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Reconciliation News October 2019
In this edition of Reconciliation News you’ll find a wealth of interesting reading as well as our regular features such as the reconciliation recap, Look for a Book! and from the CEO.
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Let’s Talk…Sorry Day
May 26 is Sorry Day, a time to reflect on the past policies of forced child removal and the painful stories of the Stolen Generations. Let's talk Sorry Day, the resilience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the power in saying Sorry.
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Reconciliation News May 2019
This edition of Reconciliation News explores the growing calls for a process of truth telling in Australia; a process where, for the first time, all Australians might collectively face and acknowledge the horrifying brutality of modern Australia’s history.
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2018 RAP Impact Report
This report explores the impact of the RAP community during the July 2017 – June 2018 reporting period. For this report, Reconciliation Australia collected data from over 600 RAP organisations through an online questionnaire.
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Let’s Talk…Languages
Language is an important vessel for transmitting knowledge, history and culture and for thousands of years, hundreds of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages have been spoken across. We reflect on the significance of Language and how the revival of First Nations Languages is essential to reconciliation.
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2018 Truth-telling Symposium Report
Reconciliation Australia and The Healing Foundation brought together experts from around the country for a Truth Telling Symposium in October 2018 to discuss the ways that truth telling could support healing and reconciliation in Australia.