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Reconciliation News: May 2020
Our Reconciliation News edition for May 2020 is available to read online as a digital edition and a pdf.
When Australia walked the talk: the 2000 Reconciliation Bridge Walks
IN 2000, 250,000 Australians walked across the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Similar bridge walks in many towns and cities followed.
Why educators need to #LearnOurTruth
Hayley McQuire from the National Indigenous Youth Education Coalition, chats about their new campaign for students and educators, #LearnOurTruth, and why truth-telling is important in the classroom.
Reconciliation requires action. AWARENESS IS NOT THE END GAME.
Writer and academic Summer May Finlay uses the results of the 2021 State of Reconciliation in Australia report to push allies and accomplices to braver action
Looking in the mirror: 20 years of Reconciliation Australia
Shelley Reys AO, CEO of Arrilla Indigenous Consulting and the inaugural Co-Chair of the Reconciliation Australia Board of Directors, looks back on 20 years of Reconciliation Australia.
Snapping Black
In 2021, the National Film and Sound Archive is hosting a major exhibition of works by a photographer considered to be the ‘father’ of First Nations photography in Australia.
More than a Word. Reconciliation Takes Action
The 2021 National Reconciliation Week theme, More than a word. Reconciliation takes action, urges the reconciliation movement towards braver and more impactful action
#NRW2021 Artwork: Action
The 2021 National Reconciliation Week theme graphics are drawn from the artwork Action by Jessica Johnson.
