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Consultation has concluded
The City of Vincent is committed to gaining greater reconciliation between Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and non-Aboriginal peoples.
As we continue along our reconciliation journey, we are delighted to announce that we have developed the City's next Reconciliation Action Plan - the Innovate RAP.
Innovate RAP
The innovate RAP aims to target the adversity Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples face in the area of employment and procurement. The plan also outlines better understanding of Aboriginal culture in the community through artwork and workshops created and delivered by local Noongar people.
Drafting the Innovate RAP started in June 2018 and included seven months of consultations and workshops with the City's RAP working group, organisations, Elders and community members.
The draft Innovate RAP was approved for public consultation at the City's Council Meeting on 2 April. Once we have collated feedback from our community on the draft plan, we will seek final endorsement from Reconciliation Australia and Council before lunching the plan to our community.
Share your thoughts
The Innovate RAP represents the next step on the City's path to reconciliation and we would love to hear your thoughts on the draft plan.
The draft Innovate RAP is available for viewing from the document library.
You can share your thoughts on the draft plan until 5pm 17 April via the feedback form below. The feedback form is also available to complete in person at the City's Administration Centre, 244 Vincent Street Leederville, or it can be emailed upon request.
We acknowledge the significant contribution Noongar people make to our community and the places we live, work and play, and we are dedicated to building strong and meaningful relationships with the local Noongar community to ensure we create opportunity for their culture, history and traditions to continue to flourish.
The City of Vincent is committed to gaining greater reconciliation between Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and non-Aboriginal peoples.
As we continue along our reconciliation journey, we are delighted to announce that we have developed the City's next Reconciliation Action Plan - the Innovate RAP.
Innovate RAP
The innovate RAP aims to target the adversity Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples face in the area of employment and procurement. The plan also outlines better understanding of Aboriginal culture in the community through artwork and workshops created and delivered by local Noongar people.
Drafting the Innovate RAP started in June 2018 and included seven months of consultations and workshops with the City's RAP working group, organisations, Elders and community members.
The draft Innovate RAP was approved for public consultation at the City's Council Meeting on 2 April. Once we have collated feedback from our community on the draft plan, we will seek final endorsement from Reconciliation Australia and Council before lunching the plan to our community.
Share your thoughts
The Innovate RAP represents the next step on the City's path to reconciliation and we would love to hear your thoughts on the draft plan.
The draft Innovate RAP is available for viewing from the document library.
You can share your thoughts on the draft plan until 5pm 17 April via the feedback form below. The feedback form is also available to complete in person at the City's Administration Centre, 244 Vincent Street Leederville, or it can be emailed upon request.
We acknowledge the significant contribution Noongar people make to our community and the places we live, work and play, and we are dedicated to building strong and meaningful relationships with the local Noongar community to ensure we create opportunity for their culture, history and traditions to continue to flourish.
Draft Reconciliation Action Plan 'Innovate' has finished this stage
June 2018
A RAP Working Group workshop facilitated by
Noongar man, Danny Ford and Tim Muirhead marked the start of our RAP Innovate journey.
The group reflected on the City's reconciliation work over the past year and discussed key focus areas to ensure Noongar
culture and tradition is further entrenched into the City’s culture and
showcased throughout the community.
RAP Innovate Consultation Launch
Draft Reconciliation Action Plan 'Innovate' has finished this stage
July 2018
Following the RAP Workshop in June 2018, the City launched a six week consultation to gain community input for development of the Innovate RAP.
Consultation events
Draft Reconciliation Action Plan 'Innovate' has finished this stage
July 2018
At the Vincent 2018 NAIDOC Festival, Danny Ford engaged with the community and linked the City with Noongar people living in Vincent.
Danny also ran two community workshops at the Vincent Library. Feedback from these sessions indicated that the community would like to see more events and workshops facilitated by Noongar people.
RAP Innovate consultation close
Draft Reconciliation Action Plan 'Innovate' has finished this stage
31 August 2018
The six week consultation campaign concluded 31 August 2018.
Development of the draft Innovate RAP
Draft Reconciliation Action Plan 'Innovate' has finished this stage
September 2018 - March 2019
Endorsement of Draft RAP for comment
Draft Reconciliation Action Plan 'Innovate' has finished this stage
2 April 2019
The draft Innovate RAP was endorsed for public comment at the City's 2 April 2019 Council Meeting.
Consultation of draft Innovate RAP
Draft Reconciliation Action Plan 'Innovate' is currently at this stage
3 April - 17 April 2019
The draft Innovate RAP will be open for public viewing and comment until 17 April 2019.
Once we have collated feedback from our community on the draft plan, we will seek final endorsement from Reconciliation Australia and Council before lunching the plan to our community.
