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Australian Progress works to strengthen the capacity of non-profits and other community groups to create systemic change. This means strengthening leadership skills, increasing collaboration, and supporting innovation in advocacy. Australian Progress touches thousands of change-makers and hundreds of organisations each year.

Many of the resources in this collection come from the Progress Network, drawing on the skills and expertise of presenters and alumni from Progress training fellowships.

  • Banner image entitled Progress 2026: A Race Class Gender Narrative for Fighting Fascists

    Using Race Class Gender Narratives to Fight Fascism

    As part of the Progress 2026 conference Anat Shenker-Osorio delivered a session that discussed how race class gender narratives can work to fight fascism. It is critical to help people overcome fear, cynicism and disinformation by affirming positive visions.

  • Banner image entitled Progress 2026: Grassroots Activism Under Pressure: 10 Creative Practices from Hungary & Serbia

    Grassroots Activism Under Pressure: 10 Creative Practices from Hungary and Serbia

    How savvy protest movements have found ways to push back against destructive populists in Serbia and Hungary. Insights from the European Center for Digital Action.

  • The Story of the Victorian Treaty: Australia’s First Treaty

    Ngarra Murray from the the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria speaks about the Victorian Treaty campaign, people power, and the opportunities presented by the Treaty movement.

  • Banner image entitled Progress 2026: Feminist Approaches to Changemaking

    Feminist Approaches to Changemaking

    Learn from case studies in feminist organising around climate justice, energy justice, and economic justice in Kenya and Pakistan.

  • Banner image entitled Progress 2026: Lessons in Solidarity: Collaboration Across Climate and Disability Movements

    Lessons in Solidarity: Collaboration Across Climate and Disability Movements

    Collaboration across disability and climate movements strengthens our collective power to build solutions that are more just for everyone. Lessons from case studies by Sweltering Cities and Activate Agency presented at Progress 2026.

  • Banner image entitled Progress 2026: What People Really Think About the Housing Crisis

    What People Really Think of the Housing Crisis

    What voters actually think about the housing crisis, and why it matters. Lessons from the Australian Cooperative Election Survey (ACES) from a discussion between researchers and advocates for housing-justice at Progress 2026.

  • Winning The Next Climate Fight Feature Image with a Photo of the Panellists

    Winning The Next Climate Fight

    Winning The Next Climate Fight was a panel discussion from Progress 2026 that brought together leaders from Australia’s climate movement to reflect on past wins, current challenges, and the path ahead.

  • Banner image entitled Progress 2026: Disagreeing Better: Dare to be Grey

    Disagreeing Better

    In a time of increased polarisation, bias, and judgement, reinforced and deepened by the technological landscape, we must learn to speak well with people we disagree with. This resource runs through a skills workshop on Disagreeing Better, run at Progress 2026 by Jordy Nijenhuis from Dare to be Grey.

  • Title reads 'Lessons in Success from Nuclear Campaigns'. Two photos one with a headshot of "Kirsten Blair" and the other with a crossed out nuclear symbol with the name "Sanne De Swart".|Cover for documentary. Title reads 'Dirt Cheap'. Title is tamped across a map of Australia.

    Lessons in Success from Nuclear Campaigns

    Part history lesson, part preparation for today’s fight. There is a powerful history of anti nuclear movements across Australia.

  • Copy of the Nuclear Truth Protocols Poster. Poster reads "Respect Our Stories. Walk Our Talk. Protocols build good relationships. nucleartruthproject.org"

    Nuclear Truth Project Protocols

    Working since 2021 to eliminate nuclear weapons and harms, the Nuclear Truth Project seeks redress, remediation, and prevention of future nuclear damage.

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