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Diving ‘all in’ for National Reconciliation Week webinar


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Date and time: Wednesday 3 June, 12–1pm

Location: online

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How can you dive ‘all in’ this National Reconciliation Week? 

Our First Nations team is inviting you to join us on Wednesday 3 June for an open and honest webinar that invites key decision-makers, commissioners, distributors creatives, screen leaders and practitioners of all backgrounds to move beyond goodwill and allyship, embracing the joint opportunity of reconciliation and forging meaningful connections on sets, in production offices and writers’ rooms, and across the screen industry. 

Explore how you can embed reconciliation into your everyday practice through practical tools and case studies to lead in your areas of influence and cement positive change.

Panellists announced soon.

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