26 January - A Day of Reflection Today, Prosper (Project Australia) acknowledges that for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, 26 January represents the beginning of invasion, dispossession, and lasting harm. Often referred to as Invasion Day or Survival Day, it is a time to recognise the strength, resilience, and survival of the world’s oldest continuing cultures.
As part of our commitment to reconciliation, we pause to listen, to learn, and to reflect - and to reaffirm our responsibility to walk alongside First Nations peoples with respect, humility, and care.
26 January - A Day of Reflection Today, Prosper (Project Australia) acknowledges that for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, 26 January represents the beginning of invasion, dispossession, and lasting harm. Often referred to as Invasion Day or Survival Day, it is a time to recognise the strength, resilience, and survival of the world’s oldest continuing cultures.
As part of our commitment to reconciliation, we pause to listen, to learn, and to reflect - and to reaffirm our responsibility to walk alongside First Nations peoples with respect, humility, and care.
26 January - A Day of Reflection
Today, Prosper (Project Australia) acknowledges that for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, 26 January represents the beginning of invasion, dispossession, and lasting harm. Often referred to as Invasion Day or Survival Day, it is a time to recognise the strength, resilience, and survival of the world’s oldest continuing cultures.
As part of our commitment to reconciliation, we pause to listen, to learn, and to reflect - and to reaffirm our responsibility to walk alongside First Nations peoples with respect, humility, and care.
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26 January - A Day of Reflection
Today, Prosper (Project Australia) acknowledges that for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, 26 January represents the beginning of invasion, dispossession, and lasting harm. Often referred to as Invasion Day or Survival Day, it is a time to recognise the strength, resilience, and survival of the world’s oldest continuing cultures.
As part of our commitment to reconciliation, we pause to listen, to learn, and to reflect - and to reaffirm our responsibility to walk alongside First Nations peoples with respect, humility, and care.
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