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Belinda Huntriss has worked in the Aboriginal Education space for fifteen years. With qualifications in both early childhood and primary teaching, Belinda is passionate about Aboriginal education and believes that all children learn best through Aboriginal pedagogies.

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Briar Road Public School hosted a group of 45 award-winning school teachers from North Carolina, USA, to understand what strong and authentic reconciliation in education looks like, at a school-based level. 

The Australian Museum has recently opened Burra, a new ground-breaking, interactive learning and play space.

A new RAP Network feature on the Narragunnawali platform allows Working Groups to acknowledge connections between their school or early learning service and other schools/services on their RAP journeys. 

Entering the second half of the year, the Narragunnawali team invite you to reflect on the teaching and learning we’ve done in the first half. 

National Reconciliation Week is just around the corner!

Meet Tori-Jay Mordey, the artist behind the NRW 2022 ‘Be Brave. Make Change’ illustrations. The Torres Strait Islander artist speaks about her art, inspirations and the important role First Nations artists play in advancing reconciliation.

This year’s NRW theme is a challenge to all Australians to Be Brave so we can Make Change for the benefit of all. The Narragunnawali NRW resources are here to support you in taking brave action to further reconciliation in education.

From art to identity, repatriations to mental health; this month’s Reconciliation in the Media stories showcase brave actions in daily lives, creating real and tangible change.

The annual ECA Reconciliation Symposium brings the matter of reconciliation in early childhood into the spotlight and works towards a better future for all Australians

We sat down with esteemed Wiradjuri and Gamilaroi Associate Professor Dr Lynette Riley to talk about reconciliation and what she has learnt in her more than 30 years’ experience as a teacher, academic and advocate.

Learning Circles are an opportunity for schools and early learning services with published RAPs to connect with the wider Narragunnawali RAP community of practice.

From the freeing the flag, to flying the flag – this Reconciliation in the Media gets into the nuance of recent happenings in the news, so you can stay informed and up to date.

At the end of February 2022, the Bundjil’s Nest Project presented its annual 2022 Conference; Reconciliation Takes Action – Embedding First Peoples perspectives in Education settings.