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Thriving People and Places

Rejuvenated ecosystems and reduced carbon emissions.

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Thriving People and Places

Culturally diverse and equitable social and political life.

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Thriving People and Places

Redesigned, humane social systems.

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Thriving People and Places

Inclusive economic opportunities.

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Justice
&
Equity

We are a family foundation committed to a just and equitable Australian society that is caring, ethical, and recognises and respects our First Peoples.

A good society is socially, culturally, environmentally, and economically prosperous for all. We envision an Australia where communities have the agency to drive the change they want to see, where governments collaborate to reimagine more equal and just systems, and together we shape a society in which we are proud to raise our children. 

Our Work

We provide long-term funding, build connections, support learning and advocate alongside those working towards a better society.

How we Partner

Our principles of action guide how we partner with others.

Current Partnerships

These are some of the organisations and initiatives we partner with to make positive change together.

Stories

We bring different people, perspectives and voices together.

PLACE – new national infrastructure to support and enable place-based change

Dusseldorp Forum is proud to be one of the initial supporters of PLACE as part of a $38.6 million partnership with the Australian Government, the Minderoo Foundation, Paul Ramsay Foundation, Ian Potter Foundation and the Bryan Foundation.

Wilya Janta – First Nations knowledge informing housing solutions

Dusseldorp Forum is supporting the Wilya Janta Housing Project that is enabling visionary First Nations housing solutions to come to life. Combining innovation and sustainability, Wilya Janta is engaging community from the design process to the construction phase and beyond, in order to create homes that are viable for the climate and for meeting the needs of First Nations communities.

Sharing Strong Stories – The Narrative Practice Project

On the banks of the Darling River in Bourke, NSW, under a warm winter sun, community members from Mt Druitt, Bourke, Kempsey, and Moree came together for the second in a series of Narrative Practice workshops to learn and share practices that help them tell stories in ways that make them stronger.