Our NAIDOC logo was created by Wiradjuri artist Amy Kilby as the visual anchor for the 2026 campaign. Marking a significant milestone, the design symbolises the history and impact of the community, while setting a forward-looking tone for the next generation.

“The NAIDOC 2026 logo is built around a central community symbol that represents connection, unity and shared identity. This gathering place reflects all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people coming together from across the country, honouring the many Nations, cultures and stories that shape who we are.” - Amy

Say hello to the ultimate creative gift for kids. Our Kids Activity Pack arrives in a reusable fabric drawstring bag, packed with everything a little one needs to colour, create, and play. From the colouring sheet and pencils to stickers, a badge and a temporary tattoo, it's ready to gift and impossible to put down. 

Each piece in the pack features NAIDOC 2026 artwork, bringing vibrant colour and meaningful story into their day. Discover the meaning behind this piece through the artwork story below, or see the QR code on your packaging.

Reasons to Love
Product: Kids Activity Pack
Includes: 1 x fabric drawstring bag, 1 x A4 kraft folder, 1 x A4 colouring in sheet, 1 x badge, 1 x 5cm temporary tattoo, 1 x coloured pencil with sharpener (wood), 1 x ruler (plastic), 1 x sticker 3-pack
Size: Bag 25cm x 32cm Sticker Sheet 13cm x 5cm Tattoo 5cm
Artwork: NAIDOC 2026 Logo
Artist: Amy Kilby

100% authentic First Nations artwork. Your order gives back to the artist through royalties.

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