Did you know on this day in 1967, Australians went to the polls and overwhelmingly supported the alteration to the Australian Constitution to count First Peoples in the population. Historic.
Let’s see this support again later this yearDid you know on this day in 1967, Australians went to the polls and overwhelmingly supported the alteration to the Australian Constitution to count First Peoples in the population. Historic.
Let’s see this support again later this year.
Show your support for the First Nations Voice today by accepting the call, resharing this tile and sharing it across your social platforms!
Be sure to tag @ulurustatement!
#UluruStatement#StayTrue2Uluru
On 26 May 2017, the Uluru Statement was issued to the Australian people.
Six years later, we have the opportunity to vote YES and turn its words into reality.
Together with the Strengthening Communities Alliance, @MissionAust have launched a position paper on place-based community-led approaches to strengthen communities. We call on the Federal Gov to lead systemic responses to scale up these initiatives.
https://t.co/Vfa0RiDsGV
Some of Australia’s most influential company directors have pledged their support for a First Nations Voice in an open letter in the @financialreview.
Read the full letter below:
#UluruStatement
Young people tell us that the threat of climate change and the increasing regularity and severity of extreme weather harms their mental health and well-being. We must act to reduce the harm young people are experiencing. @orygen_aus https://t.co/d7rQp44IT5
🌏We’ve partnered with @orygen_aus to release a report revealing the extent that climate concerns impact the #mentalhealth of young people. Our #YouthSurvey2022 shows 1/4 young people in Aus are very concerned or extremely concerned about climate change.
https://t.co/GDuKG4OVaS
Very proud of Uluṟu Dialogue Youth Kishaya Delaney mentioned here with Orange City Council + other youth from the region Alisha Agland, Brydie Zorz @bridget_cama Their advocacy over past few years with their Local Councils is critical to this referendum: People not politicians.
An enshrined Voice to Parliament will improve the lives of not just First Peoples, but also future generations and all Australians.
Let’s get this done.
Learn more on https://t.co/mjp2yWYkIQ
#HistoryIsCalling#UluruStatement#StayTrue2Uluru
"A constitutional Voice (to Parliament) is important because it means decisions are made about first First Nations issues and policies that affect First Nations people," @LindaBurneyMP told our #Activate4Uluru event on Gadigal land today. #HistoryIsCalling
Great to hear from Minister Burney on the Uluru Statement from the Heart and how we will all walk taller after a successful referendum- #historyiscalling and we as a nation need to decide how we will respond #activateforuluru@FredHollows@MissionAust
Australia prosecutes and detains children as young as 10. All states and territories should raise the age of criminal responsibility in line with the global average of 14. #RaiseTheAge https://t.co/YczUnYEP0w
The Federal Government must urgently increase the base rate of income support payments, so they are sufficient and keep people out of poverty and homelessness, as well as increase Commonwealth Rent Assistance by at least 50 per cent
Mission Australia acknowledges the $33 billion allocated to income support in the Budget over the forward estimates. However, this does nothing to adequately increase support to a level that keeps people out of poverty and homelessness. #OctBudget2022
The Federal Government’s $560 million of additional funding for community services is a welcome first step in meeting the funding gap to deliver support to people in need, when they need it.
As a provider of homelessness services and a Community Housing Provider, @MissionAust welcomes the Federal Government’s plan for one million new homes as a strong commitment towards addressing housing affordability in Australia.
#OctBudget2022