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Why Australia Needs a Human Rights Act
Australia does not currently have a federally legislated Human Rights Act. A campaign coalition of over 150 organisations is reinvigorating a push to embed human rights into Australian law.
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The Story of Australia’s First Treaty with First Peoples Victoria
Ngarra Murray from the the First Peoplesโ Assembly of Victoria speaks about the Victorian Treaty campaign, people power, and the opportunities presented by the Treaty movement.
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Feminist Approaches to Change-making
Learn from case studies in feminist organising around climate justice, energy justice, and economic justice in Kenya and Pakistan.
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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.
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Intersectional Policy Development
Looking into developing an intersectional policy? Here are three resources from Intertwine about intersectional policy development.
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Unpacking Colonial Assumptions
This fact sheet has been created by Intertwine to support their sessions on colonial assumptions in not-for-profits, for-purpose organisations and progressive movements.
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Reparations Narrative Tools and Resources
Resources to support organizers, researchers & artists to build narrative power & increase public support for reparations.
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Making Movements and Advocacy Accessible
Making movements accessible: Best practice principles and takeaways to improve the accessibility and inclusivity of your next event or email.
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Fighting Disinformation and Transphobia with Alex Kelly and Jackie Turner
Interview with Jackie Turner about the importance of building solidarity, community, and knowledge of history while combating disinformation & transphobia.
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First Nations and Multicultural Voices from the Climate Movement
Explore recommendations and stories from First Nations and CALD communities in the climate justice movement in Australia.
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