As an entertainment company deeply rooted in Australia, Artist Bookings is committed to supporting and uplifting First Nations peoples. We pledge to:

• Promote Indigenous Talent: Actively showcase and provide platforms for First Nations artists, ensuring their rich cultural expressions are celebrated and accessible to diverse audiences.

• Engage in Meaningful Partnerships: Collaborate with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities to develop authentic and respectful entertainment experiences, honouring their traditions and stories.

• Invest in Cultural Education: Provide opportunities for our team and clients to learn about Indigenous cultures, fostering understanding and appreciation through workshops, performances, and educational programs.

• Support Economic Empowerment: Contribute to the economic development of First Nations communities by ensuring fair compensation and creating sustainable opportunities for Indigenous artists.

• Advocate for Equality and Recognition: Stand in solidarity with initiatives aimed at achieving health equality, self-determination, and the recognition of Indigenous rights, such as the principles outlined in the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

By embracing these commitments, we aim to contribute to a more inclusive and equitable Australia, where the voices and talents of First Nations peoples are respected, valued, and celebrated.

For more information or to collaborate with us in supporting First Nations artists, please contact:

Leanne Gunnulson

Entertainment Solutions Manager

Phone: 0428 785 000

Email: info@artist-bookings.com

Website: https://artist-bookings.com/

“We recognise the past atrocities against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of this land and that Australia was founded on the genocide and dispossession of First Nations people.

We acknowledge that colonial structures and policies remain in place today and recognise the ongoing struggles of First Nations people in dismantling those structures. The struggle to seek justice, to remember and address this nation’s past is ongoing and is a necessary requirement for the individual and collective healing process.”

Statement from the Australian Centre for International Justice