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Practical tools and guides to support your journey toward genuine Reconciliation and Allyship.
Essential guides and toolkits
Indigenous Calendar
Understanding our shared history is one of Evolve’s 7 Steps to Reconciliation and Allyship®, our tried-and-tested framework for building confidence to show up for…
7 Steps to Practical Reconciliation®
You and your team are invited to immerse yourselves in the 7 Steps to Practical Reconciliation®, our tried-and-tested framework for building confidence to work…
Our Shared History
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Stories and perspectives
National Reconciliation Week Is More Than a Morning Tea
As National Reconciliation Week approaches in less than a week, workplaces across Australia are finalising their plans. There may be a book club,…
A Simple Way to Get Your Whole Team “All In” for National Reconciliation Week
As National Reconciliation Week approaches, many organisations are asking the same question: “How do we engage the whole team meaningfully, without the responsibility falling…
What Do We Do Next? Navigating Allyship and the Real Meaning of Welcome to Country
National Reconciliation Week is approaching, and many workplaces are beginning to finalise their plans. Last week, we reflected on the difference between intention and…
Impact Over Intent: A Moment Where I Got It Wrong
National Reconciliation Week is approaching, and many workplaces are beginning to plan what they will do. Last week, we reflected on the pressure many…
Feeling the Pressure? What “All In” Asks of Workplaces for National Reconciliation Week
National Reconciliation Week is rapidly approaching, and many workplaces are beginning to plan their activities. For many leaders and teams, there is a genuine…
Closing the Gap: What Does Joy Have to Do With Reconciliation?
I’ve just returned from WOMADelaide where I arrived carrying what many people seem to be feeling this year – a quiet layer of background…
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