News, stories, and updates from Reconciliation Australia.
Victoria made history with the establishment of Australia’s first formal truth-telling commission. Yoorrook Chair, Professor Eleanor Bourke says truth-telling is now here to stay.
Ten organisations and groups based on Bunurong Country are working together to leverage the power of RAPs and increase their reconciliation impact for their communities.
In 2002, Kinchela Boys Home survivors went on a journey of reconnection and reclamation through truth-telling. Now, they’re sharing their stories.
A culturally-connected ocean awareness and learn-to-surf program has partnered with the NRL to expand understanding and impact across both organisations.
First Nations filmmakers are reshaping Australia TV and cinema all while taking back control of the lens to share their stories, cultures and perspectives with the world.
Prose, poetry, music and missing history - four reads and one listen to last you until May.
Reconciliation Australia supports the clear call for action, accountability and active anti-racism education contained in the report.
Report highlights the key challenges, opportunities, and recommendations for embedding reconciliation in the education sector.
Reconciliation Australia mourns the passing of another legend of the Aboriginal resistance.
