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Reconciliation Action Plan
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RAP Report: Jan 2010 – Sept 2012
Reconciliation in action
Statement of commitment signed by the APS
Reconciliation involves building relationships – and understanding – between Indigenous Australians and the wider community, for the benefit of all. We welcome you to the APS Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) webpage, where you can read about the APS's commitment to Reconciliation and share your own insights, experiences and recommendations for change.
The APS RAP
Learn more about the ways in which the APS and its 20,000 members can contribute to Reconciliation.
Read moreThe Reconciliation Movement
Read more about the history and achievements of Australia's Reconciliation Movement.
Read moreAPS steps so far
Learn about some contributions made by the APS and its members.
Read moreReconciliation in action
Read more about psychologists who are working towards Reconciliation.
Read moreTools and resources
Tools and resources to build your understanding, assist in your work with Indigenous Australians and help generate ideas for action.
Read moreHow to get involved
Ways to contribute to Reconciliation through the APS RAP.
Read moreThe Australian Psychological Society (APS) respectfully acknowledges the Wurundjeri and the Boonwerrung people, the traditional custodians of the land on which our national office is situated, and pays respect to elders both past and present of the Kulin nations. The APS is committed to working in partnership with Indigenous psychologists and communities to meet the social and emotional wellbeing and mental health needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Learn more about acknowledgement of, and welcome to, country.
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