NSWRC Submissions
NSWRC's submission to the panel of experts about Constitutional Recognition
NSWRC Newsletters
2011
January/February e-Newsletter 2010
2010
November/December e-Newsletter 2010
2009
Newsletter 14 November 2009 (Oldstyle Newsletter Nov 2009)
NSWRC Letters
NSWRC has written to the Victorian Government in response to the Government's decision to defund Reconciliation Victoria. Click here to read the letter sent on May 15th 2009.
NSWRC Submissions
Click here to view NSWRC's submission to the National Human Rights Consultations Committee 15 June 2009.
Click here to view NSWRC's submission to the Senate Select Committee on Regional & Remote Indigenous Communities, 12 February 2009.
Click here to view NSWRC's submission to the Standing Committee on Social Issues 'Inquiry into Overcoming Indigenous Disadvantage', 12 February 2009.
NSWRC Reconciliation Week Resources June 2009
Community Education Resource: Rights, Respect, Reconciliation. This booklet has been produced by the NSW Reconciliation Council (NSWRC). Most of the content is based on resources produced by the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC).
This resource can be used by teachers, students, Reconciliation Groups and other community groups to guide discussion and activities around reconciliation during Reconciliation Week or at any other time. The launch of this booklet marks the United Nations International Year of Reconciliation in 2009. The aim of this resource is to raise awareness and understanding of Indigenous rights in the international context, and the importance of recognising and protecting Indigenous rights in Australia to advance reconciliation.
NSWRC 2009 Reconciliation Week Poster: Celebrating the United Nations International Year of Reconciliation.
NSWRC Human Rights Consultations Resources June 2009
The NSWRC developed two information packs to assist people to participate in the consultation process. These packs were to help people participate in the consultations and prepare a written submission to the National Human Rights Consultation Committee.
Participating in Community Consultations
Preparing a Written Submission
NSWRC and NSW ANTaR also developed a Pro-forma Submission to assist people in making their own submissions.
First Anniversary of The Apology, 13 February 2009
NSWRC has produced two resources for Reconciliation Groups and supporters to use around the first anniversary of the Apology (13th February)
Apology Anniversary Handout: a two page information sheet, which can be handed out at public events; and
Apology Anniversary Discussion Paper: an in-depth discussion about issues raised in the Apology Anniversary Handout. A useful guide for discussions groups.
NSWRC Speaks at The 4Rs Conference– Rights, Reconciliation, Respect, Responsibility – UTS, 1st October 2008
Click here to view speech by Josh Edwards, non-Indigenous Youth Representative, NSWRC – Reflecting on Reconciliation at the Grassroots.
Click here to view speech by David Crew, non-Indigenous Riverina/Murray Regional Representative, NSWRC.
NSW Reconciliation Council Forum: "Getting On With Business" 27 May 2008
Please click on the links below to view resources from NSW Reconciliation Council's "Getting on With Business Forum", NSW Teachers' Federation Auditorium, Sydney, 27 May
Speech by Aden Ridgeway
Country Energy's Indigenous Employment and Development Strategy
Speech by Norman Laing (NSWRC Secretary), address at the "Indigenous Veterans' Memorial Service", Hyde Park War Memorial, Sydney, 30 May 2008.
Speech by Sally Fitzpatrick,Deputy Chairperson of NSW Reconciliation Council on 3 May 2005, on the topic of the "Bicentenary of the First Reconciliation Commemoration."
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