We Can’t Walk but We Can Talk
#RECNSW2020
The Sydney Harbour Bridge Walk for Reconciliation and similar events that took place around Australia in the weeks following were collectively the biggest demonstration of public support for a cause that has ever taken place in Australia.
The march was a public expression of support for meaningful reconciliation between Australia’s Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples.
- Co-Chair Professor Lindon Coombes speaks to 2SER about the Bridge Walk 2020 and Reconciliation – 27 May 2020
- Read about this man’s life changing bridge walk experience – We can walk together
- Watch the news from 20 years ago today
- How ‘Sorry ‘ was written in the sky
Explore More
Welcome to Our Dinner Table
“Welcome to our Dinner Table” symbolises our local native garden and the First Nations peoples’ knowledge that we access in our everyday lives here at [...]
Growing Together for the Future
Our artwork shows how looking after and respecting the land, and everyone who lives on it, can help us create a better future. It shows [...]
Tree of Wonder
The name of our Aboriginal artwork is Tree of Wonder. It represents how the Aboriginal people look for food in the wild. The Tree of [...]