TriMob

Celebrating Mabo Day and the powerful legacy that changed Australia forever.

Today commences Reconciliation Week 27 May - 3 June.
Why these dates for Rec Week:
-27 May: The anniversary of the 1967 referendum, when over 90% of Australians voted to include Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the census and allow the Commonwealth to make laws for them.
-3 June: Mabo Day, which marks the historic 1992 High Court decision recognizing native title and overturning the doctrine of terra nullius

How are you showing up this week and beyond to build stronger relationships with the Mob?

We encourage you to explore and build genuine relationships with the Mob and organisations like TRIMOB's that are First Nations founded and led.

If you want to understand how you can do this. Please DM

National Sorry Day holds deep significance for our Mob. It is a day to remember and acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who were forcibly removed from their families and communities, the Stolen Generations.

Today, we honour our mob who were taken, and we acknowledge the families, communities, and ancestors who were, and continue to be, deeply impacted by these injustices.

We also recognise the ongoing effects of discriminatory child removal policies that continue to affect our people across Australia today. We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who continue to carry this pain and resilience across generations.

MOVE THE MOB RUN CLUB - Redfern

Hey all you Mob based in Sydney. Starting Tuesday June 2 we will be running a free weekly Move the Mob run group that caters for all Mob and all abilities.

Whether you want to run your first 5km, run a marathon or just want to get fit with the Mob we got you.

When: Tuesday 6am (Starts June 2)
Where: 27 Cope Street Redfern (NSW Indigenous Chamber of Commerce)
What to bring: Deadly smiles, run shoes,comfortable clothes and water bottle

DM for more deets

🏅 Trail Mob are Moving the Mob — 100km at a time.
What an incredible effort from two legends of our community!
Congratulations to Nina Cass (TriMob Co-Chair) and Olley Whiteley (IRONMOB Alumni) who both crossed the finish line at the UTA 100km Ultra Trail Australia — one of the most gruelling trail races in the country.
Buckles & Medals earned.
We are so proud of you both. Your dedication, grit and heart inspire the Mob 🖤💛❤️
For the Mob. By the Mob. Up the Mob. 🔥

TRIMOB's TRAIL MOB

Good luck to all the incredible Mob and cuzzins of the Mob who are taking on the mountains over the weekend at UTA.

We are all cheering for you.

Up the Mob

A marathon is a long way and sometimes seems impossible to fathom when you are at the start line and 42.2km to cover. The same can has been said in the context of better understanding and celebrating Aboriginal people and cultures. I don't want to make a mistake, I don't know where to start it's all to hard. But just like a marathon if you take one step and then another the finish line seems closer or in this case the relationships grow and respect for each other is formed and the fear starts to diminish. Today was another step forward for the team as they met with & to grow their understandings of the local Dharawal mob, the history, cultures and country in which the 42.2km race takes place.

Love seeing this growth and love being able to connect people together.

UP THE MOB

The IRONMOB program is a 14 month journey that starts with the courage to apply.
Applications for TRIMOB's 4th IRONMOB program close at the end of May. If successful you will be supported with 7 other First Nations participants to complete IRONMAN Australia in October 2027 and inspire Mob in your community and across Australia.

Apply today: https://www.trimob.org/mob-eoi