Indigenous Empowerment Summit

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2024 | Perth

3 streams, one gathering

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Empowerment is essential for building a more just, equitable, and sustainable society. By honoring and supporting Indigenous knowledge, traditions, and ways of life, we can create a country that is more connected, more vibrant, and more resilient for all of us.

This one-of-a-kind event aims to provide a platform for Indigenous communities, organisations and individuals to come together to implement strategies to tackle the challenges and opportunities facing Indigenous education, economic development, and workforce. The event will feature three distinct streams that focus on each of these areas, with a goal of promoting collaboration and knowledge sharing among delegates.

Third Sector’s 4th National Indigenous Empowerment Summit promises to be an inspiring and informative event that will empower participants to take action in their communities and work towards a brighter future for Indigenous peoples across the country.

Attend this Forum and learn how to:

Indigenous Education

Indigenous Employment

Indigenous Economic Development

Indigenous Education

Indigenous Employment

Indigenous Economic Development

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What our clients say

The Summit was an educational experience that gave real context to the ideas and practices that are encountered within our work to better help engage and motivate each other in all the methods to close the gap. Deep listening and 2-way learning are what gripped me most and will have a lasting impact on my approach moving forward.

It was an excellent opportunity to hear from leaders in the sector, and to hear First Nations people giving their views and perspectives. This is often missed in my role and I really appreciated the opportunity to listen to First Nations people having difficult conversations in such an empowering setting.

This conference enhanced my understanding of the complex, systemic barriers at every level of government. It helped me to understand the impact that well intentioned policy with no accountability has on the lives of Indigenous Australians across the country.

The Indigenous empowerment summit was really empowering event for a non-Indigenous person like me! Opens our eyes to the resilience of Indigenous communities around us!!

The Forum was seamlessly run and the content was all relevant. I especially enjoyed hearing the inspirational stories from Indigenous and allied businesses who have managed to integrate culture into their business for economic, social, cultural and environmental outcomes.

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We are thrilled to announce that a part of the funds from this remarkable event were graciously donated to the Deadly Inspiring Youth Doing Good (DIYDG) Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation. Through the collective efforts of all involved, we were able to make a meaningful contribution towards their invaluable work.

DIYDG is a youth-led, non-profit organisation empowered by young people, families and communities. Their practices are informed by their strong cultural values and beliefs. They are driven to achieve goals by INSPIRING, EQUIPPING and EMPOWERING the next generation to take action to change their world.

We are humbled by the opportunity to support such a deserving organisation and extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who participated, as their involvement directly contributed to this significant donation.