Barbara MillerBooks

Events

Book launches, author talks, exhibitions and community events with Barbara and Norman Miller.

Coming up

Eva Engel’s book launch

Barbara will be helping to launch Eva Engel’s new book in the coming months. Date, venue and booking details will be posted here as soon as they are confirmed. Contact Barbara to be kept informed, or join the newsletter.

7 July 2025 · Munganbana Aboriginal Art Gallery, 33 Lake Street, Cairns

Voices of Justice: honouring William Cooper at NAIDOC 2025

NAIDOC event and project launch, 7 July, Cairns, with Dr David Hudson

Famous Aboriginal singer, artist, didjeridoo player and edutainer Dr David Hudson spoke about William Cooper, the father of NAIDOC, at a NAIDOC event hosted by Barbara and Norman. David played the didjeridoo at the official ceremony for the Be’er-Sheva centenary in Israel in 2017. Rabbi Ari Rubin from Chabad also spoke.

The evening was the first launch of the Schools Antisemitism Education Project that Barbara has been working on with curriculum writer Shoshana Linnane, with Norman Miller as MC, a short video, and refreshments. The project is planned to be launched in capital cities around Australia as meetings with education authorities progress.

Read more about William Cooper in William Cooper, Gentle Warrior, White Australia Has a Black History and Shattered Lives Broken Dreams.

Book launches and author talks

Highlights from 2018 to 2020. Each one links to the original announcement.

Art and exhibitions

Norman Miller (Munganbana) is an Aboriginal artist whose work hangs alongside Barbara’s books at events in Cairns and beyond.

Norman and Barbara Miller in front of Norman's giant boomerang painting
Norman and Barbara with Norman’s giant boomerang painting.
NAIDOC 2013 exhibition invitation, C.1907 Contemporary Artspace, Cairns
NAIDOC 2013 exhibition at C.1907 Contemporary Artspace, City Place, Cairns, where Barbara signed copies of William Cooper, Gentle Warrior.

More photos from launches and events are in the gallery. See also Uncle Boydie’s Dream and the William Cooper petition.