Day Two: Thursday 7 November






08:00 am Registration
Location: BCEC Foyer
08:30 am Opening Plenary Day 2
Welcome Performance
Welcome to Conference Day Two
Location: Plenary
09:10 am Joint Keynote
Economic Justice
Location: Plenary
10:10 am Plenary Panel Discussion
We have to talk: Australia’s problem with racism and our responsibility to act
Location: Plenary
11:10 am Morning Tea
Location: BCEC Foyer
11:40 pm

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

Session 1
Location:
Breakout 1
Session 2
Location:
Breakout 2
Session 3
Location:
Breakout 3
Session 4
Location:
Breakout 4
Session 5
Location:
Breakout 5
Session 6
Location:
Cultural Tour
01:00 pm Lunch
Location: BCEC Foyer
02:00 pm

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

Session 1
Location:
Breakout 1
Session 2
Location:
Breakout 2
Session 3
Location:
Breakout 3
Session 4
Location:
Breakout 4
Session 5
Location:
Breakout 5
Session 6
Location:
Cultural Tour
03:15 pm Afternoon Tea
Location: BCEC Foyer
03:45 pm Closing Plenary
Closing Remarks
Location: Plenary
05:00 pm End

Day 2 was hosted by Jodie Taylor

11:30am – 12:30pm

Plenary: Reconciliation and Truth-telling in Canada and Australia

Reconciliation and truth-telling are inseparable. Australia must find the courage to face facts and move forward with the shared knowledge revealed by truth-telling. This conversation reflects on reconciliation processes and truth-telling in both Canada and Australia.

Speakers: Chief Wilton Littlechild and Senator Patrick Dodson
Chair: Nataile Ahmat

12:30pm – 1:15pm

Breakout stream: Truth-telling: Understanding the Past for a Just and Equitable Future

Knowing and accepting the truth about our history and our present is fundamental to reconciliation. It acknowledges the struggles, strengths and resilience of First Nations peoples. From local efforts to nation-wide projects, these sessions highlight different aspects of truth-telling and how they all contribute to a just, equitable and reconciled future.

1:15pm – 2:00pm

Lunch - Use this time to take a break, grab some lunch and explore the Virtual Gathering Place.

2:00pm – 3:00pm

Plenary: Honouring the Future

Efforts so far towards a just and reconciled Australia are foundations for the future. Younger people are major players in continuing the work of reconciliation. How can we further empower intergenerational action for reconciliation led by powerful energetic voices?

Speakers: Clinton Benjamin, Kirli Saunders and Leroy Wilkinson-Maher
Chair: Dylan Storer

3:00pm – 3:45pm

Breakout stream: How do we Move from Safe to Brave?

Awareness of reconciliation not the end game; it’s a first step. What’s required from the broader community is substantive action; brave action for change. What does moving from safe to brave reconciliation look like?

3:45pm – 4:15pm

Daily Wrap Up