Explore Indigenous Projects
Explore Indigenous Projects
Provenance Arts is a game-changing social enterprise showcasing Indigenous Australian cultures. It's a place for connection, reconciliation and ethical shopping!
Let's Design a Brighter Future for remote Andean communities by connecting artisans to the global marketplace through collaboration with a fashion designer.
The Warlu Fashion Collection : A joyful range of Indigenous desert designs celebrating story and culture
Help us make a generational change to the life expectancy of Indigenous children in remote Australian communities.
Assist the family of P Inverway (PI) prepare his funeral. PI was an important community leader who traveled across Australia campaigning against the NT Intervention.
I'm walking from Perth to Canberra, to speak with the Prime Minister and demand he return funding for Aboriginal communities.
Help us travel to the Northern Territory to reveal through interview and film what is really happening within our maternity services for Indigenous women.
Help ELP launch an online store to enable remote Aboriginal entrepreneurs to connect with consumers.
The Black Rainbow Living Well Foundation aims to support Indigenous LGBTI Australians in living well.
Support @IndigenousX to continue to provide excellent Indigenous owned and operated media online!
In January 2018 the Selva Spanish language school will be launched! Our mission: to empower the Achuar community through language education.
This campaign will help support two Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in the ASSETS program.
Support our mission to broadcast the inspiring stories of Indigenous entrepreneurs from around the world to help create positive change.
Teach a child to read, change a life forever. We will bring new digital technology to support Indigenous children
Indigenous kids have a vision for the future - through film and art they''ll share their story.
A group of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander runners from Queanbeyan and District are training to run in their first Marathon or Half Marathon in Maui (Hawaii).
This project is to establish fashion production initiative with indigenous women in QLD to provide skills and training, economic empowerment and employment opportunities.
Support the creation and exhibition of a sculpture of Uncle Jack Charles, Aboriginal Elder, Actor and role model.
Sponsor us, Team Herbies Freewheels, as we take on OCBC Cycle 2018 to benefit Tadika Pawah, a pre-school in a remote village in the rainforests of Malaysian Borneo.
We are bringing two Indigenous Elders to Sydney to spread a message of healing and cultural integrity.
The Koori Woman writes her very own column on Indigenous issues for Croakey Blog.
