Reconciliation SA hosts two flagship events every year, partners on other events and attends community events where possible.
Our Flagship Events
The National Reconciliation Week Breakfast
The Annual Reconciliation SA Gala
Each year Reconciliation SA hosts the Annual National Reconciliation Week (NRW) Breakfast to launch NRW week in South Australia. The in-demand event offers individual tickets or tables with early access for members. There will be live performances and key speakers.
Reconciliation SA is pleased to present the Gala which is held on Kaurna Yerta every year since 2022. This very culinary event treats guests to a native-themed dinner and allows guests the opportunity to support our organisation's work in promoting and advocating for First Nations rights across SA by bidding during the event's silent auction.
Reconciliation SA Annual General meeting
The Annual Lowitja O'Donohue Oration
The Annual Gladys Elphick Oration
Each year Reconciliation SA hosts an annual general meeting for members and stake holders to attend.
Members are invited to vote on any upcoming changes.
Reconciliation SA has partnered with the Don Dunston Foundation on this event. The oration seeks to highlight vital issues for Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Reconciliation SA has partnered with the History Trust of South Australia on the Gladys Elphick Oration, which seeks to honour the legacy of Gladys Elphick MBE.
Sponsoring a Reconciliation SA Event is a fantastic way to
Demonstrate your organisations reconciliation leadership in SA and nationally
Increase your organisations brand recognition
Develop your organisations brand recognition
Build new partnerships and relationships with First Nation and reconciliation partners
Depending on your organisations capacity, there are a range of sponsorship packages to choose from. Contact us today to chat about our current event sponsorship packages and benefits.
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