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.
Apology to Australia’s Indigenous Peoples (2008)[3mins]
ABC NewsThe 13th of February, 2018, marks the 10th anniversary of National Apology Day.
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Australian GovernmentThe Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice would be an independent advisory body.
View WebsiteAustralian politics explainer: the Mabo decision and native title April 27, 2017
The ConversationThe Mabo decision changed Australia’s concept of land ownership.
Read moreBringing Them Home | Interactive Map
Australian Human Rights CommissionThe interactive map allows you to explore the stories of those members of the Stolen Generations who shared their experience.
View WebsiteBringing Them Home | Written Testimonies
Australian Human Rights CommissionAll of the testimonies quoted in the final Bringing Them Home report can be read here.
View WebsiteBringing them Home Documentary (1997)
Australian Human Rights CommissionThe Bringing them Home documentary was produced in 1997 as an educational resource.
Watch videoBringing them Home Report (1997)
Australian Human Rights CommissionThis report is a tribute to the strength and struggles of many thousands of First Nations Peoples affected by forcible removal.
Read moreChallenging Terra Nullius | NRW 2020
National LibraryTerra nullius—meaning land belonging to no-one—was the legal concept used by the British government to justify the settlement of Australia.
View WebsiteConversations with Ben Wyatt and Fred Chaney
Reconciliation WAWhat does reconciliation mean to you? A conversation with Hon Ben Wyatt and Fred Chaney AO.
Watch videoConversations with Des Headland and Carol Innes
Reconciliation WAWhat does reconciliation mean to you? A conversation with Des Headland and Carol Innes.
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Reconciliation WAWhat does reconciliation mean to you? A conversation with Ezra Jacobs-Smith and Gary Smith.
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Reconciliation WAWhat does reconciliation mean to you? A conversation with Jonathon Ford and Barry McGuire.
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