Harnessing creativity as a force for reconciliation
National Reconciliation Week, held every year between 27 May and 3 June, is a time…
At Fuller, our vision for reconciliation is one in which all Australians acknowledge our accountability for the historical wrongs committed against First Nations people. This will lift us all up, and empower and strengthen our resolve to advocate for a national culture based on mutual respect, tolerance, equality and equity.
Fuller's vision for reconciliation
As a communication agency, our strength lies in our ability to lead change through the power of storytelling. We are committed to learning from, and working with, the world’s oldest storytellers — Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples — to promote reconciliation.
For us, this means amplifying stories that celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture, diversity, strength and resilience; developing employment and training pathways for First Nations peoples; and empowering our staff, clients and wider networks to work towards a fairer, kinder society.
Our Reconciliation Action Plan
To formalise our commitment to reconciliation, in 2023, our first ‘Reflect’ Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) was endorsed by Reconciliation Australia.
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