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Reconciliation Week 2023: Be the Voice for Generations

Last week Dane Brown, member of the Hindmarsh RAP Working Group (ACT), shared in the ‘First Nations Experience of Democracy Tour’ at the Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House as part of #nationalreconciliationweek.

The event shared stories of how First Nation Australians and their supporters have taken different pathways to fight injustice and bring about change in Australia. The humbling stories included:
– Jimmy Clements & John Nobles attendance at the opening of Old Parliament House in 1927.
–  Neville Bonner – First Indigenous Senators journey.
– The Aboriginal Tent Embassy beginning which was started by four young Aboriginal men from Sydney – Billy Craigie, Bert Williams, Michael Anderson and Tony Coorey.
– Charles Perkins and the “Freedom Ride” in the lead up to the 1967 referendum.

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Reconciliation Week 2023: Be the Voice for Generations

Last night members of the Hindmarsh RAP Working Group (NSW), Ann Mayhew and David Bateman, shared in the ‘Truth and Reconciliation: Three Historical Journeys’ experience at the Australian National Maritime Museum, which was delivered in collaboration with the Professional Historians Association (NSW & ACT) as part of #nationalreconciliationweek.

The panel included Kenny Bedford, Dr Roland Leikauf and Dr Harry Hobbs, and was led by Matt Poll, Manager of Indigenous Programs at the Australian National Maritime Museum. Thank you to all the guest speakers who outlined three different journeys of reconciliation in Australia, Germany, and Aotearoa New Zealand.

Hindmarsh are proud to be on our Reconciliation journey as part of our Reflect RAP.