Our commitment

We are committed to having a positive impact through engaging with First Nation communities, our clients, and our people.

Making a difference

We are focusing on making a difference by valuing, respecting, and being guided by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the co-design and development of our RAP projects.

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In our work with First Nations people, we uphold the unique rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with a focus on respecting and promoting Traditional Cultures and Practices.

We challenge the status quo and build momentum through introspection, reflection, and continuous improvement.

We are acting, making change, and closing the gap. We are doing it with curiosity, boldness, and determination.

We couldn't do this without our partners, co-designers, collaborators, Cultural advisors and Elders. Thank you to them all.

Images taken on Country at Galupa Community, Yolgnu Nation, North East Arnhem Land, and on Kulin Nation, Melbourne, Australia.
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Image Credit Jet Swain & Peter McConchie, Traditional Cultural Practices.

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To demonstrate our undertaking to ensure a positive and significant impact, we have started our reconciliation journey. Read our commitment here.

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Acknowledgement of Country

Symplicit acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of where we live and work. We acknowledge their continuing connections to land, place, water, and community and pay our respects to Elders past and present, recognising their strength, diversity, resilience, and deep connections to Country.

Our studios sit on the Country of the Gadigal People of Sydney, the Wurundjeri People of Melbourne, the Turrbal People of Brisbane, and the Kaurna People of Adelaide.

WiradjuriShakiya. (2021). Gurudhanny's Journey. [Acrylic on Canvas]. HCL Australia.
Used with the written permission of the artist.