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
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