Our Community

RECONCILIATION

Richmond Football Club’s vision for Reconciliation is to connect our nation, uniting first and new peoples who thrive together. Through Korin Gamadji Institute, Richmond FC continue to celebrate and communicate Indigenous rights, culture and heritage, while creating new opportunities for the next generation of emerging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders. 

Richmond began their journey towards supporting reconciliation in 2011 with the Maurice Rioli Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). Since then we have executed two further RAPs, with our 2018-20 RAP achieving ‘Elevate’ status and demonstrating a point of depth in our reconciliation journey. We have committed to a bridging RAP for 2021 and are currently developing our 2022-25 RAP. 

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION

Richmond and Korin Gamadji are committed to fostering a culture of inclusion by celebrating and connecting with diverse and marginalised communities. Through our Diversity & Inclusion Action Plan (DIAP) we endeavour to build a diverse and inclusive club and connect with those who are often disconnected and under-represented within the AFL industry. 

We are currently developing the next iteration of our DIAP which will outline our commitments for 2022-25. 

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Bachar Houli Foundation

The Bachar Houli Foundation (BHF) is a not-for-profit organisation that aims to build young leaders within the Muslim community. Korin Gamadji Institute work closely with BHF on leadership and inclusion projects.

Aligned Leisure

Aligned Leisure is a 100% owned subsidiary company of the Richmond Football Club, established as a vehicle to manage the operations of Richmond’s health, fitness and leisure business activities. Korin Gamdji Institute have staff based in Mildura, Albury/Wodonga and Eltham who can help connect young Indigenous people with Aligned Leisure services.

Alannah & Madeline Foundation

Korin Gamadji Institute is proud to support the Alannah & Madeline Foundation, Richmond’s preferred charity partner. The Alannah & Madeline Foundation is the leading national charity working to protect children from the effects of violence, bullying and cyber risks, as well as advocating for the safety and wellbeing of children.

Treaty

Richmond Football Club and the Korin Gamadji Institute have strengthened their commitment to the Victorian Aboriginal community through partnership with the Victorian Treaty Advancement Commission.

Korin Gamadji Institute

We extend our deepest respect to First Peoples and Traditional Owners of the land, air and waterways where we live and work.

Korin Gamadji means ‘grow and emerge’ in Woiwurrung, the language of the Wurundjeri people. In 2011 these words were gifted to Richmond Football Club by Wurundjeri Elders, and the Korin Gamadji Institute was born.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples should be aware that this website may contain images or names of people who have passed away.