What stories will you dream, the 2023 Schools Reconciliation Challenge exhibition organised by Reconciliation NSW is on display on the NSW Parliament Reconciliation Wall this September.
The 2023 exhibition is a powerful showcase of creative works by students from across NSW, reflecting their deep engagement with themes of reconciliation and cultural understanding. This annual event, organized by Reconciliation NSW, features an inspiring array of visual art, poetry, and multimedia projects that explore the diverse perspectives and shared histories of Australia's First Nations peoples. Through their artworks, students express their hopes, challenges, and commitments to building a more inclusive and harmonious future, making the exhibition a poignant reminder of the importance of Reconciliation in shaping Australia's identity.
The Schools Reconciliation Challenge 2023 Exhibition offers a unique platform for young voices to be heard, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of Indigenous cultures among audiences. By participating in this exhibition, students not only showcase their talents but also contribute to a vital conversation about Reconciliation and the role of education in promoting social change.
The exhibition is being hosted at NSW Parliament by David Harris MP, Member for Wyong and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs and Treaty.
How to see the exhibition
Visit the exhibition at NSW Parliament House on weekdays, 9am to 5pm between 3 and 26 September. Access is to the left of the building via the security gatehouse.
