Griffith University is developing a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). This RAP would be a statement about the University's commitment to achieve goals for its Indigenous and non-Indigenous community.
Everyone at Griffith will get the opportunity to have their say about what would be important in our RAP.
To start things off, a series of initial consultation meetings with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff and students has commenced.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Staff
Please send your comments through to Shane Barnes or Joanna Peters.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students
You can send comments:
- directly to the Griffith Indigenous Students Association (GISA); or
- directly to the co-chairs of the working party Joanna Peters or Shane Barnes; or
- through Learning Assistance Officers at GUMURRII on your campus.
All Staff and Students
- Campus consultation meetings will be held over the next few months. Watch out for details of these and come along if you can.
- You can check out the Reconciliation Australia website for more information about what a RAP is and some examples.
- You might also find it helpful to complete this RAP Survey or alternatively use this RAP Your Ideas (.DOC 34k) document to stimulate your ideas and comments.
- Everyone can provide feedback at any time to Shane Barnes or Joanna Peters
So get involved!