Little Long Walks

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Little Long Walks bring the spirit of Michael Long's 2004 walk to Canberra into your school or early learning centre. It's a way to celebrate and learn about First Nations Peoples and Cultures together, students, staff, families, the whole community.

A walk your whole community can take

A Little Long Walk is run by you, on your grounds, with support from us. A Long Walk Ambassador visits beforehand to set the scene, students make their own banners using Aboriginal symbols, and a Traditional Owner opens the day with a Welcome to Country. Then everyone walks together. It's hands-on, led by your community, and grounded in real cultural connection rather than a one-off assembly.

Want to show up and stand up like Michael? Lace up your shoes and host a Little Long Walk.

  • Belinda McKindlay, Mentone Grammer

    “We want our children to always have a sense of knowing the culture and significance of those who came before us and the Little Long Walk is the perfect way to make this happen.”

  • Lia Costanzo, YMCA Kororoit Creek ELC

    “It was a special moment for the children. We hope they felt connected to the land, their community, and can pass this experience and knowledge onto their families when they go home.”

  • Aspire ELC Thornhill Park

    “The Little Long Walk was a fantastic reminder of how crucial it is to incorporate the voices, knowledge and culture of Australia’s First Peoples. At Aspire Thornhill Park, and Aspire centres across the country, we look to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to teach our children about these things.”

  • Aspire ELC Atherstone

    “The Little Long Walk was a beautiful experience for all the staff and children to experience part of our Indigenous culture, and one that they will definitely remember.”

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Ready to bring the Little Long Walk to your school? Tell us about your community and we'll be in touch.

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