CV’s Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) Working Group recently came together for its second meeting and our first opportunity to connect in person.
The session was an important step in our reconciliation journey, bringing together passionate team members from across our business to discuss meaningful actions that will help drive positive outcomes for First Nations peoples, communities and businesses.
With guidance from Michael Grundon, discussions focused on strengthening relationships with First Nations communities, increasing cultural awareness and understanding across CV, creating employment and business opportunities, and ensuring we remain accountable through measurable actions and reporting.
We were also proud to wear our Purple Army shirts during the meeting. More than just a shirt, they represent a shared commitment to raising awareness and supporting Indigenous communities impacted by domestic and family violence through the Blaq Diamonds Women Empowerment, Challenge DV and Gawun Supplies partnership.
Reconciliation is built through listening, learning, respect and action. We’re excited to continue this journey together and turn these conversations into meaningful outcomes.
