 14:30. It is free to attend, but bookings are essential to secure your place.
The documentary runs approximately 90 minutes and will be followed by a brief reflection period to discuss the themes presented.
This event is family-friendly and suitable for school-aged children accompanied by adults.
The event is held at Sydenham Neighbourhood House, located at 102/Level 1, 1 Station Street, Taylors Lakes, Victoria 3038.
The venue is accessible by public transport and offers parking nearby for families arriving by car.
Facilities at the neighbourhood house include accessible restrooms and a comfortable seating area for all attendees.
Bookings are required to attend this free event, so please ensure you reserve your tickets in advance.
The screening is part of Brimbank City Council’s commitment to acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the land and promoting cultural understanding.
Parents are encouraged to discuss the documentary’s themes with their children to enhance the learning experience.
This is a free event, but places are limited. Booking your ticket ahead of time is essential.
Tickets can be reserved through the Brimbank City Council events page or by contacting the neighbourhood house directly.
There are no additional costs, making this an accessible opportunity for families to engage with important cultural stories.
