Reconciliation Victoria News
National Reconciliation Week Event Calendar now live!
Autumn 2012 Newsletter
Reconciliation Network Joint Statement on Constitutional Recognition
Wanted: Media Intern (volunteer position)
2011 Annual Report
Promoting Reconciliation through Local Government
Over the past year, Reconciliation Victoria has led the Reconciliation in Local Government Action Research Project, in partnership with the Victorian Local Governance Association (VLGA) and Reconciliation Australia, and with funding support from Aboriginal Affairs Victoria.
2012 - A Big Year for Reconciliation!
Thank-you & Merry Christmas from RecVic
Stories around the fire
Presented as part of the "Gertrude Street Projection Festival 2011", July 2011. Video now available.
RecVic welcomes Panel recommendations
Clear support to bring Australia’s Constitution into the 21st Century
Celebrating what's great
January 26 is a day to ‘celebrate what’s great’ – and as Australians we certainly have much to celebrate, be proud of, and be thankful for.
RecVic's Resolution on Constitutional Recognition
Resolution adopted by Reconciliation Victoria on 6 February 2012:
Reconciliation Week Exhibition - Invite to Eastern Metro artists
Australian Indigenous artists from the Eastern Melbourne Region are invited to participate in a Reconciliation Week Exhibition.
Reconciliation at Presbyterian Ladies College
PLCs Jindi Worabak Reconciliation Goup 2011
Constitutional Recognition - Submission to Expert Panel
Reconciliation Victoria's Submission
Leading Edge Forum
"Local government leaders connecting with Aboriginal communities".
Reconciliation Victoria Resurrected!
National Reconciliation Week 2011
Let’s talk recognition
Recognition. Think about how much you value it. When you are sincerely recognised for who you are and what you contribute, you feel proud, validated and connected. Being recognised is good for your self esteem. It energizes you and encourages you to recognise the best in others.
