At Common Grace we are passionate about justice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders. See below for our current campaigns.
We will be providing resources for National Reconciliation Week for individuals and churches to stand together to re-imagine our nation and continue to pray, act, and walk for Reconciliation (27 May - 3 June)
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This NAIDOC Week, we urge the Commonwealth Government and each member of Federal Parliament to take action towards Truth, Treaties and Voice. Sign the petition to show your support!
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Aunty Jean Phillips and Brooke Prentis are hosting Gracious Conversations across the country bringing us all together in dialogue to talk about Aboriginal Justice issues.
Traditional burial rites are currently under threat for Aboriginal peoples in the Northern Territory. The 2019 Burial and Cremation Bill is currently before the NT Parliament and if passed, would criminalise anyone who performs traditional burials outside a cemetery and without bureaucratic approval.
We each have a role to play in addressing the overrepresentation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in our prison systems – lets start by pledging our support.
Will you sign up to this courageous journey of friendship as we seek to share important truths and hear these truths with open ears, hearts and minds?
Add your name to a letter calling the WA Premier to stop the closure of 150 homeland communities.
Will you stand against the forced closure of Aboriginal homeland communities and commit to attending the rally in your area?
Will you commit to STAYING AWAKE until we see justice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples?
Leadership begins with listening. That's why we're calling on the Prime Minister to meet with Aboriginal Christian Leaders Aunty Jean Phillips and Brooke Prentis.
Please join us at Prayer Vigils across the country as we gather to pray breakthrough and justice for Aboriginal Deaths in Custody.
Join us on Wednesday 13th November for a National call to action - Wajampa kurlu - A Rally for Kumanjayi Walker