Recognising Budj Bim
Budj Bim Cultural Landscape's listing as world heritage marked a new era for Gunditj Mirring Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC.
Budj Bim Cultural Landscape's listing as world heritage marked a new era for Gunditj Mirring Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC.
Anyinginyi Health Aboriginal Corporation was a partner in research that confirms housing remains a fundamental building block for good health.
Artists working with Iwantja Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation have been recognised again and again lately—in Queen’s birthday honours, a digital art award, on the cover of Vogue magazine and in Australia’s most significant portraiture prize.
Indulkana, APY Lands, South Australia: Iwantja Arts and Crafts Aboriginal Corporation is one of seven Aboriginal-owned art centres operating in the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands in the north-west region of South Australia.
With a fit-for-purpose governance structure and two decades of experience, Ironbark Aboriginal Corporation is thriving.
Kingston Beach, Tasmania
The scientific view is that Aboriginal people walked from mainland Australia to Trouwunna/Loetrouwitter (Tasmania) over forty thousand years ago—twenty-eight thousand years before the sea rose to create the island.
Gr8motive is a smart young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation with a new contract to support young offenders to turn their lives around.
Far north Queensland: Gr8motive Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation was set up in November 2016 by a small team of directors with a big goal, to cultivate sustainable social and economic growth for Indigenous communities.
Broome, Western Australia: In the mid 1980s, a bush meeting of Aboriginal elders from all over the Kimberley resolved to establish two new agencies: a regional centre for law and culture and an independent Aboriginal publishing house. The publishing house conceived in that meeting is Magabala Books (Aboriginal Corporation), and it’s the subject of this story.
For Edie Wright, retired educator and chair of the board of the corporation, those founding elders were bold and visionary: