Author: Liz Power
July 2, 2026Mikayla is from the Yawuru and Bardi peoples, born and raised in Broome, and currently completing her Diploma in psychology.
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Part of the solution: Cameron - a journey from the Kimberley to the courtroom
July 2, 2026Today, Cameron is a scholarship recipient with Mary MacKillop Today’s First Nations Scholarship Program, studying paralegal studies through the Pilbara and Kimberley University Centres.
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Horses, Healing, and the Courage to Thrive: inside the Yawardani Jan-ga Program
July 2, 2026In the Kimberley region of Western Australia, a place of vast red plains, ancient saltpans, and sky that stretches further than you can imagine, something quietly extraordinary is happening. Young Aboriginal people, aged six to 25, are walking into a paddocks with horses, and beginning to heal.
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Australia's First Saint was also Australia's first Education Activist
June 29, 2026Australian NGOs are listening and the system is beginning to shift
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The problem isn't civil society but it's who holds the power
June 15, 2026Australian NGOs are listening and the system is beginning to shift
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Agostinho Learns from His Experience
June 11, 2026Agostinho, a school coordinator in Timor-Leste, has spent his life teaching.
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From Barriers to Belonging: Lourdes' Path to Learning and Leadership
June 11, 2026At 50 years of age, Lourdes, from a small rural village in Peru, is proving that the door to education should never be closed.
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A Legacy of Care and Opportunity
June 11, 2026For Judith, the connection to the Sisters of Saint Joseph began in childhood and has shaped her life ever since.
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Across the Kimberley, too many Aboriginal young people are growing up carrying the weight of trauma, disconnection and loss.
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Close the Gap: Real Change Starts with Opportunity
March 19, 2026Close the Gap Day is a reminder that awareness is not enough.
