Learnings & Insights: Indigenous-led Innovation & Empowerment
This 2014 booklet reflects on the power of collaboration in bringing the Jawun regions together, collectively focusing on Indigenous-led reform on a national platform. It also examines the many dimensions to the collaboration occurring, both within the regions and across sectors. > View report
Learnings & Insights: Engaging, Connecting & Collaborating
This 2013 booklet shares what Jawun has learned about effective long-term engagement between corporate and Indigenous Austalia, as well as collaboration across Indigenous regions of Australia. > View report
Learnings & Insights: Catalyst for Change
This 2012 booklet focuses on the ways in which Jawun seeks to facilitate and accelerate positive change for Indigenous people, communities and organisations. In addition to outlining Jawun’s innovative approach to advancing Indigenous employment outcomes via the ‘National Navigator’ tool. > View report
Learnings & Insights: New Partnerships
This 2011 booklet focuses on Jawun’s relatively new partnerships in Redfern and East Kimberley. It also provides an update on Jawun’s placed-based approach to Indigenous employment in Cairns and Shepparton. > View report
Learnings & Insights: 10 Years On
This 2010 booklet is primarily based on Jawun’s experience to date in Cape York. It looks at the key drivers of our unique model and introduces Jawun’s place-based approach to Indigenous employment. > View report
Shane Phillips on ‘Clean Slate’ program, Redfern
Shane Phillips, CEO of Tribal Warrior Association, and Police Superintendent Luke Freudenstein talk about the 'Clean Slate Without Prejudice' program in Redfern. > Read more
Empowered Communities
This video explains the philosophy behind Empowered Communities, a group of Indigenous leaders from eight regions around Australia who are committed to a series of joint principles for Indigenous policy reform. > Read more
Noel Pearson, Garma Festival (2013)
Noel Pearson talks about Empowered Communities, a coalition of Indigenous leaders from eight regions around Australia, before addressing attendees at the 2013 Garma Festival. > Read more
Swimming the River – Wunan, East Kimberley
Ian Trust, Executive Chair of the not-for-profit organisation Wunan Foundation, explains the key issues facing his people, the Aboriginal people of the East Kimberley. > Read more