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Secondments

Reverse secondments

Jawun Executive Visits

Stories of Female Leadership

Emerging Leaders

Board positions

Mentoring

Regional director facilitation across

Indigenous partner organisations

Secondees working across

Indigenous partner organisations

Support for community-wide

governance

WITHIN

COMMUNITY

REGIONS

CORPORATE

GOVERNMENT

COMMUNITY

PHILANTHROPIC

collaboration is a means of turning ideas into action,

expanding the impact or scale of initiatives, and

driving a vision for change.

Increasingly, as Jawun’s Indigenous partners seek

change at a level higher than their individual

organisations, collaboration is critical. As Sean

Gordon, CEO of Darkinjung Land Council explains:

Collaboration is about strength in numbers. It’s

about being able to go to councils and business

associations and asking for an Indigenous jobs

target, or doing a large regional employment

strategy, or changing the landscape by putting

pressure on programs not delivering outcomes.

Collaboration allows the community to be

empowered and take control—to come together

to first set their own priorities and then work on

making those real.

This section looks at three dimensions of

collaboration which Jawun supports:

collaboration within regions

, i.e. between

distinct organisations and individuals or leaders

collaborations across regions

, i.e. between

one broader regional group of communities

and another

collaboration across sectors

, i.e. between

Indigenous and corporate or government or

philanthropic Australia.

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