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100			_aAnne Maree Payne _9851
245			_aComing to terms with the past? _bIdentifying barriers and enablers to truth-telling
260			_aAustralia _bReconciliation Australia, UNSW _cApril 2024
500			_aKEYWORDS: truth telling; Aboriginal and Torres Straight islanders; Reconciliation
520			_aAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have tirelessly advocated for truth-telling as a crucial step on Australia’s path to recognition and reconciliation. Despite this, there is a gap in existing research about what encourages Australians to engage with truth-telling and and our shared history. The Coming to terms with the past? Identifying barriers and enablers to truth-telling and strategies to promote historical acceptance report steps into this space, aiming to advance our understanding of: * what is truth-telling to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and non-Indigenous Australians * the key barriers to and enablers of engagement with truth-telling and First Nations histories * the implications of these findings for progressing truth-telling in community settings. A collaborative study between Reconciliation Australia and UNSW’s Indigenous Land and Justice Research Group School of Humanities & Languages, the research sought answers through a literature review, media survey, online surveys and in-depth interviews. Findings include important considerations for the planning and delivery of effective truth-telling initiatives; as well as uncovering what motivates First Nations and non-Indigenous people to get involved.
650		0	_aAboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders _9510
700			_aNorman, Heidi _9584
856			_uhttps://www.reconciliation.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Barriers-and-enablers-to-truth-telling-report.pdf _yView on publisher's website
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