The Network meets each month, and more often in the lead up to 26 May each year.

During 2005, a Learning Circle met over 10 weeks. This is a small informal discussion group that uses prepared material to explore information about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history, culture and issues. More Learning Circles are expected to be offered in the Canberra area.

A number of sub-groups report to the Network:

• A Planning Group is formed each year to organise events in the Canberra area to commemorate 26 May, the anniversary of the National Sorry Day held in 1998.
  

• A sub-committee manages the Sustaining Ngunnawal Culture Strategy. This is an initiative of the Ngunnawal community, the Aboriginal traditional owners in the Canberra area.  For further information on the Sustaining Ngunnawal Culture Strategy Sub-Committee, please contact Ricki Dargavel.
  

Sustaining Ngunnawal Culture Strategy 2005 Report

• The Implementation Task Force monitors local action towards the Bringing them home recommendations, and published an independent community progress report in 1999, 2000 and 2002.
  

• See Monitoring for more details, and Publications for the reports on-line.
  

• The Records Task Force earlier aimed to increase access to records for members of the stolen generations and their families. This group worked with churches to make their records more available. It has also worked with the ACT Government  which surveyed its records earlier in 2002 to identify information that could assist members of the stolen generations to find their families of origin. The ACT Government published a finding guide for any of its records that may be relevant.
  

• Other Activities.  One-off projects undertaken by individual members have included:
  

• In 2005 an indigenous Autobiography discussion group was launched in partnership with University of the Third Age and Friends of the National Library.
  
• School Quiz - this quiz about Indigenous facts was developed in 2006 for educational purposes in schools.  See School Quiz.
  
• Stories of the Ngunnawal - a small book of seven stories by Ngunnawal Elders living in the ACT area.  This was launched  March 2007 and is available from ANU Co-op Bookshop, Book Passion Dickson Shopping Centre, Botanical Gardens Bookshop, Catholic Bookshop Braddon, Dalton's Bookshop Marcus Clarke St. Civic, Dymocks Civic & Belconnen, Electric Shadows Bookshop Civic, National Gallery Barton, National Library Barton, National Museum Shop, Old Parliament House Shop, Paper Chain 34 Franklin St. Manuka, and Smith's Alternative Bookshop Alinga St. Civic.  RRP $25.00