Resources

Patrick Dodson talks about Reconciliation

Patrick Dodson puts forward his arguments for furthering the dialogue between Indigenous and non-indigenous people in order to create a more harmonious Australian society, and to improve the relationship we have with our environment.

Filmed on 23 September 2009.

Paul Keating's Redfern Statement,1992.

* Whatever Happened to Reconciliation, Speech by Professor Mick Dodson, 2007
* Reconciliation Timeline, with links to resources from 1768 to 2007
* United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, 2007
* Australian Law Reform Commission Report on the Recognition of Aboriginal Customary Laws, 1986 
* Face the Facts, information on racism from the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission, 2012
* How to start a Local Reconciliation Group, by the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation
* Local Reconciliation Group Toolkit, from the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation

* The Local Symbols of Reconciliation, from the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation

Other Organisations Working Towards Reconciliation:

• Reconciliation Australia
• Reconciliation South Australia
• Reconciliation Queensland
• ANTaR Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation
• Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation Archive

• NSWRC Resources
• Reconciliation
• Social Justice and Indigenous Rights
• Econcomic and Community Development
• Land Rights and Native Title
• Stolen Generations
• Culture
• History
• Protocols
• Education
• Health
• NT Intervention
• Indigenous Media