National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements and explore how we can contribute to reconciliation in Australia. We invite you to be a voice for reconciliation in tangible ways in all aspects of everyday life – where we live, work and socialise. See the varied events being hosted on campus and online and make reconciliation part of your story and your future → unimelb.me/NRW2023 | The University of Melbourne

What does Reconciliation Week mean to you? 🖤💛❤️ As part of National Reconciliation Week, we asked some of our incredible staff at the Women’s to share what reconciliation means in their roles. Listen to hear their reflections on the importance of truth-telling, cultural safety and walking together toward a better future. #NRW2025 #ReconciliationWeek | The Royal Women's Hospital

It’s National Reconciliation Week! 🎉 National Reconciliation Week kicks off every year with the anniversary of the 1967 Referendum on 27 May. The Referendum was a symbolic turning point in our shared history, when the public overwhelmingly voted ‘Yes’ to First Nations people being included and counted in the census. Bookended by two significant dates, NRW is an event that all Australians can be proud of – the anniversaries of the successful 1967 Referendum and the High Court Mabo land rights de

As we round up National Reconciliation Week for another year, we look back at the history of reconciliation in our nation and ask are we "In This Together" in 2020? Ryan Liddle finds out more... #InThisTogether2020 #NRW2020 | NITV