We acknowledge that the work of Home Language takes place on the stolen lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people and many other First Nations communities across the landmass now known as Australia. We acknowledge our responsibility to work in solidarity with First Nations peoples, communities and nations who have lived in reciprocal care with these lands long before the onset of colonisation. As an essential part of our work, we commit to centring First Nations' perspectives and actively working towards self-determined First Nations' sovereignty and anti-racist, decolonial shared futures.