Hosted by Our Future Mentors, experience the excitement of the traditional Indigenous game originating from Aurukun. The Edor Carnival showcases athleticism, cultural knowledge, and friendly rivalry, bringing together participants and spectators in a celebration of this ancestral sport.
Our Future Mentors (OFM) is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to enhancing the lives of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and disadvantaged youth through four foundational pillars: Leadership, Mentoring, Sport, and Culture. Operating in Far North Queensland and the Gold Coast, OFM crafts tailored programs that foster leadership development, promote cultural engagement, and encourage healthy lifestyles. Their initiatives encompass a variety of activities, including mentoring programs, leadership workshops, recreational activities, and employment preparation, all designed to empower individuals and cultivate future community leaders.
The Cairns NAIDOC Committee acknowledges Traditional Custodians of the land upon which we gather and organise our NAIDOC events. We honour their knowledge of this Country and their stories. We pay respect to our Elders who have paved the way and advocate for our rights. Our respect extends to all families that now call Cairns home and their respective Countries.
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The Cairns NAIDOC Committee is made up of 100% volunteers — mob and community who give their time, knowledge, and heart without pay, because standing for culture is non-negotiable.
We proudly secure government funding, corporate sponsorships, and generate ticket sales to cover the costs of delivering NAIDOC events.
But the Committee itself remains fully volunteer-run.
Every meeting, every late-night email, every big decision — it’s all carried by the hands of people committed to seeing our culture thrive.