Aunty Munya and five other Indigenous elders you need to follow online.

This NAIDOC Week, we want to showcase Indigenous voices.

Throughout this country, there are a plethora of Aboriginal Elders who are doing incredible things for their community, as well as spreading awareness and knowledge.

Many are now also using social media to share their voice - building a strong audience who are interested in learning more about First Nations people and their culture. 

So with this in mind, we've rounded up six Aboriginal elders you can follow online, not only this NAIDOC Week, but throughout the year as well.

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Aunty Munya.

Aunty Munya is an Aboriginal Elder, author and barrister. She is also co-Director of Evolve Communities, a trusted authority for Indigenous Cultural Awareness and Ally Training. 

Recently, Mamamia spoke with Aunty Munya about her TikTok profile, and the content she shares. She has a regular video segment called 'Ask Aunty' where she shares insights into Aboriginal language and culture.

"We try to create a better understanding of First Nations people," Aunty Munya told Mamamia.

"It's all about education and helping people learn how to be allies. The TikTok audience gave me such a warm reception and asked great questions. I really enjoy connecting with everyone."

Plus, with a growing audience on Instagram and TikTok, Aunty Munya's social presence is set to continue soaring.

Mooks from Light of Min Min.

Last but certainly not least we have the TikTok page Light of Min Min. 

It's a page associated with Yindilli Camping Ground, located in North Queensland, which offers campers a unique Aboriginal experience - Elders telling traditional stories and explaining the uses of local bush tucker. 

@lightofminmin Plant for weaving baskets #bushcraft #nativetiktok #indigenous #ancient #planttiktok ♬ original sound - Light of Min Min

@lightofminmin Abriginal healer from the most ancient rainforest on earth #abriginal #nativetiktoks #plant #planttiktok #bushmedicine #australia #ancient #rainforest ♬ original sound - Light of Min Min

Mooks is one of the Aboriginal Elders that features most regularly on the TikTok page, sharing insight into the most ancient rainforest on Earth - the Daintree Rainforest. 

So if you've ever been interesting in unearthing some of the knowledge behind bush tucker, this is one great resource to check out!

Feature Image: TikTok @lightofminmin, @topdidj,@evolvecommunities.