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A stunning piece of Aboriginal dot art featuring earthy tones, interconnected pathways, and circular motifs symbolising connection to land and community. Perfect for evoking cultural depth and harmony.
The image features the word "EPIC" written in large capital letters at the centre of a circular design. Surrounding "EPIC," the word "PATHWAYS" is written in capitals, curving around to form a circle and creating a dynamic visual focus.

To inspire and uplift the next generation of resilient Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders by fostering connections through mentoring, storytelling and community collaboration.

Self-determined futures. Our ways. 

Each footprint showcases intricate dot patterns, earthy tones, and symbolic shapes, representing connection to culture, land, and journey. The artwork blends tradition and storytelling through its rich, textured details.
The image shows a group of people seated or kneeling on woven mats outdoors, surrounded by tall trees and colourful hanging decorations. A woman in a red shirt and patterned skirt is leading an activity, clapping her hands together, while others mirror her gesture, smiling and engaged. The setting feels communal and celebratory, with an emphasis on connection, culture, and learning in a natural environment.
A vibrant outdoor scene featuring a group collaboratively painting a colorful banner with cultural patterns and the word 'RENEWAL,' celebrating creativity and community
A young man and two Aboriginal women engaged in traditional Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal weaving, showcasing cultural craftsmanship and collaboration.
This image shows a lively group of young people in a bright room with large windows and greenery outside. They’re seated at round tables, holding pink and red balloons, and engaged in activities or discussions. The room is decorated with colourful balloons, and “EPIC” is displayed on the glass wall. A screen in the background shows a tree graphic, suggesting a workshop or event. The atmosphere is energetic and collaborative.
This image shows a group of students outdoors on a grassy field under a partly cloudy sky. They are gathered closely, lifting one person into the air, who raises their fist triumphantly. The group wears school sports uniforms with a mix of maroon, teal, and navy colours. The scene conveys teamwork and celebration.
A group of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and leaders smiling together for a photo. One of them holds an NITV microphone. The group exudes pride and unity.

About us

We are a First Nations-led not-for-profit organisation committed to empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander high school students. Our programs focus on building confidence, fostering leadership, and strengthening resilience. We create spaces where stories are shared and connections are made. Together, we build a brighter, more inclusive future.

The image shows an Aboriginal art symbol for people gathering. It has a circular design with connecting arcs and traditional dot patterns in earthy colours like ochre, brown and white inside the symbol.
The image shows an Aboriginal art symbol for people gathering. It has a circular design with connecting arcs and traditional dot patterns in earthy colours like ochre, brown and white inside the symbol.
The image shows an Aboriginal art symbol for people gathering. It has a circular design with connecting arcs and traditional dot patterns in earthy colours like ochre, brown and white inside the symbol.
The image shows an Aboriginal art symbol for people gathering. It has a circular design with connecting arcs and traditional dot patterns in earthy colours like ochre, brown and white inside the symbol.

Our Work

Meet students from other schools, explore pathways, attend workshops, and connect with mentors.

Bring EPIC workshops and mentors to your school, community, or event.

Aboriginal Footprint Symbol

Connect your school to a local university for regular academic support and mentoring activities.

Ongoing support for seniors transitioning into post schooling pathways.

Train as an Ambassador to mentor students and facilitate workshops.

Get Involved


Whether you choose to become a mentor, volunteer or partner with us, your involvement plays a vital role in opening pathways to success for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.

Click below to learn more about how you can be part of creating meaningful change:

Sign up EPIC to your School or University

Each footprint showcases intricate dot patterns, earthy tones, and symbolic shapes, representing connection to culture, land, and journey. The artwork blends tradition and storytelling through its rich, textured details.
Each footprint showcases intricate dot patterns, earthy tones, and symbolic shapes, representing connection to culture, land, and journey. The artwork blends tradition and storytelling through its rich, textured details.

Become a Mentor

Partner with us

“The EPIC Program has provided our students with invaluable opportunities to build connections beyond their immediate school community by interacting with peers from other schools. This has enabled them to share similar experiences, creating a sense of belonging and solidarity." 

Megan Dahl - Brisbane South State Secondary College

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The image shows the Progress Pride Flag. It features the traditional rainbow stripes representing the LGBTQ+ community, with red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet. On the left side, there is a chevron design with black and brown stripes to represent marginalised LGBTQ+ communities of colour, and light blue, pink, and white stripes to represent the transgender community. The chevron points to the right, symbolising forward movement and progress.

EPIC embraces diversity and inclusion by providing an inclusive mentoring and work environment. We welcome everyone, irrespective of age, sex, gender, sexuality, religion, size and ability.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flags

EPIC honors and respects the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We deeply value their enduring connection to the land, water, and community. With heartfelt reverence, we acknowledge their rich cultures and pay tribute to the Elders past, present, and emerging.

The image shows the Accessibility Flag, designed to represent people with disabilities. The flag features a simple and clear design with a blue background. In the centre, there is a black, stylised figure of a person positioned in the middle of the flag. This symbol is placed on a neutral background to emphasise the focus on accessibility and inclusion for individuals with disabilities.

We are committed to ensuring accessibility for people with disabilities. This includes digitally, in school, and on the journey to a positive post schooling pathways.

Self-determined futures. Our ways.

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