"True reconciliation is a marathon, not a sprint. True reconciliation is not an event. There is not a moment of time when it happens, and after which we can say 'we are done' and move onto something else. It is ongoing, a long-term undertaking of creating new patterns of social, cultural, and economic relations as individuals, peoples, communities, and governments. It is about building a vision of the future that both addresses, and breaks away from, the legacy of colonialism. Achieving this takes endurance, resilience, and consistent effort. It also means recognizing from the beginning that it requires staying the course, even when it feels incredibly hard." - Jody Wilson-Raybould from True Reconciliation: How to Be a Force of Change