Recognise
Introduce yourself to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and culture, from the past to the present. This is the beginning of your reconciliation learning journey.
Reflect
Explore resources which help you critically reflect on racism, culture, bias and privilege, and build a better understanding of equity and human rights internationally and in Australia.
Respect
Learn to identify truth telling, and understand the critical importance of advancing Australia’s journey towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander self-determination.
Reinforce
Activate yourself in your allyship to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, learn what can be done to contribute towards reconciliation, and find resources to support you to take action towards meaningful change.
What about history?
Australians TogetherOur history matters. Learn how Austraila's shared history continues to impact life for many Indigenous people.
View WebsiteWhat are the risks to achieving self-determination?
Honoring NationsListen to expert advice from Donna Murray, CEO of Indigenous Allied Health Australia and leader in Aboriginal affairs
Watch videoWhat Australians need to learn to achieve reconciliation
The ConversationLearning about First Nations people and their histories can make some feel awkward or uncomfortable at times.
Read moreWhat does Reconciliation Mean for you? 2020 series
Polly Farmer FoundationPolly Farmer saw education as the way forward for true reconciliation.
Watch videoWhat is a culturally safe workplace?
NSLAHow do you define a culturally safe workplace?
Watch videoWhat is a Treaty?
The ConversationIndigenous people have been calling for a treaty for generations. But what would it actually look like and what would it do?
Read moreWhat is Anti Racism?
Veryu Well MindAnti-racism is a process of actively identifying and opposing racism.
Read moreWhat is the Voice?
The ConversationWe now know the wording of the Voice referendum and proposed constitutional amendment.
Read moreWhat it means to be anti-racist
VoxIt’s not enough to be “not racist,” experts and educators say.
View WebsiteWhen racism and white fragility prevented me from delivering my invited speech
NITProfessor Andrew Gunstone explains the real expressions of racism, white fragility and public defamation during a truth-telling piece.
Read moreWhy are culture and identity important?
Australians TogetherLearn about how many Indigenous people see the world uniquely.
View WebsiteWhy would Aboriginal people report racism to racist people?
Yoorrook Justice CommissionWatch Elias Jarvis from the CCYP Youth Council share his experience of racism within his school years and how it made him lose trust in the Education System.
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