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An incredible turn out earlier this month at the Archdiocese of Brisbane Reconciliation Dinner 2024. Our Uluru Dialogue Co-Chair Aunty Pat Anderson shared her story and vision for our country - through a conversation with Lucy Davis.
Thank you to the organisers and all who came along for walking with us on this journey.
An incredible turn out earlier this month at the Archdiocese of Brisbane Reconciliation Dinner 2024. Our Uluru Dialogue Co-Chair Aunty Pat Anderson shared her story and vision for our country - through a conversation with Lucy Davis.
Thank you to the organisers and all who came along for walking with us on this journey.
On October 14, 2023 we discovered 6.2 million friends we didn’t know we had. We want to keep yarning with you all about Constitutional Recognition and staying true to Uluru.
We’d love to be able to do that directly, without always relying on paid or social media. So if you haven’t done so already, please go to the link in bio and sign up for our email updates.
Amongst other things, we seem to have accidentally started a bit of a Book Club and we’re not mad about it 🧡
On October 14, 2023 we discovered 6.2 million friends we didn’t know we had. We want to keep yarning with you all about Constitutional Recognition and staying true to Uluru.
We’d love to be able to do that directly, without always relying on paid or social media. So if you haven’t done so already, please go to the link in bio and sign up for our email updates.
Amongst other things, we seem to have accidentally started a bit of a Book Club and we’re not mad about it 🧡
Last night our Co Chair, Prof Megan Davis, delivered the W. Wanambi Distinguished Lecture at the Asia Society in New York. A thought provoking address that spoke to the historical relationship between art and advocacy for a Voice for Australia’s First Peoples. Thank you to all who came along, was great to meet you all and have a yarn.
Last night our Co Chair, Prof Megan Davis, delivered the W. Wanambi Distinguished Lecture at the Asia Society in New York. A thought provoking address that spoke to the historical relationship between art and advocacy for a Voice for Australia’s First Peoples. Thank you to all who came along, was great to meet you all and have a yarn.
Okay wow. Your response to the new merch drop has been incredible. Thank you all so much for your support and for staying true to Uluru 🧡💜
Okay wow. Your response to the new merch drop has been incredible. Thank you all so much for your support and for staying true to Uluru 🧡💜
