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Navigating 26th January

26th January holds complex meanings for Australians. For First Nations peoples, it can represent loss, resilience, and survival, making it a significant date to approach thoughtfully within workplaces.

We understand that each organisation is at a unique stage of its reconciliation journey. That’s why we’ve developed resources to support you in fostering inclusive, respectful conversations and culturally safe environments.

Reflection and Smoking Ceremony, 26 January 2022. Smoking ceremony on the steps of Victorian Parliament. Eucalyptus leaves dipped in red paint lined the steps, to symbolise Aboriginal lives lost in colonial massacres during the Frontier Wars. Photo by Matt Hrkac.

Comprehensive Organisational Guide

Workplace FAQ Template

Addressing common questions and concerns about 26th January, this template helps guide conversations in a way that respects diverse perspectives. It covers:

  • Why the date is significant to different communities
  • Flexible work and leave arrangements
  • Allyship and support for First Nations colleagues
  • Tips for fostering inclusive dialogue
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