Conferences and workshops

Like many countries before it, Australia is now finally entering a phase where some State governments initiating treaty negotiations with relevant First Nations peoples

It is noteworthy that to date, all First Nations peoples have demanded that there be a truth-telling process established as stage one of any treaty negotiations, as has happened around the world

In 2020 the Victorian government entered into Treaty negotiations, and established the First Peoples Assembly to partner with, in the creation of a Treaty Framework. The First Peoples Assembly recommended the establishment of The Yoor-rook Justice Commission, which commenced in 2021 to receive submissions from ATSI people living in Victoria about the effects of colonisation

Commissioner Sue Anne Hunter, from Yoor-rook will discuss the role of The Commission and what truth-telling means in the context of Victoria moving Forward with a Treaty for all Victorians

John Harding will host the session and field questions from the audience for both he and Commissioner Hunter

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The Philanthropic sector now more than ever before is seeking to consult with and increase the amount of First Nations people working in the sector. Those of us already working within the sector, need to support each other, as well as encourage the sector to employ more First Nations people, and provide opportunities for First Nations people to sit on Boards within the sector

This Webinar will be presented online by John Harding (Kuku Yulangi/Peidu), CEO of Barmal Bijiril, and Joel Wright, (Gunditchmara) Corporate Development Manager of Indigenous Employment Partners

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