In this episode, Dixie Crawford discusses the importance of effective communication in implementing an organisation's Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). Dixie emphasises the need for clear and consistent messaging, tailoring communication to different stakeholders, and creating opportunities for engagement and participation. Dixie also highlights the significance of leadership commitment, education and awareness, and building trust with First Nations communities. Consistency in communication is crucial for maintaining engagement, fostering long-term impact, and aligning the RAP with the organisation's values and culture.
Key takeaways
Chapters
00:00 The Importance of Effective Communication in Implementing a Reconciliation Action Plan
06:54 Leadership Commitment: Inspiring and Motivating Employees to Participate in the RAP
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