The Yes campaign in Australia is a movement that supports the Voice to Parliament Referendum, which aims to recognize Indigenous Australians and their history in the countrys Constitution. The Yes campaign asserts that the Voice to Parliament enables self-determination of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, providing opportunities to inform policy and legal decisions that directly impact them. The campaign aims to give distinct recognition to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, which couldnt be reversed by future governments. The Yes campaign plans to staff every polling booth in the country with volunteers advocating for the voice, hoping their sheer numbers of consequences of a no vote on Indigenous Australians – can be enough to counter a no campaign that holds the advantage. The Yes campaign is seeking to paint the referendum as a unifying and positive moment for the country. A yes vote would see Australia “wake up to a new nation, a united Australia.” The Yes campaign believes that voting Yes means recognizing 65,000 years of Indigenous culture for the first time in Australias 122-year-old constitution. The Voice would be an advisory committee, and Parliament or the Government can ask the Voice for solutions that will actually work to make a real, practical difference in areas like health, education, and employment.