Our Commitment to Reconciliation
At Resolve, inclusion and respect are not policies – they are principles we live by. We honour the Traditional Owners of Australia, recognising their enduring connection to land, waters and communities. We extend our deepest respect to the wisdom and leadership of Elders past, present and emerging.
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We envision a reconciled Australia – one that acknowledges its full history, embraces truth-telling and celebrates the contributions of First Nations peoples. We strive for an Australia where opportunity is equal, culture is honoured, and the perspectives of Indigenous peoples are integrated into all spheres of life.
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Reconciliation at Resolve is not passive – it is intentional, active and evolving. We take a holistic approach to addressing systemic disparities by fostering partnerships, creating opportunities and embedding cultural understanding throughout our organisation.
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We are proud to take tangible steps in support of reconciliation, including:
Building reciprocal relationships with First Nations organisations and stakeholders
Celebrating NAIDOC Week, National Reconciliation Week and other key cultural events
Promoting allyship and cultural awareness through internal education and reflection
Recognising Traditional Custodians at all sites and events
Supporting First Nations employment through targeted recruitment and retention strategies
Partnering with Indigenous-owned businesses and suppliers
Championing inclusive participation in the business and digital economy
Encouraging First Nations representation in our business activities and client engagements
Supporting economic empowerment and digital access through initiatives such as traineeships and community tech donations
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Reconciliation is not a milestone – it’s a shared journey. We are committed to growing our cultural capability, challenging inequity, and contributing to a future where the cultures, knowledge and voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are central to Australia’s identity.