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27 FebDo you have a Reconciliation Action Plan?
On Tuesday, 27 February, Narragunnawali held their first online Learning Circle for published Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) working group members. It focused on Acknowledgement of Country and Welcome to Country RAP actions.
Narragunnawali is a program facilitated by Reconciliation Australia designed to support schools and early learning services to foster knowledge and pride in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and contributions and to take action towards reconciliation between non-First Nations Australians and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Learning Circles are held every month by Narragunnawali to provide a space for published RAP working group members to engage in professional conversations about RAP commitments.
As ELAA continues on our Reconciliation journey, we encourage all our members to publish your own RAP. ELAA is committed to further developing ways to support you in confirming your commitment to strengthen relationships, respect and opportunities around your service and with the community for Reconciliation.
For more information on Reconciliation and Reconciliation Action Plans, visit Narragunnawali by clicking HERE.