National Reconciliation Week 2023

Uncover the rich local Indigenous history & culture here in Melbourne on a guided tour.

For National Reconciliation Week, join proud Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students as they share stories of culturally significant places and spaces at the RMIT City campus.

To celebrate Reconciliation Week RMIT Sport will be running an afternoon of Marn Grook/AFL.

Join this free online module to understand the impact of systemic racism on the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Australia and how you can help to create change.

Shannon Kilmartin-Lynch, a proud Taungurung man from Mansfield in Victoria, is a driving force behind an innovation to use disposable personal protective equipment (PPE) to make concrete stronger.

If you’ve ever used the RMIT website, chances are you’ve seen Mark Cleaver’s Indigenous artwork. We spoke with Mark to learn more about its meaning.

Jaydene Burzacott is Victoria’s first Aboriginal Health Practitioner to be competent in Fluoride varnish applications, after completing a Vocational Education (VE) at RMIT University.

A design by an RMIT alumnus is to be exhibited at the home of RMIT Europe, bringing Indigenous art and perspectives to Barcelona’s innovation district.

RMIT played host to the 2022 Victorian Indigenous Intervarsity competition in preparation for the Nationals event in late June.

Hundreds of staff and students have contributed to a large-scale art project symbolising respect for women at RMIT.

Meet RMIT Graduate Caley Manzie; a proud Noongar woman, passionate athlete and the first person to be selected to give graduates a student address at the 2022 RMIT Graduation Ceremony.

Students studying the Diploma of Music (Sound Production) were given the opportunity to manage a recording session with Warlpiri musicians from Yuendumu, Northern Territory.