Unions for Yes - Volunteer

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Justice and solidarity are always union business.

You can play a part to help win the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice To Parliament.

Volunteering can include:

Door knocking
Phone banking
Putting a corflute/poster on your balcony or fence
Handing out election material on and/or before the day of the referendum
Running stalls
Talk to friends and family
Sharing and engaging with social media posts
Anything else you think you might be able to do to help

Will you volunteer?

You can make a difference

Will you volunteer to help deliver an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice To Parliament?

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Three reasons to volunteer for Unions For Yes

As a unionist you know how to win campaigns and fight for fair wages and conditions for working people. We're calling on your skills and expertise to help ensure that the referendum passes.

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Grassroots democracy at work

The Constitution cannot be changed by politicians, it can only be changed but the Australian people. That means Unions For Yes is an inherently grassroots campaign that brings people together to build a stronger, more fairer nation.

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Union members are the best people for the job

Organising is at the root of all union activities. Union members driving the YES campaign just makes sense. You're already equipped with the basics.

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It's now or never

The last referendum held in Australia was in 1999. Voting in a referendum is a once-in-a-generation opportunity. Literally. We must do everything we can to ensure the result is YES.

This referendum will be a powerful moment, not just for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, but for the whole country. When we start listening to each other, the country will be stronger.

Lara Watson – ACTU Indigenous Officer