Using respectful and inclusive language and terminology is an essential component of reconciliation The ways we speak about reconciliation is just as important as the ways we act: language is itself active, and can impact on attitudes, understandings and relationships in a very real and active sense
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Using respectful and inclusive language and terminology is an essential component of reconciliation. The ways we speak about reconciliation is just as important
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relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and other Australians. The way we speak about reconciliation can be just as important as
Reconciliation is about working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their strengths not doing things for them or to them Reconciliation processes and aspirations should not be described through dichotomous ‘us’ and ‘them’ language but instead concentrate on promoting mutually respectful and genuine two-way
Reconciliation Australia defines reconciliation through five critical dimensions that together represent a holistic and comprehensive picture of reconciliation The five dimensions are: race relations equality and equity institutional integrity unity historical acceptance
Reconciliation must transcend Australian political theatre and promote a sense of national unity All Australians should feel as a nation connected to the tens of thousands of years of human occupation of the Australian continent and surrounding Islands Reconciliation Australia has produced a highly relevant report exploring the
1 Reconciliation Australia a non-government non-profit organization was established in January 2001 by the Council of Aboriginal Reconciliation (which wound up in 2000) to promote a national focus for reconciliation The Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation was established in 1991 by the Commonwealth Parliament (pursuant to the Council for
Exploring Reconciliation in early childhood practice In this Talking about practice series (TAPS) we are exploring the place of Reconciliation in early childhood education and care practice Exploring Reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the broader Australian community in early childhood education is an
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What does Reconciliation Australia do?
ORGANISATIONAL OVERVIEW Reconciliation Australia is an independent, national, not-profit organisation promoting and -for facilitating reconciliation by building relationships, respect and trust between the wider Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Our vision is for a just, equitable and reconciled Australia.
What is the state of reconciliation?
THE STATE OF RECONCILIATION TODAY RACE RELATIONS At the heart of reconciliation is the relationship between the broader Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. To achieve reconciliation, we need to develop strong relationships built on trust and respect, and that are free of racism.
What is the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation?
These matters helped turn the work of the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation into a people’s movement, culminating in hundreds of thousands of Australians walking across famous, and not so famous, bridges in cities and towns throughout Australia in symbolic acts of commitment for a reconciled nation.
What is the Reconciliation Action Plan?
The program provides schools and early learning centres with a framework to develop their own Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). We are proud to work alongside Reconciliation NSW, the peak body for reconciliation in NSW. This organisation works to support, educate and inspire the people of NSW to engage in reconciliation.
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