Australian Philanthropy - Issue 80: Indigenous philanthropy
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The December 2011 edition of Australian Philanthropy's theme is "Indigenous philanthropy".
Indigenous philanthropy is both an area in need of funding and support, and a lens through which other areas of philanthropic work can be viewed. Cultural, artistic, educational and health challenges are all being addressed by different groups in the not-for-profit sector. This issue of Australian Philanthropy offers firsthand accounts of the work being done. This issue also provides an opportunity for philanthropists and other professionals in the sector who work with Indigenous people and communities to share their knowledge and experiences.
Perspectives
From the President: Bruce Bonyhady
From the CEO: Deborah Seifert
Highlights
Save the date! Philanthropy Australia Conference 2012
Feature - Indigenous philanthropy
Indigenous education update
A driving need - early intervention for Indigenous people in the justice system
Rikki Andrews
Becoming an agent for change
Elverina Johnson
Gathering Place Healing Program
Colleen Marion, Uncle Reg Blow, Aunty Zeta Tomson
A matter of trust - examples of Indigenous philanthropy from trustee companies
Rikki Andrews
Red Dust Role Models
Darren Smith
The Aspiration Initiative (TAI) - providing opportunities and support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
Richard Potok
The Woor-Dungin Awards - celebrating partnerships between Indigenous organisations and philanthropy
Is that a SNAKE in your pocket?
Claire Maloney
Philanthropic innovation - advocacy through the back door?
Sue Smyllie
Supporting ear health in Indigenous Australia children
Rikki Andrews
Empowering Indigenous family workers by degree
Jacqui Sundbery, Dr Kerry Proctor and Robyne Latham
Indigenous and environmental philanthropy - the role of land management in economic and health development
Amanda Martin, Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network
Ma tatou ano e korero - we speak for ourselves
Jennifer Gill
The Mulka Project, Yirrkala, NE Arnhem land
Gillian Harrison
Building potential, capacity, and participation
Kerry Graham
Yalari and Scotch College, Adelaide
Rikki Andrews and Heather Oughton