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This website was established by the ReconciliACTION Network - a network of young people who support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights and reconciliation. This website includes an Online Education Kit developed by the volunteers of ReconciliACTIONnsw, which you can find on the sidebar to the right, and information about how young people can get actively involved in reconciliation.

Reconciliation Hands - image by Naomi Moran

ReconciliACTION and its members acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of the lands that make up Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.

Please be advised that this website and other publications featured on this site may contain references or images of Indigenous people who have died. This material may be offensive to some Indigenous people.

Want to volunteer?

There are lots of great reconciliation projects happening across Australia. To find out what’s happening in your area or to volunteer you can contact Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation (ANTaR) or visit the website of Reconciliation Australia for details of reconciliation groups in each State and Territory, including the NSW Reconciliation Council.

Want to start your own project?

This site contains resources that you can use to learn more about Reconciliation and Indigenous rights (see the Online Education Kit), as well as some ideas of different projects which the young people in ReconciliACTION organised between 2002 and 2008. 

Check out the About Us page for information about ReconciliACTION’s past projects and the Getting Active section of the Online Education Kit for tips and advice to help your local project including fundraising, how to run an event & how to organise media.  

Disclaimer: Please note that this site is linked to many resources which have been developed by other organisations. ReconciliACTION does not endorse content of external links published on this site. ReconciliACTION in not the copyright holder of most resources reviewed and linked to this webpage.

Help us get it right: Please report broken links and inappropriate links to recon@reconciliaction.org.au.