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Member Networking Event + AGM

Wednesday, 11 November 2026

Join Reconciliation Tasmania members for a face-to-face forum and networking event on reconciliation in the workplace. Facilitated by Rachel Dunn (Jenname Consulting), the session will explore RAPs and other culturally safe approaches, with organisations sharing what has worked, the challenges they have faced and what they have learned. Connect with fellow members and stay for Reconciliation Tasmania’s Annual General Meeting

Online Member Forum

Reflecting on NRW26 – what comes next for reconciliation in Tasmania?

Tuesday 6 October 2026
11 AM – 12 PM | ONLINE
Free – Bookings essential

Continue the TRUTH. RECKONING. CHANGE. conversation at this online forum with Reconciliation Tasmania CEO Pauline Cook. Hear reflections from National Reconciliation Week 2026, learn about our focus for 2027, and discuss how we can turn conversation into meaningful action.

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Cataract Gorge Cultural Walk

Djuker Willis Hart

3 June 2026 11:00pm- 1:00pm

Join Aboriginal cultural practitioner Djuker Willis Hart for an immersive cultural walking experience through the beautiful Cataract Gorge. This Aboriginal-led tour offers participants the opportunity to learn about culture, country, and traditional knowledge while exploring one of Lutruwita/Tasmania’s most iconic landscapes.

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Online Member Forum

Cultural Safety in the Workplace

23 June 2026 12:00pm- 1:00pm

An online forum with Rachel Dunn exploring cultural safety in the workplace and how it can be meaningfully applied in practice. Includes practical insights to support more respectful and inclusive environments.

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National Reconciliation Week

Statewide Breakfasts

TRUTH. RECKONING. CHANGE.

27 May-3 June 2026 7:00am- 9:00am

Each year, Reconciliation Tasmania hosts events during National Reconciliation Week that bring people together to reflect, listen deeply and take meaningful steps towards a more just and respectful future in Lutruwita / Tasmania.

Our breakfasts are grounded in truth-telling and truth-listening, centring Tasmanian Aboriginal voices, lived experiences and perspectives. Speakers share powerful and deeply personal stories that challenge assumptions, provoke reflection and inspire meaningful action.

Reconciliation Tasmania works alongside Tasmanian Aboriginal people to advance truth, justice and a better future through education, leadership and advocacy across the wider community. These gatherings foster understanding, strengthen relationships and encourage participants to consider the role they can play in advancing reconciliation in practical and lasting ways.

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Online Member Forum

Redefining Reconciliation: Reflecting on your role

30 March 2026 11:15am- 12:15pm

An interactive online forum with Dewayne Everettsmith, exploring leadership, truth telling, and practical approaches to reconciliation in workplaces and communities.

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Annual General Meeting 2025

29 NOVEMBER 2025 10:00 AM- 12:00pm

We are honoured to welcome Professor Maggie Walter (PhD; FASSA) as our guest speaker. Professor Walter is a Palawa woman, a member of the Tasmanian Aboriginal Briggs family, and a Distinguished Professor of Sociology (Emerita) at the University of Tasmania. She is a founding member of the Australian Indigenous Data Sovereignty Collective (Maiam nayri Wingara) and an executive member of the Global Indigenous Data Alliance (GIDA). In 2021, she was appointed as a Commissioner with the Victorian Yoo-rrook Justice Commission, Australia’s first truth-telling commission examining systemic injustices experienced by First Peoples.

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Reconciliation in Education
30 October 20253:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Join our free webinar outlining our services to support reconciliation in your school or early learning service.
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Member Forum – November 2025
11 November 20251:00 pm – 2:00 pm
This quarterly forum is ideal for anyone wishing to better understand how the National Plan for Closing The Gap is being translated at a state and local level — and how individuals or organisations can contribute to this important work.
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Youth Speak Out: Online Exhibition

Online exhibition of selected artworks from our 2023 Youth Speak Out competition. With thanks to Hobart Airport, MyState Bank Foundation, and Libraries Tasmania.
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