
SNAICC National Conference 2027
Tarndanya/Adelaide | Adelaide Convention Centre
14–16 September 2027
SNAICC’27 is expected to be one of the largest Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander focused conferences ever held in Australia, bringing together up to 2,500 delegates from more than 400 organisations, associations and services from across the country.
Organised by SNAICC – National Voice for our Children, the national conference will bring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, community-controlled services, practitioners, educators, researchers, young people, government representatives, policy makers and non-Indigenous partners together to share knowledge and experience, strengthen connections and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture.
We look forward to seeing you in Tarndanya/Adelaide in September 2027.
Abstract submissions are now open!
SNAICC warmly welcomes abstract submissions from communities, organisations and individuals interested in presenting a breakout session at SNAICC’27.
We invite submissions that contribute to discussions across the conference’s three main themes: Early Learning and Development, Child Protection and/or Children and Families.
Key information and guidelines:
- Submissions are open until Friday 19 February 2027 at 5pm (AEST).
- Organisations and individuals are welcome to submit more than one abstract.
- All breakout sessions will run for 60 minutes, including 15 minutes for questions and discussion.
- Room capacities at the Adelaide Convention Centre vary.
- SNAICC reserves the right to allocate the room considered most appropriate for each presentation.
- Selection is highly competitive, with more submissions typically received than there are breakout sessions available in the program.

Artwork Acknowledgement & Description
The SNAICC’27 artwork was created by local Kaurna/Narrunga artists and weavers, Kimberly and Cecilia Taylor. The artwork reflects their deep connection to culture, Country and sacred animals, honouring the stories, knowledge and traditions that have been carried through generations.
“Creating this artwork has been both a privilege and an honour.
It represents an enduring legacy that celebrates culture, connection and the importance of ensuring our children’s voices are heard, valued and carried forward into the future.
Our stories light the fire for our future.”
– Kimberly and Cecilia Taylor.
Registrations, Exhibiting & Sponsorships
Conference registrations are due to open on 1 March 2027.
Exhibitor and Sponsorship opportunities are available now.
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