Five Inspirational First Nations Women To Celebrate On International Women’s Day 2021
There were some great articles for International Women’s Day, we thought this article was worth the share…. Jennetta Quinn-Bates, writes “So, to celebrate IWD2021, I’ve made a list of First Nations women who are making waves in their chosen industries and professions, and definitely “Choose to Challenge” in their everyday lives and careers.” Check out these deadly women. #ChooseToChallenge
Women’s Business: Leah Cameron
Palawa woman Leah Cameron shares her business beginnings with us and her insights on backing yourself, setting up and growing a successful business. “From a young age, my mob really encouraged me to get out there with protesting and advocating on issues that affect our people,” Leah explains. “I had a wonderful experience growing up with my community. We are … Read More
Commissioner’s introduction to the community guide
In October 2020, the Australian Human Rights Commission, released the report Wiyi Yani U Thangani (Women’s Voices): Securing Our Rights, Securing Our Future, in which Aboriginal women and girls from across the country shared their motivation for change and their aspirations for Indigenous businesses and economic development. The report highlighted the calls for increased investment in Aboriginal and Torres Strait … Read More
Behind the Business
We are excited to bring back our “Behind the Business” features in 2021! “Behind the Business” explores what, where and who our Strong Women draw inspiration from and provides an opportunity for us to learn more about our members. This week we’re hearing from Chocolate On Purpose – Fiona Mary Harrison. Can you tell us a bit about yourself? I’m … Read More
Amber’s food Wraps
Organic beeswax, sustainable practice, and connection to land and country – Amber’s Food Wraps brings all of these elements together for the perfect natural wax wraps. The process for these food wraps is a hands-on but one that founder Eve Langford does with love. Eve made a conscious decision when she was quite young to walk gently on our planet … Read More
Celebrating IBA’s 30th Anniversary and sharing a cool story
“There’s not many people who do what we do, in fact, we’re the only Indigenous cryogenics company in Australia” – Marcia Edwards, Director of The Cryogenics Group. As part of IBA’s 30th anniversary, they are celebrating by sharing some of the stories that have made IBA who they are. And this week we’re shouting out to one of their coolest … Read More
Indigenous Business Australia – 2020 women in business survey
Indigenous Business Australia – 2020 women in business survey Indigenous Business Australia (www.iba.gov.au) was created 30 years ago to assist and enhance the economic development opportunities of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Australia. In just the past 5 years we have created $1.07 billion in home ownership opportunities for Indigenous families, approved $153.3 million in business finance for … Read More
WA Government’s Aboriginal procurement exceeding expectations
Government’s Aboriginal procurement exceeding expectations McGowan Government on track to exceed its mandated target by over 250 per cent for 2019-20 financial year More than $83 million worth of contracts awarded to Aboriginal businesses in July to December 2019 51 different businesses have secured contracts, with 98 per cent based in Western Australia The McGowan Government continues to exceed its … Read More
Horses Helping to Heal Trauma
In partnership with SBS, IBA is proud to showcase a series of segments with strong Indigenous businesses. The first in the series featured on SBS Small Business Secrets on Sunday 12 January. This segment covered Bianca Stawiarski’s business Warida Wholistic Wellness and a touching story of how equine therapy helped transform a young girl’s life after a traumatic experience. As … Read More
