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1 Dec 2022Spotlight On – World Indigenous Peoples’ Conference on Education 2023
The Narragunnawali team were at the World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education 2022. Catch up on what you missed at the largest and most diverse Indigenous education forum in the world! -
1 Dec 2022Teacher Feature – Nina Ross
We sat down with Visual Arts teacher and Dunghutti and Anaiwan woman, Nina Ross, to talk about her journey as an educator, artist, and more recently, Narragunnawali team member. -
22 Aug 2022Teacher Feature – Belinda Huntriss
We sat down with Aboriginal Education Teacher Belinda Huntriss to talk about RAPs, reconciliation, and what she has learnt in her 15 years of work in the Aboriginal Education space. -
22 Aug 2022Reconciliation in the Media
Read up on the new federal parliament and the Uluru Statement from the Heart, Indigenous Languages, and changes to how one university library is treating First Nations materials. -
22 Aug 2022Spotlight On – Go Global North Carolina visits Briar Road Public School
Briar Road Public School on Dharawal Country showcased their reconciliation in education efforts to a group of teachers from the USA as a part of a professional development program. Find out more about this international education experience. -
22 Aug 2022Reconciliation Resource – Burra Learning Space, Australian Museum
Learn more about Burra, the Australian Museum’s new interactive learning and play space. Burra offers a ‘many-ways’ learning experience that focuses on living well with Country and each other. -
22 Aug 2022Narragunnawali Platform Updates – RAP Network Feature
Recent updates to the Narragunnawali platform allow working groups to acknowledge connections with other schools/ services on their RAP journey. Find out what this means for your RAP Network. -
19 May 2022Narragunnawali News – NRW 2022: Be Brave. Make Change.
National Reconciliation Week is just around the corner! -
19 May 2022Teacher Feature – Tori-Jay Mordey
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. -
19 May 2022Reconciliation Resource – National Reconciliation Week (NRW) 2022
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. -
19 May 2022Reconciliation in the Media – NRW: Be Brave. Make Change.
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. -
19 May 2022Spotlight On – ECA Reconciliation Symposium, Darwin
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 -
28 Mar 2022Teacher Feature – Associate Professor Lynette Riley
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. -
28 Mar 2022Reconciliation Resource – Narragunnawali Learning Circles
Learning Circles are an opportunity for schools and early learning services with published RAPs to connect with the wider Narragunnawali RAP community of practice. -
28 Mar 2022Reconciliation in the Media – March 2022
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.