During a recent policy debate concerning the proposal to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in our Constitution, a prominent supporter of the move implored those present to ‘have a look at the good work that Recognise is doing’.
Recognise is the campaigning arm of Reconciliation Australia. It was first established by the Gillard Government in 2012 to be the ‘people’s movement’ in support of constitutional recognition.
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