The Wound
Our History
Why Me?
Our Cultures
My ResponseOur Mission
We listen and learn from First Nations people to help non-Indigenous Australians build a greater awareness of our shared history and it’s ongoing impact, gain a deeper respect for First Nations perspectives, and help pave the way for meaningful actions for an Australia together.
"As part of a team of cultural consultants and reviewers. My role consists of working closely with the writers to ensure all resources are of the highest quality and ensure their accuracy, authenticity, and cultural appropriateness. This means that all teachers can use them in their classrooms with confidence knowing that these resources are fit for purpose."
Dr Aleryk Fricker Dja Dja Wurrung
Our focus
We focus on teachers. They impact the learning and perspectives of the next generation. Our resources are created by applying the Australians Together Learning Framework and are developed with First Nations educators to ensure they are authentic and transformative. We provide:
"I saw a wound in our nation and knew that if healing was going to take place, a new chapter in our shared story had to be written."
Message from Stewart Bogle
(Executive Director)
In 2010, a good friend approached me with a big ambition – troubled by the injustice faced by many First Nations people, he wanted to see an end to the disconnect between First Nations people and non-Indigenous Australians. His concern prompted me to gain a better understanding of the disparity that exists. I knew I needed to go out and listen.
Australians Together have become an integral part of the work we do within our schools across our Sandhurst DioceseMichael Chisholm Senior Aboriginal Education Officer
