Membership for Organisations

Organisational Membership

This is work that matters. Join us and be part of it.

Reconciliation in Tasmania is at a turning point. Across our 2025 and 2026 National Reconciliation Week breakfast series, something became unmistakably clear: there is a deep and genuine appetite in the Tasmanian community for a new understanding and approach to reconciliation. An approach that is honest about our history, and informed by truth-telling from Tasmanian Aboriginal leaders and Community members.

That shift didn’t simply happen. It came from listening, from the guidance of Tasmanian Aboriginal community leaders, and from organisations like yours showing up and taking meaningful change.

Organisational membership of Reconciliation Tasmania is an invitation to be part of the work for a new understanding and approach to reconciliation, with support, connection and purpose. It is about your organisation showing a genuine commitment to helping build a more just and equitable Tasmania for everyone, now and for the generations that follow.

NEW MEMBERS JOIN HERE

EXISTING MEMBERS JOIN HERE

Why our work matters

For many years in Tasmania, reconciliation has risked becoming a substitute for real change: comfortable language that lets organisations feel good without doing the hard work. Reconciliation Tasmania is committed to changing that. We are focused on building respectful relationships with Tasmanian Aboriginal leaders and Communities so that we can ensure the work we do is grounded in Aboriginal perspectives, and directed towards meaningful outcomes. We believe that Aboriginal people have nothing to reconcile: this is the work and responsibility of non-Aboriginal Tasmanians and their organisations.

What your membership supports

Your membership directly supports Reconciliation Tasmania’s programs, services and
operations, including:

Our statewide National Reconciliation Week breakfast series: bringing together Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Tasmanians for honest, important conversations
Our new Reconciliation in Education program: a small grants initiative for Tasmanian schools, helping build culturally safe learning environments and strengthen outcomes for Aboriginal children and young people, through partnerships with Tasmanian Aboriginal people and businesses
Advisory, referral and connection services for organisations on their reconciliation journey
Community events and on Country experiences that deepen understanding and relationship

What you’ll receive as a member

Organisational membership runs from 1 July to 30 June each year, and includes:

Personalised support

Two visits per year from our Membership and Advisory Manager for tailored advice, referrals and guidance
Practical guidance on engaging appropriately with Aboriginal community members and organisations

Connection and learning

Quarterly online forums — exclusive to members and RAP clients — focused on current and emerging reconciliation issues
Member events including workshops and on Country experiences across all three regions (North, Northwest and South)
Quarterly newsletters keeping you across the latest developments in reconciliation in Tasmania and nationally

Access and recognition

Early bird access to Reconciliation Tasmania events, including the National Reconciliation Week breakfast series
Free Employee Memberships so your staff can access all the benefits of your organisational membership
Voting rights at our Annual General Meetings

Membership fees

An annual membership fee applies, based on the size and sector of your organisation. We firmly believe the cost of membership should not be a barrier to being part of meaningful progress.

View our full organisational membership fee structure.

Join today

We invite your organisation to join the Reconciliation Tasmania community. You can apply via the below link. If you would like to find out more, please contact our Manager, Membership and Advisory Lee Wilson.