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We all have a role to play when it comes to reconciliation. Learn about what this week means and what you can do.

Reconciliation Action Plan

ANU’s Innovate RAP 2024–2026 commits to fostering reconciliation and celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.

Discover how Asmi Wood is reshaping ANU for the better - explore his vision for Indigenous inclusion and a more culturally safe university.

The ANU Tjabal Centre invites staff and students for a free BBQ at Chifley Meadows. 

Paint your boomerang: an art journey that comes full circle

Explore a meaningful 1-hour workshop that celebrates Aboriginal culture through art and storytelling.

Discover how the ANU Library empowers First Nations research through the Indigenous Knowledges Hub and decades of curated resources.

Join Professor Kato for a talk on the Ainu people's struggle for recognition and cultural preservation.  

Join National Capital Authority's public tours to learn about Australia's journey towards unity.

This award honours those who have worked to strengthen relationships between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous…

Mt. Stromlo Public Astronomy Night 2025

Discover the stars through Indigenous knowledge with Peter Swanton and Brad Tucker - book your spot for an unforgettable night at Mount Stromlo.

ANU offers a wide range of scholarships to support Indigenous students, such the Elspeth Young Memorial Grant and Kambri Scholarship.

Terri Janke, a Wuthathi, Yadhaigana, and Meriam woman, is an expert in Indigenous intellectual property and the Director of Terri Janke and Company.

The ANU Indigenous Staff Network connects and empowers Indigenous staff, fostering community, belonging, and the celebration of Indigenous culture.

Meet Hannah Wood, ANU’s 2025 Alumni Volunteer of the Year who is on track to be the first female Indigenous ophthalmologist.

Discover Indigenous perspectives through ANU’s First Nations Online Learning courses, designed to celebrate and strengthen cultural understanding.

ANU ecologists and NSW Aboriginal Land Councils are partnering to revive cultural burning in box-gum woodlands and study its environmental impact.

Kambri Scholars Program - over five years of empowerment

In five years, the Kambri Scholars Program has supported over 100 students, empowering their studies at ANU with confidence.

Aboriginal History is an annual journal publishing research on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' histories and issues.

ANU has a strong legacy of Indigenous staff in academic and professional roles and is dedicated to supporting their ongoing development.  

ANU staff are encouraged to take part in cultural awareness training to build stronger connections with Indigenous Australians.

The University will work with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Employment Committee to review and enhance its employment strategy.

The University is committed to preserving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture by valuing family, community, and cultural responsibilities.