National Reconciliation Week offers an important opportunity for all Australians to learn more about our shared histories, cultures, and achievements, and to reflect on the meaningful steps each of us can take – not only during reconciliation week but every day – to help advance reconciliation in Australia.
2026 marks a significant milestone: the 25th anniversary of National Reconciliation Week. This moment presents a renewed opportunity to deepen our commitment to meaningful and lasting change. This year’s theme, All In, serves as a powerful reminder that reconciliation is not a spectator sport. It calls on all Australians to take action and actively contribute to creating real and enduring change.
By contributing to this effort, we help build stronger relationships, workplaces, and communities that honour and respect the histories, cultures, and futures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
At Cadigal, we acknowledge the significance of the land on which we operate and pay our respects to the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. Their enduring connection to Country continues to shape the place where we work and live every day.
We encourage you to learn more about this year’s theme, here.
This year, the Cadigal team visited a number of Reconciliation Week activations in the Sydney CBD, including a curated art gallery experience at Brookfield Place showcasing works by First Nations artists Trevor Eastwood and Jason Douglas, founders of Art Gallery by Dalmarri.
The gallery invites visitors to reflect on culture, connection, identity and shared history through contemporary and traditional artworks.
Featured Artwork
‘Malthaaya’ by Jesse Sutton commissioned by Cadigal.
Jesse Sutton is a proud young Kalkadoon man & contemporary Indigenous artist from Mount Isa, QLD, Australia. Jesse is part of a family of artists who are passionate about their culture & history and want to share that with the world through their art.
