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Because of her, we can – Pat Anderson
WebMs Anderson is an Alyawarre woman known nationally and internationally as a powerful advocate for the health of Australia’s First Peoples. We need real change, because we, First Peoples, have something unique to offer this country. Our peoples have been here 65,000 years or more. Over these immeasurable periods we have developed …
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Community Control in Action
WebThe Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council Human Research Ethics Committee, or AH&MRC HREC, (Winner, Category 1 – Outstanding examples of Governance in Indigenous led non-incorporated initiatives) was established in 1996 to ensure all Aboriginal health research in NSW was conducted in an ethical and culturally …
Truth-telling about the past, present and future
WebTruth-telling was a major driver of a recent report authored by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare and commissioned by The Healing Foundation, that found a direct link between the forced removal of tens of thousands of children from their families and the real life experiences of Intergenerational Trauma.
Reconciliation requires action. AWARENESS IS NOT THE END GAME.
WebAWARENESS IS NOT THE END GAME. Writer and academic Summer May Finlay uses the results of the 2021 State of Reconciliation in Australia report to push allies and accomplices to braver action. Early this year, Reconciliation Australia released the 2021 State of Reconciliation In Australia Report: Moving from Safe to Brave.
Campaigns we support
WebThe Close the Gap Campaign aims to close the health and life expectancy gap between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous Australians within a generation. The campaign is built on evidence that shows significant improvements in the health status of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples can be achieved by 2030.
Because of her, we can – Pat Turner
WebOver the years, Ms Turner became more committed to the politics of self-determination. At a professional level, this meant being a firm supporter of community-based service delivery of health and welfare programs for Aboriginal people. Today, Ms Turner is the CEO of the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO).
Reconciliation Australia honours Dr Gordon Briscoe AO
WebHe was a warm hearted, and charming man. Dr Briscoe will be honoured today at a memorial on Yuin Country in Yangary (Batemans Bay) on the NSW South Coast. Reconciliation Australia honours Dr Briscoe for his legacy of social justice and academic excellence. We extend our deepest condolences to his wife Norma, his children Aaron, …
Ken Wyatt’s Cabinet promotion welcomed
WebRA CEO, Karen Mundine, said the appointment of Mr Wyatt was particularly significant, coming at the start of National Reconciliation Week. “Ken Wyatt is highly respected for his hard work over many decades for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, particularly in the health and education sectors,” said Ms Mundine.
2010 Australian Reconciliation Barometer
WebSummary. In the 2010 Barometer additional questions were added, which examined the role that business should take in promoting reconciliation and addressing Indigenous disadvantage. The Barometer reveals that the vast majority of Australians believe the relationship between Indigenous people and other Australians is important for …
The “monumental legacy” of Dr Evelyn Scott AO
WebMs Mundine, who will attend Dr Scott’s funeral today in Townsville, said that Australia was a richer nation owing to Dr Scott’s lifetime contribution to reconciliation. “She leaves behind a monumental legacy,” Ms Mundine said. Reconciliation Australia pays tribute to the immense legacy of Dr Evelyn Scott AO on the day of her state funeral.
Reflections from the road
WebOver the past decade, Professor Mick Dodson AM, has attended every site visit as Chair of the judging panel for the Indigenous Governance Awards. From remote Australia, to our busiest cities, Mick reflects on his visits to finalist organisations for the Indigenous Governance Awards and why it’s time to talk about success. Too often the public
Reconciliation: Moving beyond Acknowledgement of Country
WebThe practice of Acknowledgement of Country has become ubiquitous at office meetings to sporting events across Australia. Professor Megan Davis cast her eye over its contemporary use and its role in reconciliation. Today in Australia, an ancient cultural practice relating to the regulation of strangers on country, born of recognition
Stop, think, respect and put a stop to racism
WebReconciliation Australia Co-Chair Dr Tom Calma AO, the former Race Discrimination Commissioner, said all forms of racism should be condemned. “We know that racism destroys the confidence, self-esteem and health of individuals and in many cases can lead to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples taking their own lives.
National Reconciliation Week
WebThe National Reconciliation Week theme for 2024, Now More Than Ever, is a reminder to all of us that no matter what, the fight for justice and the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people will —and must —continue. There have been many moments in Australia’s reconciliation journey that make us want to turn away.
Walking the talk on reconciliation: NRW 2014
WebThe movement for reconciliation has never been stronger said Reconciliation Australia Chief Executive Officer Leah Armstrong on the eve of National Reconciliation Week (NRW) 2014. Ms Armstrong said, the more than 800 events taking place during the week were evidence of the Australian community’s embracing of reconciliation and justice for
Events for May 29, 2024 – Reconciliation Australia
WebCQUniversity Amphitheatre Library Lawns Bruce Highway, North Rockhampton. Reconciliation 2024 Choir, CQUniversity, Bruce Highway, Amphitheatre, North Rockhampton 12:00pm. Community Choir singing Blackfella/Whitefella, followed by light lunch. May 29 @ 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm AEST.
Reconciliation Australia welcomes Jody Broun
WebReconciliation Australia warmly welcomes the appointment of proud Yinjibarndi woman Ms Jody Broun as the CEO of the National Indigenous Australians Agency. We have great respect for her extensive experience in government and non-government organisations, across a range of areas critical to Australian Indigenous …
Reconciliation: 2022 Federal Election
WebFund a long term National Anti-Racism Framework to guide actions on anti-racism by government, the Australian Human Rights Commission, NGOs, business, educators, health professionals, police, other justice authorities, civil society, and the community.; Establish a national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children’s commissioner to help drive …
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