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The Nar-un-bah and Thou Walla Engaging Aboriginal Fathers Project helps fathers, uncles, grandfathers and significant male figures to connect in culturally rich, positive ways with the children in their families.

The national heritage listed Budj Bim volcanic landscape in South-West Victoria is providing the training ground for members of the local Indigenous community, the Gunditjmara, to develop skills and experiences far beyond land management - setting them up for long term contributions to community and economic participation both within and outside the ranger workforce.

The National Congress of Australia’s First Peoples has been recognised today, on International Women’s Day, for its dedication to gender equity.

The National Indigenous Youth Leadership Academy (NIYLA) is giving high school students the chance to explore their leadership skills at a series of forums during Youth Week this April.

The National Apology to Australia’s Indigenous Peoples, in particular the Stolen Generations, by the Australian Parliament on 13 February 2008 was a powerful and memorable moment in our nation’s history. It has had a huge impact not only on the members of the Stolen Generation but also Australian’s from all walks of life.