The first National Sorry Day brought public attention to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people separated from their families. Community remembrance followed the Bringing Them Home inquiry and called for acknowledgment and healing. It was a civil-society commemoration, distinct from the federal parliamentary apology that came a decade later.
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The first National Sorry Day was the same event as Australia's 2008 federal parliamentary apology.
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National Sorry Day began in 1998; the federal parliamentary apology came in 2008.