Reconciliation Action Plan Consulting

Your Red Dust consultants bring a unique lens to the conversation drawing on the diverse voices and lived experiences of the Red Dust community to develop and implement your Reconciliation Action Plan.

Support and advice for confidence in your Reconciliation journey.

  • Supported from a Red Dust Indigenous and non-Indigenous consulting team.

  • Identify your cultural learning and training needs.

  • Plan, facilitate and evaluate RAP deliverables for your cultural learning plan including key events for National Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week.

  • Develop and implement a strategies for cultural safety in the workplace.

  • Amplify your Reconciliation impact through you spheres of influence.

We walk alongside organisations to build confidence, capability and accountability throughout their Reconciliation journey. From strengthening respectful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and organisations, to shaping cultural learning, governance and workplace practice, we help you turn commitment into action. Together, we support meaningful progress across National Reconciliation Week and NAIDOC Week, cultural protocols, employment and supplier diversity, RAP implementation and reporting, so your next steps are grounded, practical and built to last.

 

Did you know?
Every program you buy is supporting more than 120 First Nations employment opportunities in remote community programs each year.

 

Red Dust is proudly Supply Nation Registered

 

Our impact

Voices from Community

The true measure of our work is reflected in the voices of the people and communities we walk alongside. These stories capture the lived experiences, pride, and change inspired when culture, identity, and wellbeing are strengthened together.

 

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Russ

 “If you live in Australia, you need to do this course to understand the why and purpose of Reconciliation.”  

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Samir

 “The Red Dust course provides a structured introduction to cultural awareness and reconciliation. Its strength lies in blending Indigenous perspectives with practical tools for everyday interactions. The modules encourage self-reflection, challenge assumptions, and highlight the importance of respecting protocols and traditions. The use of stories along with community examples makes the learning authentic. While the course is introductory in nature, it succeeds in sparking curiosity and building a foundation for deeper cultural competency. It’s particularly valuable for professionals working in diverse environments or those seeking to strengthen relationships with Indigenous communities.”  

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Judy

 “An excellent and highly recommended starting point for anyone seeking a foundational understanding of reconciliation in Australia. The content is presented with outstanding clarity and respect, successfully breaking down complex and essential historical and cultural concepts into accessible modules. I found the course to be incredibly informative, providing not just theoretical knowledge but also practical frameworks for incorporating reconciliation principles into both professional and personal contexts.”  

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Greg

 “I thought the course content was very good. It covered many of the topical areas that non-indigenous Australians need to know more about. What was particularly interesting was the information regarding family and kinship.” 

Stay curious

 

Explore our range of learning modules, quizes and webinars.

 

Reconciliation Allies

Thank you to partners working with us to support the implementation of their Reconciliation Action Plans