National Reconciliation Week is all about your events!
This year workplaces, schools, early learning services, community groups, reconciliation groups, and people right across the country hosted a whole range of activities.
Search below to see what happened across the country during National Reconciliation Week 2022.
You can still add your own event to this calendar.
Please note: the events posted below are not the responsibility of Reconciliation Australia. If you have any questions regarding an event, please contact the organisers.
A unique learning experience that participants can take back to their organisations and ignite ongoing conversations, awareness and change.
Town Beach Jetty will become a runway like no other with an exciting array of textiles inspired by the Kimberley.
On Thursday, 2 June, NAS NEO will be hosting a specially curated evening of events for National Reconciliation Week 2022.
Join us as we celebrate Reconciliation Week with a screening of Araatika! Rise-Up.
The community of Beaconhills College embraces and celebrates Australian Indigenous culture.
Join us for a smoking ceremony and panel of speakers before heading to the Titans vs Cowboys game!
Did you know that First Nations peoples are considered the world's first astronomers?
Melton Arts and Culture invites you to join Wiradjuri soprano Shauntai Batzke for an evening at the opera!
City Library will host award-winning Aboriginal authors Veronica Gorrie and Tony Birch as they read and discuss their favourite books.
Variety NT National Reconciliation Week Trivia Night at Darwin Trailer Boat Club. Book a team and have some brainiac fun!
This Reconciliation Service at Church of St. John the Evangelist Church Enoggera will be celebrating its 10th year of Reconciliation.
Classis musical comedy-drama, a rebellious Aboriginal boy runs away from his Catholic boarding school and tries to hitchhike home.
Tickets to Reconciliation Tasmania breakfast event with Thomas Mayor and Katlyn Johnson
Join us for a reconciliation themed story time, craft activities and a free morning tea.
This free program is available for visitors with dementia and their family member, carer or support worker.
Free Screening of 'In My Blood It Runs', Elders talk and light lunch.
Celebrate National Reconciliation Week with the City of Burnside.
Reconciliation WA invites the community to journey through Kaarta Koomba for the Walk for Reconciliation.
Join us for a very special session of Fujitsu Presents with award-winning author Dr Anita Heiss.
Screening of 'FINAL FOOTPRINTS', followed by a panel discussion on palliative care.
Join CEO of The Torch Kent Morris, accompanied by Torch artist & Indigenous Program Mentor Chris Austin for a discussion.
Delivered by proud Waramungu and Larrakia woman Andrea Kelly, A/g Group Manager, Social Policy and Programs Group at the National
Bring your bathers and a towel - enjoy free activities, service providers, career advice and free food for all!
Reconciliation SA is delighted to present a major, outdoor, free community event - Nguyanguya muri wamangka (Reconciliation in the Park).
Join Aunty Diane Kerr as she delivers a Welcome to Country ceremony in recognition of National Reconciliation Week and Mabo Day.
Celebrate the 30th anniversary of Mabo Day with a free screening of MABO 2012 starring Jimi Bani and Deborah Mailman.
Join award-winning journalist and author, Stan Grant, as he presents JCU’s 2022 Mabo Lecture.
Incarceration Nation is a powerful and groundbreaking documentary which tells the story of Indigenous incarceration in Australia.
We Invite YOU for a National Reconciliation Week Event! An Evening With: Dr Noritta Morseu-Diop (Welcome to Country: Gaya Kerry Charlton)
David Arden a Gunditjmara/ Kokatha Storyteller & Songman, his poetic songs are inspired by his passion and connection to country.
Movie night & BBQ with special guest speaker from the Tagalaka Tribe Patrick Wheeler.
Celebrate the musical traditions and history of the Torres Strait, with the launch of Jessie Lloyd’s Ailan Songs project.
Test your trivia knowledge by joining in the friendly competitive fun! The winning team wins a Reconciliation Artwork Pack Prize!
A free community event to celebrate National Reconciliation Week. A movie screening of 'In My Blood it Runs', hosted by Soul Tribe Studio.
This National Reconciliation Week join us for a FREE screening of Top End Wedding hosted by headspace Katherine.
Learn more about Aboriginal Australian’s history and culture by taking part in Bookabee Australia’s Cultural Awareness training in June.
A community discussion for members of the community who have an expressed interest in being involved in local reconciliation action.
Fundraising film night supporting Big Sing Inc's work connecting Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians through singing events on Country.
Cultural Immersions on 10 & 11 June to connect to Country and share First Nations Culture.
This event is part of Waverley Council’s United to end racism campaign.
Learn about anti-racism in a comedic environment to Be Brave and Make Change.
The Friends of Myall Creek Local Reconciliation Group is holding commemoration for the massacre of 28 Aboriginal people in 1838.
Our club will celebrate Indigenous Round as our team play away on May 29. We will once again be wearing our Indigenous Jersey as well as having cultural performances, representation from former Indigenous players, interview with 2022 St George Illawarra Dragons Indigenous Jersey winning designer Joanne Nikki. Local Indigenous program community group guests.
Free Community Open Day at Hardings Paddock to celebrate National Reconciliation Week in the beautiful surrounds of the Flinders-Goolman Conservation Estate.
Developing Culturally Aware Perspectives. Presented by Tauondi Colleges' Thomas Buzzacott in partnership with the City of Marion.
Reconciliation Round at O'Sullivan Beach/Lonsdale Football Club featuring an Elder's Luncheon, Welcome to Country and Post-Match Entertainment.
Developing Culturally Aware Perspectives with Tauondi Colleges Thomas Buzzacott
Free event to celebrate Reconciliation in SA
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A film about Australian history to celebrate National Reconciliation Week 2022.
Introduction to traditional Ngarrindjeri and Ngadjuri weaving.
Come hear Sandra King share about Australia’s story and her own story through “Untold Histories” for National Reconciliation Week.