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Reconciliation Action Plans - Reconciliation Australia Reconciliation Action Plans (RAP) assist businesses to embed the principles and purpose of reconciliation The RAP network is a diverse group of over 3,000 organisations that directly impact over 5 million Australians every day
The RAP process - Reconciliation Australia Developing a Reconciliation Action Plan is a journey and a collaborative partnership with Reconciliation Australia Understand what you can expect at each step of the process
RAP Drafting Resource - Reconciliation Australia Reconciliation Australia defines reconciliation through five critical dimensions that together represent a holistic and comprehensive picture of reconciliation The five dimensions are: • race relations • equality and equity • institutional integrity • unity • historical acceptance
Reconciliation Australia’s Reconciliation Action Plan By implementing RAPs of our own, Reconciliation Australiais leading by example in our application of actionable targets that demonstrate our deep commitment to achieving a just, equitable and reconciled Australia
Welcome to the Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) program portal! The Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) portal has the tools, information and resources to help you develop your RAP From deciding if a RAP is right for your organisation, to ultimately drafting and submitting your organisation’s RAP to Reconciliation Australia, this platform will guide you through the step-by-step process for a successful
Who has a RAP? - Reconciliation Australia Use information on this page to search for organisations with a Reconciliation Action Plan Search using the filters – sector, location, or RAP type – or by using a general keyword search This information is regularly updated however if you are unable to find a specific organisation, please contact the RAP team
Developing a Reconciliation Action Plan organisation’s commitment to reconciliation, implementation and continuous improvement are essential to turn your good intentions into action Launching your RAP is one step on a long-term journey to advance reconciliation in partnership with Reconciliation Australia and the RAP network The RAP Network
Reconciliation Timeline: Key Moments - Reconciliation Australia Reconciliation Australia’s Reconciliation Action Plan program begins 2007 — Australia celebrates the 40th anniversary of the 1967 referendum — The Australian Government, led by Prime Minister John Howard, begins the Northern Territory Emergency Response, commonly called the Intervention
An Introduction to Developing a Reconciliation Action Plan organisation’s commitment to reconciliation, implementation and continuous improvement are essential to turn your good intentions into action Launching your RAP is one step on a long-term journey to advance reconciliation in partnership with Reconciliation Australia and the RAP network
A framework for reconciliation action Reconciliation Australia provides a framework of relationships, respect and opportunities for implementing reconciliation initiatives in the workplace and beyond Through these three core pillars, individuals, organisations, and communities can turn their good intentions into action and support the national reconciliation movement