Survival Day is an annual observance in Australia, commemorating the survival of Indigenous Australians following European colonization. It is marked on January 26, the same day as Australia Day, and serves as a reminder of the impact of colonization on Indigenous communities. Many people participate in events, marches, and discussions to raise awareness about Indigenous rights and history. The day is also known as Invasion Day by some, reflecting the perspective that the arrival of European settlers led to significant loss and trauma for Indigenous peoples. Activities often include cultural performances, speeches, and educational workshops aimed at promoting reconciliation and understanding between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.