National Reconciliation Week (NRW) is upon us (27 May to 3 June), and this year’s theme, Bridging Now to Next,  calls on all Australians to step forward together, to look ahead and continue the push forward as past lessons guide us.  
 

Get involved in #NRW2025

Download and use the #NRW2025 resources and get ready for National Reconciliation Week 2025 including translated resources 

Watch this on-demand webinar featuring Reconciliation Australia CEO Karen Mundine and the Narragunnawali team who share practical ideas for learning about and celebrating this year’s theme 

Access the NRW  Early Learning, Primary and Secondary Narragunnawali curriculum resources.  

Engage with the #NRW2025 Community Installation Activity. Download and print these activities for groups or individuals looking to get creative with their commitments to reconciliation. 

Add your Voices for Reconciliation by singing this year's NRW song: Solid Rock written by Shane Howard.  

Engage in reconciliation beyond National Reconciliation Week

NRW is a great opportunity to commit and recommit to reconciliation – but it’s important that reconciliation is part of every week throughout the year, and part of the education profession's everyday practice. 

Sign up to the Narragunnawali platform to access tools and resources to support your reconciliation journey 

Commit to a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) for your school or early learning service, or organisation, to foster a culture of reconciliation that extends beyond tokenistic gestures 

Engage in professional learning to support your understanding and engagement with reconciliation 

Check out these Reconciliation Toolkits designed for different members of your educational community to support conversations and reconciliation action 

Read the Narragunnawali Vision and Impact Statement to gain a broader perspective on the impact of your efforts and how they contribute to national reconciliation goals.