Empowering Australians on the Voice to Parliament

Watch a webinar with Carol Vale on Indigenous Constitution recognition through a First Nations Voice to Parliament. Grow your understanding and confidence to speak on the Voice, to start conversations and help move our nation forward together.

Murawin work with businesses and organisations to deliver unique cultural competency training catered to their needs. In 2023 we offer training focusing on building understanding of the Voice to Parliament. As part of the Yes Campaign we also work with From the Heart and Civility Tech to deliver virtual national corporation staff training. Contact us to discuss.

Join the movement for change and attend the Yes! Campaign Lab and Campaign Launch for the Voice to Parliament referendum. Together with other members of the Yes! Alliance, you can help build and deliver a winning national campaign.

A diverse group of young people between 18 and 30 years old. We come together from all different boundaries, waterways and lands, standing tall on our ancestors’ shoulders, passionate about the common goal of continuing the fight of our old people, for a better future for our mob, communities and nation as a whole.

The Voice to Parliament is an action born of the Uluru Statement of the Heart. Voice is the first of three actions the Statement recommends; Voice, Treaty, Truth. The Statement is an invitation to all Australian people to walk together toward a better future.

On 30 June 2017, the Referendum Council handed down its report to the Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition. Its job was to advise on progress and next steps towards a successful referendum to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in the Constitution. View the report.

We do not vote on this in the Referendum. The Federal Government works on what the best model of the Voice will be for Australia. They began working on building the foundations a while ago, read the Indigenous Voice Co-Design Process Final Report.

The Uluru Statement from the Heart addresses Aboriginal sovereignty and recognises “It has never been ceded or extinguished, and co-exists with the sovereignty of the Crown.”  With much talk of sovereignty at the moment, the constitutional law expert group were requested to advise the Prime Minister’s Referendum Working Group if the Voice affected sovereignty. On February 2 they issued the advice: “All members of the Expert Group agreed that the draft provision would not affect the sovereignty of any group or body.”

Together Yes will be running Kitchen Table Conversations across the nation, inviting ordinary citizens to come together and have meaningful dialogue about colonisation; harm and injustice; the important role of First Nations people and culture in Australia’s identity; and what it would look like to accept an invitation to walk into the future together.