Getting Indigenous kids into STEM
Story2017 IDX Award winner Wayne Denning wants more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander kids to study STEM subjects so they will feel empowered to take advantage of the opportunities that come from those professions. He also wants to remind them that STEM subjects are part of their DNA.
Growing business opportunities at the Darwin Indigenous Trade Fair
StoryThe remote eco-retreat at Banu Banu in East Arnhem Land was one of the many businesses connecting with buyers in Darwin.
Galiwin’ku Young Mothers Finding a New Way
StoryA family-wellbeing certificate course in Galiwin’ku, Northern Territory is placing young adult women, including young mothers, on the path to becoming strong and future leaders of their community and an inspiration to other young women and mothers in the community.
Leaving home to pursue educational goals
StoryRelocating from Ceduna to Adelaide was a big decision for Jason Coleman. It was motivated by thoughts about his future, and enabled through the IYLP and AISSA.
Redfern’s young warriors
StoryProfound changes are happening in Redfern and surrounding communities due to Clean Slate Without Prejudice, a program designed to motivate and inspire local young people. It introduces discipline into the lives of participants through early morning boxing and martial arts, language lessons and breakfasts, and excursions to Aboriginal cultural sites.