Voice Referendum

The educational resources provided by the Australian Human Rights Commission seek to minimise harm, promote cultural humility, and focus the conversation on human rights principles as they relate to the proposed Voice to Parliament.

The resources include information on the history of First Nations advocacy, the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), self-determination, harm minimisation, substantive reform, and more.

The nine sections of the resource kit are available via the links below:

• The Uluru Statement from the Heart
• Minimising harm in conversations about the referendum
• Indigenous rights and the Voice
• The history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples advocating for the right to be heard
• Symbolic change or substantive reform
• Self-determination and Indigenous peoples
• The Voice and human rights
• Referendums and constitutional change
• Support Services