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1 Feb 2021
Spotlight On – Forbes Preschool, NSW
The winners of the Narragunnawali Awards 2019 Early Learning category share what they have been up to since receiving the award and what it meant for them and their community to have their hard work recognised at the national level. -
1 Feb 2021
Apply for the Narragunnawali Awards 2021
Applications for the Narragunnawali Awards 2021 are open until midnight on Friday 30 April! Your school or early learning service could be nationally recognised for your reconciliation in education initiatives, rewarded with a $10,000 cash prize as well as media and promotional opportunities. -
1 Feb 2021
Reconciliation in Media – Reflecting on 26 January
An important and challenging time of year for many reasons, this article showcases some resources and conversations to help us move into the brave space when thinking about 26 January and everything the date brings to the surface for your school or early learning service community. -
1 Dec 2020
Reconciliation Resource: 2020 Australian Reconciliation Barometer
The new Reconciliation Barometer report has far-reaching implications for the role education plays in the reconciliation movement. Understand where we are doing well – and where we need to do better. -
1 Dec 2020
Reconciliation in the Media – Always Was. Always Will Be.
Always Was. Always Will Be—the theme for NAIDOC Week 2020 has resonated with many. We delve into the importance of Country and the power of actively listening to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples striving for change. -
1 Dec 2020
Narragunnawali Awards 2021 – Nominate a school or learning service now!
We’re doing things a little differently for the Narragunnawali Awards 2021. You can now nominate a school or early learning service doing great things for reconciliation and encourage them to apply for a Narragunnawali Award 2021 in February next year. -
1 Dec 2020
Spotlight On – Wesley College, WA
Reconciliation stories take many shapes. We hear from Wesley College about just how important building and maintaining relationships with your local community can be, and the value of reconciliation in shaping future generations of Elders. -
1 Dec 2020
Teacher Feature – Liza Hamilton, NSW
We hear from Liza Hamilton – Deputy Principal Instructional Leader Aboriginal Students – about what winning the Narragunnawali Awards 2019 school category meant for Maclean High School and the local community; and learn about some of the exciting reconciliation projects they’ve implemented in 2020. -
4 May 2020
Reconciliation Resource – Resources to Support Engagement with National Reconciliation Week 2020
National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation in Australia. Here are some resources to support engagement with NRW in 2020. -
4 May 2020
Reconciliation in the Media – In This Together
Some of many examples of media features that meaningfully reflect this year’s National Reconciliation Week theme, In this together. -
4 May 2020
Spotlight On – St Alipius Parish School, VIC
A story of how reconciliation action planning is helping bring the St Alipius Parish School community together, and bring about positive change. -
4 May 2020
Teacher Feature – Roni Forrest, WA
This article proudly explores the 2020 National Reconciliation Week theme, In this together, through a conversation with Minang Ngadju educator, Roni Forrest. -
18 Dec 2019
Spotlight On – Narragunnawali Awards 2019 Winners!
Congratulations to the winners of the Narragunnawali Awards 2019 – Maclean High School and Forbes Preschool! This article shines a spotlight on their achievements and exceptional commitment to reconciliation. We also share a short film with highlights from the Narragunnawali Awards finalists workshop and presentation event at the National Arboretum on Ngunnawal Country. -
18 Dec 2019
Reconciliation Resource – Reconciliation Awards RAP Action
To support your school or early learning service to acknowledge and celebrate great work initiatives around reconciliation, as well as the challenges, successes and achievements, take a look at the Reconciliation Awards RAP Action. This resource not only helps recognise contributions to progressing reconciliation in your school or early learning services, but is a great way to strengthen relationships within your community. -
18 Dec 2019
Teacher Feature – Alanna Raymond, the Narragunnawali Team
We are excited to introduce the newest member of the Narragunnawali team, Alanna Raymond. Alanna has spent the past six years as a primary teacher at Queanbeyan Public School, who were winners of the Narragunnawali Awards 2017. "One of the proudest moments of my career was representing our school at the Narragunnawali Awards 2017, and accepting our award on behalf of all the passionate individuals who have worked together over many years".