Q & A Factsheets
We’ve developed some simple and straightforward factsheets to answer any questions you might have about a range of issues important to reconciliation. Reconciliation Australia distributes these factsheets to encourage debate, combat misinformation and stimulate important conversations.
We hope that you will use these factsheets to start up a conversation with your family, friends, co-workers or people in your community.
Our latest factsheet, Let's talk... Remembering the forgotten Anzacs, profiles the contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander servicemen and women to Australia's military efforts. Read more about Reg Saunders, the first Aboriginal Officer in the Australian Defence Force.
If you would like to know more about a certain issue, send an email to factsheets@reconciliation.org.au and we will endeavour to answer it.
Previous factsheets:
- Aboriginal Tent Embassy - Five Fast Facts
- Recognising Indigenous Achievement in higher education - Five Fast Facts
- National Congress of Australia's First Peoples - Five Fast Facts
- Australian Reconciliation Barometer 2010
- The Healing Foundation - Five Fast Facts
- Apology to the Stolen Generations (revised 9 Feb 2011)
- Native Title
- Wild Rivers Legislation
- Welfare Reform and Income Management
- Indigenous participation in Parliament - Five Fast Facts
- NAIDOC - Five Fast Facts
- Drug and alcohol use by Indigenous people
- Reconciliation and National Reconciliation Week - Five Fast Facts
- Bridge Walk Anniversary
- Closing the Gap - Life Expectancy
- Welcome to and Acknowledgement of Country
- Indigenous Perspectives in the National Curriculum - Five Fast Facts
- Apology to the Stolen Generations (revised 10 Feb 2010)
- Indigenous Perspectives in Australian Schools
- Aboriginal Land Rights
- The Racial Discrimination Act - Five Fast Facts
- Indigenous Employment
- Climbing Uluru
- Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage Report
- Australian Reconciliation Barometer 2008
- Indigenous Australians and the Constitution
- The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
- Indigenous Australians and Family Violence
- Apology to the Stolen Generations
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