Frequently heralded as the "Father of the Reconciliation Movement", Patrick Dodson is widely recognised for his involvement in the preservation and advancement of indigenous rights and culture throughout Australia. He has served as the Chairman of the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation (1991-1997), and often works as a consultant for industry, government and community groups on Indigenous affairs.

He is also the founding Chairman for Lingiari Foundation, a leading research and development organisation that seeks for the advancement of indigenous affairs.

The lecture will address some of the key issues facing the
reconciliation movement, such as

* Is reconciliation dead?
* If not, what does the future hold?
* What form will it take?
* Who needs to do what, when, and how?