• Register your choir or group to participate using the registration form.
• When you register your choir you will be able to access arrangements and backing tracks. There are full and shortened arrangements of the song.
• Rehearse and work on your approach to the song – sing as much or as little of the song as you want.
• Choose where you would like to perform your song – e.g., at school lunchtime, at a party or event, in a park, at the local markets, in a hospital or care facility, or even in your own lounge room.
• You can choose to video your choir or group singing and share via social media during National Reconciliation Week using the tags #NRW2023Voices #VoicesforGenerations. 
• Tag Reconciliation Australia: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn 
• Deadline for submissions is 20 May 2023

Watch the video below where Paul Kelly and Kev Carmody talk about writing From Little Things Big Things Grow – The story of the Gurindji people’s struggle for their land. Describing the Wave Hill Walk-Off in 1966, through to Prime Minister Gough Whitlam symbolically handing Gurindji land back eight years later.