12 Jul 2026 l ONLINE l "Writing a Meaningful Acknowledgement of Country " with Freya Meredith-Hanson

This NAIDOC Week, join Freya Meredith-Hanson for an Indigenous-led, reflective webinar on Writing a Meaningful Acknowledgement of Country. This session goes beyond the words, exploring the purpose and cultural significance behind acknowledgements, and why they matter. Through guided discussion and interactive activities, you’ll be encouraged to reflect on your own values, deepen your understanding, and craft an acknowledgement that is genuine, respectful, and

personally meaningful.

About your presenter:Freya Meredith-Hanson is a proud Wonnarua woman with connection to Awabakal and Worimi country. She is an interdisciplinary performing arts advocate, teacher and practitioner. Her connection to community, culture, and storytelling through the voice is at the heart of her artistic practices. An early-career researcher, Freya is among the first published Indigenous researchers on the singing voice, and presented on singing voice equity for First Nations peoples at the International Congress of Voice Teachers and the National ANATS Conference in 2025. She holds a Master of Fine Arts (Music Theatre) from the University of Melbourne, a Bachelor of Music (UON), and a Diploma of Music Theatre (ATWEA). Through ongoing research and advocacy, Freya is dedicated to inspiring others to join her in creating an equitable and validating industry for all. Ngarkatowa nyiirun kilibiinbiin.