Street Banner Project

Reconciliation Week is celebrated from 27 May to 3 June each year. To acknowledge Reconciliation Week, the department coordinates the Street Banner Project which promotes reconciliation through banners, sponsored by organisations, being placed in prominent locations across Western Australia.

The project has been running since 2011 with the support of a growing number of organisations and local governments. This project offers a positive contribution towards reconciliation and provides the opportunity for organisations to recognise the significant place of Aboriginal people and culture within our community. This year, more than 500 banners will be displayed in the following locations:

• City of Perth
• Elizabeth Quay
• Perth Cultural Centre
• City of Armadale
• City of Bassendean
• City of Bayswater
• Shire of Broome
• City of Bunbury
• City of Cockburn
• Shire of Exmouth
• City of Gosnells
• City of Greater Geraldton
• Shire of Harvey
• City of Kalamunda
• City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder
• City of Mandurah
  
• Town of Port Hedland
• City of Rockingham
• City of South Perth
• City of Subiaco
• City of Swan
• Town of Victoria Park
• City of Vincent

Get involved

To celebrate and recognise the importance of Reconciliation Week, the department coordinates the Street Banner Project across WA. Organisations are invited to participate in this project by sponsoring a reconciliation banner/s. The banner will feature your corporate logo alongside this year’s reconciliation message 'In this Together' and the artwork Gooniyandi Riwya (2018) from Aboriginal artist Tee Jay Worrigal. All you need to do is sponsor a banner and the department will do the rest.

Complete and return the sponsorship application form. Sponsorship starts from as little as $350.

Your organisation can apply to have one or multiple banners throughout the banner site areas listed on the sponsorship application form.

Closing date

Completed applications must be submitted by Friday, 27 March 2020 to banners@dlgsc.wa.gov.au.

Benefits of sponsoring

• Promotion of your organisations commitment to creating an inclusive community for all Australians.
• Acknowledges your organisation’s support for social harmony.
• Opportunity to participate in a unique statewide reconciliation initiative.
• Positive promotion of your organisation in prominent locations.
• An integral activity to embrace in your organisation’s Reconciliation Action Plan.
• Shared opportunity to participate in an event to launch Reconciliation Week.

More information

If you have any questions about this project, please contact:

Rhys Collard, Project Officer
Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries
Telephone 61 8 6552 1552
Email banners@dlgsc.wa.gov.au

2019 sponsors

The department thanks the following organisations for their past support of this project:

• Aboriginal Family Law Services
• Allens
• Anglicare WA
• APM
• Ardross Primary School
• Ashurst
• ATCO
• atWork Australia
• Auspire
• Australian Executor Trustees
• Australian Red Cross
• Baynton West Primary School
• Beilby Recruitment
• BGC
• BHP
• Bibra Lake Primary School
• Broome Chamber of Commerce and Industry
• Bunbury Geographe Chamber of Commerce and Industry
• Catholic Education Western Australia
• Chevron
• City of Greater Geraldton
• City of Melville
• City of Perth
• City of Rockingham
• City of South Perth
• City of Wanneroo
• Coles
• Commissioner for Children and Young People
• Committee for Perth
• Commonwealth Bank
• Communicare
• Compass Group
• Confucius Institute at UWA
• Crown Perth
• Cyrenian House
• Department of Education
• Department of Finance
• Department of Health
• Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety
• Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage
• Department of Premier and Cabinet
• Department of Training and Workforce Development
• Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
• Downer
• Edith Cowan University
• Empired
• Ethnic Disability Advocacy Centre
• EY
• FCM Travel
• Football West
• Forest Products Commission
• Georgiou Group
• Gilmore College
• Herbert Smith Freehills
• Holcim
• Horizon Power
• Injury Mattes
• INPEX
• Jackson McDonald
• Jacobs Group
• KCGM
• Federal Member for Hasluck, Hon Ken Wyatt AM
• Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services
• KPMG
• Landcorp
• Landgate
• Lavan
• Law Society of WA
• Legal Aid WA
• Lycopodium
• Main Roads
• Mater Dei College
• Member for Kalgoorlie, Mr Kyran O'Donnell MLA
• Member for Victoria Park, Hon Ben Wyatt MLA
• Mental Health Commission
• Mission Australia
• Monadelphous
• Murdoch University
• National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters
• National Archives of Australia
• National Trust of WA
• Newman College
• Newmont
• North West Alliance
• Northam Senior High School
• Ombudsman WA
• Palmerston
• RAC
• Reconciliation WA
• Rio Tinto
• Rise Network
• RPS
• Serco
• Shire of Gnowangerup
• SHQ
• Small Business Development Corporation
• Sodexo
• Spotless
• St John of God
• State Library of WA
• Swan District Football Club - V Swans
• Therapy Focus
• Town of Port Hedland
• Trinity College
• UnitingCare West
• Veolia
• WA AIDS Council
• WA Council of Social Service
• WA Football Commission
• WA General Practice Education and Training
• WA Local Government Association
• WA Museum
• WA Network of Alcohol and other Drug Agencies
• WA Police
• Water Corporation
• Wesfarmers
• Westpac
• Wilson Security
• Wood
• Woodside