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Host a screening of Living Black episode: ‘Patrick Dodson – Father of Reconciliation’
Living Black's Karla Grant speaks with Sen. Pat Dodson, the ‘Father of Reconciliation’ - 20 years on from the Walk for Reconciliation.
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In 2020 it was 20 years since Corroboree 2000 and the Walk for Reconciliation when almost 300,000 people walked across the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday the 28 May 2000, to come together and support reconciliation. Living Black’s Karla Grant speaks with Senator Patrick Dodson, the ‘Father of Reconciliation’ about his life and career. Karla and Pat reflected on the reconciliation process and the state of Indigenous affairs in Australia at the time.
This episode premiered on NITV on 25 May 2020, as part of National Reconciliation Week programming.
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