Reconciliation
Reconciliation Takes Action
Connection To Country
This is a spiritual land. We live on the traditional lands of the Kaurna and Whadjuk Noongar people. We acknowledge their ongoing connection to Country and pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging. We own our responsibility to heal country and recognize the hurt that has been experienced by previous generations during colonization. We hope to contribute to the Kaurna and Whadjuk Noongar culture thriving into the future.
Redrawn is committed to reconciliation and will use our public corporate voice to call for constitutional recognition and an enshrined voice to parliament. We seek opportunities to strengthen Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across all traditional lands through our employment initiatives. We hope to heal country with our work promoting sustainable development.
Social Impact
- Redrawn specifically hires, trains, and nurtures Aboriginal People in STEM roles.
- 13% of Redrawn staff are Aboriginal people.
- Redrawn actively engages in the Aboriginal community and has commercial arrangements with three separate aboriginal businesses.
- ~5% of Redrawn’s revenue is spent in the Aboriginal community.