By Hope 103.2Wednesday 26 May 2021RelationshipsReading Time: 2 minutes
Feature image: #NRW2021 artwork “Action” by Jessica Johnson
This year, National Reconciliation Week runs between Thursday 27 May and Thursday 3 June, with the theme – “More than a word. Reconciliation takes action” – urging “braver and more impactful action” to reconcile the broader Australian community and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Reconciliation Australia also marks its 20th year and is recommending 20 Actions for Reconciliation in 2021.
Latest stories on Hope 103.2
Australia United: Two Women’s Bold Take on Reconciliation
BY Michael Crooks
With National Reconciliation Week about the begin, two Australians want to change the way we think about unifying the country. Read story
A Tragic Death in Custody Helping Build the Road to Reconciliation
BY Laura Bennett
The iPROWD program is one brother’s resolve in ensuring his sister’s death in custody didn’t add to divisions between Indigenous communities and the police, but sought to repair relationships. Read story
NITV’s Tanya Denning-Orman on How We Can Be First Nations People Ally All Year Round
BY Ally Barnes
Director of Indigenous content on NITV Tanya Denning-Orman joined Hope Breakfast, on National Reconciliation Day, to discuss the importance of Indigenous representation. Listen to interview
Celebrating First Nations’ Talent
David Gulpilil’s Doco Was Meant to Film His Final Moments But Miraculously He Defied Odds
BY Laura Bennett
The documentary planned to highlight David Gulpilil’s career and end with a traditional farewell. Instead, against all odds, it shows another chapter of an extraordinary life. Read story
Indigenous Artist Mitch Tambo Celebrates Women on New Single ‘Dreamtime Princess’
BY Sam Robinson
This upbeat celebration of women track features Mitch singing in his native Gamilaraay language. He shared about the important women in his life. Read story
From the Hope archives
We All Have a Part to Play in Indigenous Reconciliation, Says Aboriginal Christian Leader
BY Katrina Roe
Aboriginal Christian leader Brooke Prentis chats about how we can all do our part in contributing towards Indigenous reconciliation.
What does the Bible say about reconciliation?
Put Reconciliation First
BY David Reay
Our relationship with others affects our relationship with God.
Helping our children understand
Walk Together
BY Play School
“A new special episode fostering children’s early understandings about our shared histories and the role we all play in building relationships and communities that value Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, histories, cultures and futures.” Watch Play School special