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Giving Circles
Giving circles are a new trend in Australia as women and men realise the value of working with other like-minded people to pool philanthropic investment. They have been described as a cross between a book club and an investment group, creating a low-key environment to learn about social issues. In recognition of this emerging trend, we have drawn on the expertise and advice from around the globe to bring you this step-by-step guide, plus inspiring Australian case studies and further resources.
Starting a giving circle is relatively simple and anyone can do it. It doesn’t matter who you are, what you know about the community sector or how much money you have to invest. We hope you find the following information helpful and look forward to hearing about your journey …
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Australian-first research on Indigenous women’s working lives released today by WGEA, @DivCouncilAus and @Jumbunna_Inst, shows Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander mums and carers are the most likely group to experience discrimination.
Join us in celebrating #IntersexAwarenessDay. Intersex people often experience stigmatisation and discrimination due to their physical characteristics. @intersexaus provides information on how to be an ally and foster an inclusive workplace:
Workplaces – Intersex Human Rights Australia
Guidance for employers, union representatives and staff on intersex issues and inclusion in the workplace.
ihra.org.au
We’re so proud of Cyana! How Hanoi-born Cyana turned her love of flowers into a thriving business | SBS News #BackHerBrilliance @SBS @SBSNews #SmallBusinessSecrets #microbusiness #migrant #entrepreneur
How Hanoi-born Cyana transformed her love of flowers into a thriving business
Australia imports $67 million worth of fresh flower stems each year. One sole trader hopes to reduce that, through her online dried flower venture.
www.sbs.com.au