A celebration of Indigenous leaders and their aspirations, with practical change and empowerment happening on the ground across Jawun regions. > Read more

The very special Jawun Stories of Female Leadership – Jalbu Jalbu event that took place in Cairns in October 2017. There is no limit to what this network is capable of. > Read more

Indigenous Australians have the right to vote and access to universal healthcare, education and welfare. Yet average life expectancy for Indigenous Australians is well below non-Indigenous Australians, and in some Indigenous communities unemployment is as high as 80 per cent. As Jawun Patron Noel Pearson has stressed, the solution is not simply providing Indigenous people […] > Read more

This video follows Jawun secondees living and working in Indigenous communities around Australia, and hears from them as they describe their experience. > Read more

Jawun increases the capacity of Indigenous leaders, organisations and communities to achieve their own development goals. This in turn leads to lasting, material and measurable improvements in the lives of Indigenous people in those communities. > Read more

Fifteen years of Jawun, fifteen years of the Jawun story. > Read more

Shane Phillips, CEO of Tribal Warrior Association, and Police Superintendent Luke Freudenstein talk about the 'Clean Slate Without Prejudice' program in Redfern. > Read more

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 talks about Empowered Communities, a coalition of Indigenous leaders from eight regions around Australia, before addressing attendees at the 2013 Garma Festival. > Read more

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