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Reconciliation Week 2010 Program

Reconciliation South Australia is proud to present the following event.

Event Details

Reconciliation Week Breakfast

Be the change; I am the change

 

Felicity Ann Lewis
Felicity Ann Lewis

 

 

John Moriarty AM
John Moriarty AM

 

 

Katrina Power
Katrina Power

                                               
To mark the beginning of Reconciliation Week 2010, Felicity Ann Lewis, Mayor of the City of Marion and President of the Local Government Association will host this not-to-be-missed breakfast on behalf of Reconciliation South Australia, which will include a traditional Kaurna Greeting to Country.

John Moriarty AM, best known for creating the sensational Indigenous designs painted over two entire Qantas jumbos: the Wunala and Nalanji Dreamings, and Katrina Power, artist, activist and community leader,  share a lifelong commitment to advocacy for Aboriginal equality, reconciliation and cultural preservation. In conversation, they will share their views about courageous leadership, creating change and the need to take individual responsibility.

Date:               Thursday 27 May 2010
Time:               6:45am for 7:10am start to 9am
Venue:            National Wine Centre, corners Botanic and Hackney Roads.
                        Parking available along Hackney Road and Botanic Park.
                        Please allow at least 10  minutes to walk from your carpark to the venue.
Registration:  $55 pp; tables of 10 $500 (all incl GST), includes full breakfast
RSVP:              Essential by Friday 21 May 2010
Contact:          Rosslyn Cox, State Manager, Reconciliation SA
T: 0422 953 971
E: reconciliationsa@yahoo.com.au

 

Date: Thursday 27 May 2010
Location: National Wine Centre
Time: 6:45am for 7:10am start to 9:10am
Cost: $55 per person/
$500 tables of 10
Bookings: Essential (download registration form)
Contact: Rosslyn Cox, State Manager, Reconciliation SA
T: 8302 0493
M: 0422 953 971
E: reconciliationsa@yahoo.com.au

 

 

 

   
   

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