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Supporting a Voice to Parliament for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Earlier this year, following active engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members, the AEU Federal Conference accepted the invitation extended in the Uluru Statement of the Heart.
After over 65,000 years of continuous culture, it’s time Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People are recognised in Australia’s 122-year-old Constitution. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People want recognition in a practical form by having a say on issues and policies that impact their lives.
That’s why the AEU is advocating for a yes vote at the upcoming referendum. This referendum is an opportunity for all Australians to come together and contribute to building a stronger, fairer nation.
This course explores the first of these proposed reforms: enshrining an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in the Australian Constitution.
Here you will find links to information, opinion and perspective on the Referendum from Tasmanian, National and International perspectives that will be curated over coming months with an emphasis on maintaining a collection of critical, balanced and reliable sources.
Orient your understanding of Voice, Treaty, Truth, in the context of advocacy and the work unions do.
Including knowledge from teachers and learners in schools throughout Tasmania
Voice to Parliament Q&A All your questions answered.
Lawyer, cleaner, black or white, we reckon everyone deserves a say over their own lives - at work and in the community.
Print this Unions for Yes Paper Pledge sheet to encourage colleagues to show their support and get involved.
To achieve a resounding Yes vote in the referendum, we will need to talk to people about why this change to our constitution is simple and practical.
There are four simple steps to remember when handling objections in discussions about voting Yes
A practical guide for unionists to showing solidarity in the Voice campaign
Read the full statement (it's 1 page), print it out and put it up everywhere! It's a a generous invitation and a lovely piece of writing.
Curriculum resources and other information from AES in lutruwita/Tasmania.
This collaboration between Reconciliation Tasmania and Thomas Mayo features the artwork and words of Tasmanian students.
Download this image and add it to your email signature with a link to: Yes 23 Website or Unions for Yes sign-up page website or our Educators for Yes website.
Download our Red background here or our Blue background here .
We are the voice of public education in Tasmania. We represent and advocate for all teachers, principals and support staff working in government schools, colleges and TAFE.
