No voice, no change: two years on from referendum

Uluru Youth Dialogue co-chair Allira Davis says the voice referendum was a moment of deep sadness. (Darren England/AAP PHOTOS)

Two years ago Australians rejected an Indigenous voice to parliament, but its key proponents say despite the referendum loss, it started something powerful. 

To Allira Davis, who co-chairs the youth arm of the Uluru Dialogue, which has advocated for voice, treaty and truth-telling processes, the referendum was a moment of deep sadness, coupled with "deep learning".