The Blak Caucus

  • Graphic for event Invasion Day 2026 Gadigal country 26/01/2026

    Invasion Day march and rally – Gadigal Coutry/Sydney

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    The Blak Caucus is calling people together to march and reaffirm that First Nations sovereignty has never been ceded, and every struggle our communities face is tied to a system built on invasion, genocide and lies.

  • Leaflet for Kempsey Rally: Stop Murders In Custody, 12pm 29/12/2025

    Kempsey Rally: Stop Murders In Custody

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    To our community — this fight involves us all. Stand up, show up, and make your voice heard, because next time, it could be one of your own family members.

  • Rally to sanction racist NT government

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    We’re gathering at Albo’s office in Marrickville while Justice not Jails leads protest outside NT Parliament in Darwin. This sitting week marks one year of CLP in power. Their rule has meant racist attacks on Aboriginal families and communities, skyrocketing incarceration, and deaths in custody. Justice not Jails is calling it clearly: as a community we must stand up together…

  • Stop Black deaths in custody

    • Burramattagal/Parramatta

    On June 21, killer cop Zachary Rolfe was scheduled to speak at a policing conference in Parramatta. After support grew for our planned march on this event, it has now been cancelled. Rolfe may have backed down but it’s important to press ahead with this rally. Keep up the momentum for justice for Kumanjayi White and all those who have been killed in custody. The Country Liberal…

  • We stand with Yuendumu

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    We are calling for a National Week of Action in response to the death of a 24-year-old disabled Aboriginal man from the Yuendumu community—who lost his life after being restrained by NT Police in a Coles supermarket in Alice Springs. This tragic and avoidable death occurred during National Reconciliation Week, on the anniversary of George Floyd’s death—a time meant to reflect on…

  • Justice for Yuendumu. Justice for all.

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    Vigil in response to the death of a 24-year-old disabled Aboriginal man from the Yuendumu community—who lost his life after being restrained by NT Police in a Coles supermarket in Alice Springs. This tragic and avoidable death occurred during National Reconciliation Week, on the anniversary of George Floyd’s death—a time meant to reflect on justice, truth-telling, and the…