Rona Glynn-McDonald: ‘We want to rewrite the story of wealth and funding’
An innovative funding platform, First Nations Futures, has been launched that gives everyone in Australia the opportunity to provide unrestricted funds for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-driven initiatives. As efforts towards truth-telling and justice gain momentum, the platform hopes to help allocate funding into spaces that are under-resourced and create intergenerational impact for community and Country.
Read more‘We see our funders as visionaries’
How does trust-based philanthropy work? It is a growing area of interest but requires a highly relational approach from funder and fundee, and strong sense of a shared mission.
What is progressive philanthropy?
Long-time philanthropic adviser and educationalist Jason Franklin first spoke about advocacy at Philanthropy Australia’s conference in 2016.
Collective power is key to a fair democracy
I had been working on the issue of climate change for a decade when I started to wonder – why aren’t we winning? The environmental imperative for action was clear and strong public support was there – yet, successive governments failed to answer the call to deliver action.
Gender equality in numbers
Even with a seemingly limitless amount of data about our shopping habits or Netflix viewing history, we lack data about gender.
Lack of cultural diversity in Australian philanthropy impacting social outcomes; further research underway
New findings from the Centre for Social Impact (CSI) and Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education show a need for further research into cultural diversity and intersectionality within Australian philanthropy
The Majority World – what’s in a phrase?
At the recent Philanthropy Australia conference, Dr Salmah Eva-Lina Lawrence used a phrase - 'Majority World' - and started a conversation.