Featured Stories
2 new Iconic Song children’s books launched
Posted on 24 October 2012.
2 new Iconic Song children’s books launched – Blackfella Whitefella by Neil Murray and Butcher Paper, Texta, Blackboard and Chalk by Archie Roach and Ruby Hunter
Gondwana National Indigenous Children’s Choir
Posted on 24 October 2012.
Ian Thorpe’s Fountain for youth is supporting the Gondwana National Indigenous Children’s Choir (GNICC).
Thank you FRED BEAR
Posted on 24 October 2012.
FRED BARE designer children’s wear, wholly Australian owned is celebrating 20 years in business. They are strong believers in supporting disadvantaged children around the world with the “NO CHILD SHOULD GO BARE”campaign.
A Change of Heart and Mind – The Constitution
Posted on 10 June 2011.
The Way Ahead – Jeff McMullen, June 2011. The most important word missing from the Australian Constitution is Custodianship. It is a word of strength and beauty that can unify us and bind us to the ideal of what it means to be Australian. Custodianship is a central concept of both Aboriginal and Torres Strait [...]
3 Inspirational Stories
Posted on 09 December 2010.
From the Iconic Australian song written by Neil Murray comes an exciting and inspirational story for children of all ages. Every page is bursting with colour to depict the song lyrics as seen by the paintings of school children of the Kintore and Galiwinku communities. Neil Murray travelled back to these places that inspired his [...]
Major Supporter
Australian Unity Foundation is proudly supporting Ian Thorpe’s Fountain for youth, assisting in closing the space between the home and the school by supporting the Literacy Backpack Program. Fountain for youth was a successful applicant to a 12 month grant for the provisioning of resources for students in the remote community school.
Thank you to Australian Unity Foundation for your generosity and passion in supporting Indigenous learning and being a part of our journey.
