The Shooting Stars program empowers Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young women by supporting their education, confidence, and cultural identity.

The AW Landscape Board is an all-Indigenous board of respected Aṉangu leaders from across the Alinytjara Wiluṟara region who work together to provide advice on caring for Country, community and culture.

KJ is a Martu organisation working with Martu to build strong and sustainable communities. This is achieved through a comprehensive suite of programs designed to deliver substantial social, cultural, environmental and economic benefits to Martu.

NPY Women’s Council is led by women’s law, authority and culture to deliver health, social and cultural services for all Aṉangu

Yappera is a not-for-profit, Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation (ACCO) who deliver education and wellbeing programs for Aboriginal children and their families.

Waltja Tjutangku Palyapayi Aboriginal Corporation (Waltja) is a community-based organisation working with families from across the Central Desert region to address major issues affecting their communities.

ALPA is a not-for-profit organisation committed to advancing the quality of life of Indigenous Australians through business enterprise and service delivery.

Self-determination and community control The Murdi Paaki Regional Assembly (MPRA) is comprised of the Chairs or representatives of 16 Aboriginal Community Working Parties (CWP’s) across the Murdi Paaki Region of NSW.

This symbol shows how we are moving to have strong, representative government. The symbol is about Thamarrurr - the traditional government of our ancestors and the building blocks of the future. Our new Thamarrurr Council is built on these foundations:

This painting titled 'Two Ways: Yapa and Kardiya Ways' is reproduced with the kind permission of the artists, Gwen Brown and Marjorie Hayes, members of the Kurduju Committee from Ali Curung in the Northern Territory.