By Ally BarnesSunday 28 May 2023Hope BreakfastSocial JusticeReading Time: 1 minute
The theme for National Reconciliation Week is “Be a Voice for Generations”. Brooke Prentis is an Aboriginal Christian leader and she joined Ally Barnes on Hope Breakfast to explain how we can be an ally and champion of First Nations people and issues every week of the year.
Brooke shared how she felt when Stan Grant stepped down from hosting Q&A, and how important the work of reconciliation will be beyond the Voice to Parliament referendum.
For more information, visit the National Reconciliation Week website.
Listen to the interview with Brooke Prentis in the player above.
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