Carbon Creative is a social impact creative agency that works to create game-changing solutions for some of society’s biggest issues. Fifteen years ago, Carbon Creative founder and managing director, proud Birri Gubba man Wayne Denning, saw an opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of his fellow Indigenous Australians through storytelling and impactful […]
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First Nations Foundation has relaunched its award-winning online financial literacy training program, My Money Dream, to empower Indigenous Australians to take control of their financial future with culturally specific learning tools. My Money Dream was developed off the back of national research showing the monumental gap in financial literacy compared to the rest of the
Ahead of Indigenous Business Month in October, First Nations Foundation has launched a new seven-part podcast series “Beyond the Gap” in an Australian-first investigation into best practice reconciliation and Indigenous engagement for corporate Australia and beyond. Guests include Indigenous and non-Indigenous thought-leaders – Hon. Ken Wyatt AM (Minister for Indigenous Affairs), Karen Mundine (Reconciliation Australia
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First Nations Foundation is very excited to share that we have recently undergone a review and update of the FNF brand, including our main logos and those of our various financial literacy training and outreach programs. The Foundation has worked with Indigenous design agency Relative Creative and Aboriginal artist Rachael Sarra to develop a brand image that’s contemporary and
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Indigenous financial wellbeing organisation, First Nations Foundation has received a grant for over $790k as part of the Australian government’s Women’s Leadership and Development Program to support and empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women with skills to secure a prosperous future. The Indigenous Women’s Financial Wellness (IWFW) project, which will be implemented over 3
Financial Standard’s publication celebrates International Women’s Day 2021 with donation Financial Standard donates 30% of all new subscription fees in March to the First Nations Foundation First Nations Foundation supports Indigenous woman across Australia through the Indigenous Women’s Financial Wellness initiative The First Nations Foundation would like to acknowledge the Financial Standard’s generous support for
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Sydney, February 2021: Pearler – the fintech start-up that aims to combine the community aspects of social media with the age of digital investing – has announced it has partnered with First Nations Foundation, to enable Pearler users to contribute to the Foundation’s ongoing work. “The new wave of Millennials and Gen-Z investors are continuing
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While the hurdles presented in 2020 tested the nation’s not-for-profit and charitable sector, leading Indigenous financial literacy organisation, First Nations Foundation, has displayed incredible resilience and innovation to achieve remarkable growth and deliver support to thousands of vulnerable individuals as it enters its 15th year in operation. Triumphant in the face of last year’s adversity,
First Nations Foundation, Australia’s leading Indigenous financial literacy organisation, has launched an online resource to educate and empower young Indigenous Australians to take control of their financial future. The new platform, TomorrowMoney.co, specifically targets young Indigenous Australians aged 18-30 years old, with a view to setting them up for long-term financial wellbeing. First Nations Foundation
The First Nations Foundation has created a new, free website to help young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people learn more about money – and we’re excited to tell you that our Tomorrow Money project goes live today. We know money isn’t always an easy topic. Our community has not always had access to the
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