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Reconciliation News: May 2020

Reconciliation News has moved exclusively online for the May 2020 edition, as we reflect on telling important stories in changing times – while also caring for Country.

This issue celebrates the 20th anniversary of the 2000 Bridge Walks for Reconciliation; with an illuminating history of the walks and the Hon Linda Burney‘s own personal take on the day.

It takes a look at the powerful documentary In My Blood It Runs; and hears from Tiddas4Tiddas co-founder Marlee Silva on the importance of making space for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people in decision-making. 

You can also read about the National Reconciliation Week 2020 theme, and as always gives an update on reconciliation activities from the past six month


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Reconciliation Australia also wishes to thank all partners, organisations, governments and individuals who are striving for a more just, equitable and reconciled Australia, without whose efforts we could not bring people Australians together in advancing our reconciliation in our nation.

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