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National Reconciliation Week Street Banners: Sponsorships Now Open!

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About Reconciliation WA

A better future for all Western Australians

Reconciliation WA (RWA) is a not-for-profit organisation providing leadership, advocacy and support to people and organisations driving the reconciliation movement in Western Australia.

Our vision is a better future for our state, one that celebrates strong and positive relationships and outcomes between Aboriginal Peoples and the wider Western Australian community. Through education, support and our reconciliation programs, we focus on the creation of social and economic outcomes to ensure the cultures, rights and contributions of Aboriginal peoples are valued and respected.

As the peak body for reconciliation in WA, we also work with our state and territory reconciliation colleagues and Reconciliation Australia to support, promote and lead national reconciliation initiatives.

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Membership

We have four types of membership

Joining Reconciliation WA means you’re committed to taking action.
Here you will make connections and get the support you need to act on your reconciliation journey.

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Individual

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Family

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Organisation

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Organisation

Bilya

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Bespoke collection of merchandise available to purchase

Designed by emerging WA Aboriginal artists - the perfect gift whether it be corporate or personal

This collection showcases the stunning artwork of emerging WA Aboriginal artists Beverley Rogers and Renita Brown. Explore a range of merchandise, including gift pack offerings.

By purchasing our merchandise, you support the artist and their communities, as a portion of the proceeds from each sale go directly to them.

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Explore the NEW Reconciliation Learning Hub

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Respect Rising

Be a part of the next horizon

In 2024, Reconciliation WA will be leading Western Australia’s post referendum discussions, as we consider the future vision of the reconciliation movement.

We will be holding these yarns in February and March 2024, in partnership with a number of key organisations to ensure a broad community of views are heard.

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News

Reconciliation WA is committed to creating, progressing and supporting a range of reconciliation initiatives across Western Australia. Learn more about our upcoming programs, education opportunities and current news.

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RWA News

National Reconciliation Week 2025 Theme Announcement

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Announcement of new Board + AGM & End of Year Members Sundowner

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Good news stories

National Reconciliation Week Street Banner Program Celebrates Aboriginal Art, Connection, and Sustainability

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Helen Milroy: Will Australia ever be ready to face up to its own history?

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NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING | PROXY / REPRESENTATIVE APPOINTMENT FORM – 2024

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How a process of truth-telling can help heal deep racial wounds in Western Australia

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WA premier, elders honour deaths of Aboriginal boys and men incarcerated on Rottnest Island

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WA Premier apologises for horrors perpetrated against Indigenous people on Wadjemup/Rottnest

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Laying the island spirits to rest at WA’s holiday hotspot – WAtoday article by Victoria Laurie

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Announcement of Annual General Meeting and Call for Nominations for Election as Board Members 

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Upcoming Events

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Act

Join the movement

The reconciliation movement is supported and advanced each day by the actions of individuals, communities, and organisations. From the small and everyday actions anyone can make, to the large innovations which lead to meaningful and systemic change. Reconciliation is everyone’s business. We each have a part to play.

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