Reconciliation Memoirs with June Oscar AO

A powerful evening of truth‑telling, leadership, and reflection as June Oscar AO is welcomed to the Reconciliation Memoirs stage. 

A proud Bunuba woman from Fitzroy Crossing, June Oscar AO is an Indigenous rights advocate, community health and welfare champion, filmmaker, and former Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner at the Australian Human Rights Commission (2017–2025). Her leadership has shaped national discussions on justice, women’s rights, language revitalisation, and community empowerment.

In an in‑depth conversation, June will reflect on her life’s work, the challenges and victories of advocacy, and the future of reconciliation in Western Australia. Her story forms part of a powerful written legacy curated by author Victoria Laurie, whose five‑part memoir series is becoming a vital record of the reconciliation movement in WA.

This event marks the next chapter in Reconciliation WA's Reconciliation Memoirs series, an enduring legacy project that began during National Reconciliation Week 2022. Over five years, the series has honoured the voices of influential reconciliation leaders, including Fred Chaney AO (2022), Dr Richard Walley OAM (2023), Carol Innes AM (2024), and Father of Reconciliation, Patrick Dodson (2025).

Tickets include a soup and damper supper and a copy of the memoir.