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First Nations

Australia’s religions support a referendum on a First Nations Voice

Faith Leaders endorse the Uluru Statement from the Heart

Joint Resolution on the Uluru Statement from the Heart 

 

On this day in 2017, 

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples came together at Uluru and asked Australians  to walk with them towards a better future. 

Through the Uluru Statement from the Heart, Indigenous Australians asked for constitutional recognition through a constitutionally guaranteed voice in their own affairs. 

As leaders representing diverse religious communities, we declare our support 

of the Uluru Statement and its call for a First Nations Voice guaranteed by the Constitution. 

We endorse this reform as necessary, right and reasonable.

Indigenous Australians must be now afforded their rightful place in the Australian Constitution. There have been many processes and much work completed. 

The one thing left to do is let the Australian people have their say. 

We call on political leaders to take immediate bipartisan action 

to hold a referendum on a First Nations voice.   

 

In the Media

 


 

Uluru Statement from the Heart 

Acknowledging the 5th Anniversary of the Statement

 

Visit: The Uluru Statement from the Heart website to read the Statement and its History.

 

Our Churches engaging with the Uluru Statement of the Heart

Anglican Board of Mission: A Voice in the Wilderness: Listening to the Statement from the Heart [Study Guide]

Australian Catholic Bishops:   Bishops Endorse Uluru Statement from the Heart 

The Salvation Army: Uluru Statement: Where to from here and Letter Writing Resource

Uniting Church Synod of Victoria and Tasmania:   Statement from the Heart Study Guide  

SA Dialogue - Roman Catholic & Uniting Church: Crying Out - A Response to Exploring the Statement from the Heart and Care for the Environment

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