UQ RAP Network
About the Network
The University of Queensland (UQ) proudly launched the UQ Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) Network to help ensure a culturally-respectful workplace and study environment.
Membership is open to all UQ staff and students. You can join the Network as a RAP Friend, RAP Partner, or RAP Agent of Change - depending on your capacity and/or stage of engagement with reconciliation. Discover more about eligibility and responsibilities in the criteria to join.
Members will have opportunities to continue their cultural learning journey and engage with reconciliation initiatives across UQ.
Become a member
If you are interested in joining the RAP Network, please register below.
Once you have joined, you can update your personal details or continue to upgrade your membership.
Get involved
Reconciliation Events
Discover upcoming reconciliation and RAP Network events at UQ and get involved.
Purchase merchandise
All profits will be donated to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student scholarships and programs at UQ.
UQ Reconciliation Choir
Sing for reconciliation at various UQ events, including NRW, NAIDOC, Blak Arts Festival and more! Flexible rehearsals (online and in-person) and no auditions required.
RAP Resources
Discover ways to deepen your cultural understanding and contribute to reconciliation at UQ.
What's on
NRW “All In”: Reading for Reconciliation with Professor Anita Heiss
UQ Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP)
Through our Stretch RAP, we have worked towards addressing the legacies of the past and making a substantial and ongoing contribution to reconciliation.
Download the Stretch RAP
Connect with us
Get in touch
Do you have questions or would you like to learn more? Our RAP team is here to help. Reach out to us for information, support, or collaboration opportunities—we’d love to hear from you!
Educating myself about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander affairs has been one of the most worthwhile and rewarding activities I’ve undertaken since joining UQ in mid-2024.
What has stayed with me most are the gatherings and yarning circles — the generosity, the honesty, and the cultural knowledge shared so openly. Those moments have shaped not only my understanding of Indigenous culture but also how I show up as a researcher and colleague.
I highly recommend the Friend level of the RAP network to anyone beginning their reconciliation journey - it’s a great way to get involved and feel engaged within this passionate network.