In NAIDOC week we have joined together with sixty members of the Australian philanthropic community to recognise the Uluru Statement as a historic mandate for change. We commit ourselves to walk alongside our first Australians in the call for constitutional reform and for truth-telling about the history and impact of colonisation. Read the joint letter of support published today in the Australian Financial Review.
- Dick Dusseldorp, Governance, Philanthropy
Leadership handover at Dusseldorp Forum
After three and a half decades, Tjerk Dusseldorp is stepping down from the Dusseldorp Forum. His son, Tom Dusseldorp, is set to take on the role of Chair of the board, with the transition becoming official at the AGM held on April 17, 2024.