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Hosting a screening of a Reconciliation Film Club documentary is an opportunity to bring people together to develop a deeper understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives, histories and cultures, to ignite conversation and spark change. It’s also a great platform to engage staff more actively in your organisation’s RAP plan.

 

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The Films

Screen a documentary from Australia’s leading Indigenous filmmakers with the Reconciliation Film Club. 

 

This platform has everything you need to support a successful event in your workplace or community.

HOST A SCREENING OF WE DON'T NEED A MAP

Have a conversation about how all Australians can work together to build trusting and respectful race relations and a stronger sense of unity.

HOST A SCREENING OF CONNECTION TO COUNTRY

Hold a screening of Connection To Country to increase understanding of the value of Indigenous cultural heritage so that it is respected.

HOST A SCREENING OF OCCUPATION: NATIVE

Your screening of Occupation: Native is an opportunity to have an important and positive conversation about what's been missing from Australian history books.

HOST A SCREENING OF IN MY OWN WORDS

In My Own Words follows the journey of adult Aboriginal students and their teachers as they discover the transformative power of reading and writing.

HOST A SCREENING OF SERVANT OR SLAVE

Servant or Slave is an emotional and confronting insight into the history and legacy of the domestic servitude enforced upon Aboriginal girls in Australia.
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Want to explore more or engage with the themes explored in the films? 

NITV

What does connection to Country really mean?

For a long time Tyson Mowarin had wanted to make a film that was able to demonstrate what connection to country really meant to Aboriginal people. Tired of seeing...
NITV REPORT

10 things to know about slavery in Australia

The dark history of forced labour and Stolen Wages is slowly becoming a national conversation, with people sharing their traumatic first-hand experiences of...
News

Caribbean literacy program helps adults in Bourke

The small nation of Cuba and the community of Bourke have completed the Literacy for Life Adult Literacy Program.
28 Sep 2017

What are the Frontier Wars?

The Frontier Wars refer to conflicts between Europeans and Aboriginal people including battles, acts of resistance and open massacres from 1788 to the 1930s.
Podcast

Reshaping Australian History: Servant or Slave

Servant or Slave Director Steven McGregor and former Cootamundra Girl Rita Wright discuss an unacknowledged part of our recent past.