May 26 is National Sorry Day, recognised as a national day of commemoration and rememberance honouring the Stolen Generations, all they endured, and all they lost through the removal of generations of Aboriginal children as a result of the policies of forced removal in the past.
The first Sorry Day was held in Sydney in 1998 and is now commemorated nationally, with thousands of Australians from all walks of life participating in memorial services, commemorative meetings, survival celebrations and community gatherings to honour the Stolen Generations.
Class 3SG made this short video to show respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who were forcibly removed from their families.