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read moreAs part of National Reconciliation Week 202, the Australian Sports Commission (ASC) has united with the Australian Olympic Committee, Paralympics Australia, Commonwealth Games Australia, and the State and Territory Sport Institutes and Academies, to commit to more substantive action in relation to reconciliation.
The Australian Sporting Network Joint Reconciliation Statement builds on the shared commitments made in 2021 and supports the vision of Australia’s High Performance 2032+ Sport Strategy to forge meaningful connection with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples, histories, communities and cultures.
ASC Chief Executive Kieren Perkins shared “we are proud that sport plays a powerful role in the promotion of reconciliation and reduction of inequality in Australian society.
“Australia is home to the oldest continuous culture on earth and provides our country with a unique and powerful place in the world. The Connection to Country is a key driver of the HP 2032+ Strategy, which is our system’s united roadmap to achieve sustainable success in the leadup to Brisbane 2032 and beyond.
“Through the HP 2032+ Strategy and this Joint Statement, the Australian high performance system is committed to creating culturally safe environments that support First Nations Peoples and maximises opportunities in sport, from the sporting field to all levels of sporting administration.”
The actions undertaken by the ASC and other signatory organisations since the Australian Sporting Network Joint Reconciliation Statement in 2021 include:
The 2023 Australian Sporting Network Joint Reconciliation Statement, in conjunction with the HP2032+ Strategy Connection to Country, commits to the following:
The full Australian Sporting Network Joint Reconciliation Statement 2023 can be found here.
For more information about the ASC's Reconciliation Action Plan, please visit the website here.
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