…and Torres Strait Islander artists and featuring NAISDA students, this unique program encouraged students to experience and explore cultural stories, expression and connection through dance, music and performance. Students experienced…

…know… For its first thirty years, NAISDA called Sydney home. The College moved from its initial base in Redfern to Glebe and finally The Rocks, where it remained until 2007….

…funding. Despite this, our commitment to providing the programs, services and holistic support to train, skill and nurture our Developing and Practising Artists remains unwavering. Over the years, we’ve advocated…

…the conversation moving forward? We need more non-Indigenous people in the political and public spaces to come forward and stand up for Indigenous people. We need others to get behind…

…of three-day cultural and artistic exchange exploring differences and similarities of students’ cultures and backgrounds. “For our young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Developing Artists, working with and learning from…

…equitable access to creative and cultural arts education, and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students across Australia to pursue careers in the national creative economy. NAISDA Chairperson and proud…

…seen anything like it and knew that I wanted to be involved with them. Both Jarryd and I applied for scholarships to attend a Secondment Week with Australian Dance Theatre…