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NSWRC harnessing the power of technology for reconciliation
NSW Reconciliation Council - Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Technology is creating new opportunities for reconciliation in NSW.
Online communities are influencing the real world in ways previously thought impossible. View post
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Comments
Eibhlin commented on 01-Oct-2009 09:36 PM
well done, and yes I agree you really need to have a presence on the web these days, will look forward to reading all the news from other Reconciliation groups.
Lisa Murphy commented on 02-Oct-2009 10:09 AM
Congratulations everyone on a wondrous new website. It will be really exciting to watch content and contributions to develop. Dialogue on reconciliation issues remains important, especially that next year will be the tenth anniversary of the CAR final report, Reconciliation Roadmap documents and the Australian Declaration Towards Reconciliation and
BTW If you get a chance today (2/10/09), try to get a look at a transcript of ABCRN AM's story or a copy of the Centralian Advocate and see the one page ad by citizens of Alice Springs speaking up against racism.
All the best, Sally
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