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It's time to turn awareness into action.

Below are a few simple ways you can show your support for Stolen Generations survivors and descendants in Queensland and help make a difference.

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Write to the Crisafulli Government, sign up for campaign updates and wear a Still Bringing Them Home t-shirt to help spread the message.

Every action helps build awareness and support for the urgent establishment of a Queensland Stolen Generations Redress Scheme.

Write to the Crisafulli Government

Use the below form to send an automatic email on your behalf to Queensland Premier David Crisafulli, Attorney-General Deb Frecklington and Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Partnerships Fiona Simpson, urging them to establish a comprehensive Queensland Stolen Generations redress scheme.

Simply enter your details below, review or personalise the message, then click send. You'll receive a copy of the email, and a Thank You email from Link-Up (Qld).

Not quite ready? Click here to jump back to our homepage where you can learn more about Stolen Generations issues and the urgent need for a Queensland Stolen Generations redress scheme.

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I am writing to support the establishment of a comprehensive, Survivor-led Queensland Stolen Generations Redress Scheme.  Successive Queensland Governments authorised the forced removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families, cultures and Country, causing profound and lasting harm that continues across generations.  In March 2026, Link-Up (Qld) presented a submission to the Queensland Government calling for a dedicated Stolen Generations redress scheme. I urge you to respond to that submission and work with Survivors and Link-Up (Qld) to progress a scheme without delay.  Queensland remains the only Australian jurisdiction without a dedicated Stolen Generations redress scheme. Almost 30 years after the Bringing Them Home report recommended reparations, Survivors are ageing and cannot afford to keep waiting.  The Scheme must be trauma-informed and culturally safe, and include meaningful reparations, access to records, family tracing and reunification support, and ongoing healing services.  Genuinely addressing the ongoing impacts of forced removal will contribute to a healthier, safer and stronger Queensland for everyone. It is time for the Queensland Government to act.

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