A THOUSAND students from across Australia submitted artworks to the NSW Reconciliation Challenge, 16 are now exhibiting at Saumarez Homestead.
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It aims to create a dialogue about reconciliation for children.
“It’s really important that kids at a young age start to think about racism, how they can treat Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people better,” NSW Reconciliation Council project officer Georgia Behrens said.
Anaiwan elder Steve Widders said it children must face the challenge of reconciliation together.
“Reconciliation means understanding the differences but looking at our similarities as well, as Australians we all face challenges together and we have to learn to walk as one,” he said.
Madeline Link
Madeline Link is a journalist at the Newcastle Herald, with a focus on Lake Macquarie City Council. To keep up with my stories, follow my Twitter @madeline_link, for tips email madeline.link@newcastleherald.com.au.
Madeline Link is a journalist at the Newcastle Herald, with a focus on Lake Macquarie City Council. To keep up with my stories, follow my Twitter @madeline_link, for tips email madeline.link@newcastleherald.com.au.
