Tune into the live broadcast of music at the Yabun Festival on Koori Radio in Sydney (93.7FM) or stream it live here.
A group of Aboriginal men playing the didgeridoo, circa 1954. Photo: Getty
Archie Roach AM is a popular Gunditjmara and Bundjalung musician. Photo: Getty
You can also catch the top 100 Indigenous Australian songs on 3KND in Melbourne (1503AM) or stream it live here.
NITV has put together its Top 40 Survival Day playlist and has a Survival Day playlist on Spotify.
You can live-stream the Yabun festival here, and GetUp will live-stream the Meanjin march from its Facebook page.
Speak out
Contact your elected representatives to express your opinions about January 26.
You can also get involved with community discussions about how the date is marked in your neighbourhood.
You can write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper explaining why you support #ChangeTheDate.
Speak to your boss about whether they would be happy for you to work the January 26 public holiday, or maybe swap it for another day later in the year.
Change It Ourselves offer practical tips on how to do this.
Donate
You can show your support by donating to an Aboriginal community-controlled health organisation.
Here are some charities and organisations you may consider supporting:
- Healing Foundation
- The Indigenous Literacy Foundation
- The North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA)
- ANTaR
- Yalari
- Justice for David Dungay Junior
- Justice for Yuendumu: Inquiry on Police Shooting
- Indigenous Crisis Response & Recovery