We exist to see positive change toward our communities' dreams.
Here's our 6-step process to see dreams realised through partnering with First Nations communities.
To see how this works in action, download our 2020 Impact and Activity Report. https://t.co/pr7sXEHGNm
Happy NAIDOC week! Your support has helped our people lead positive change through their communities through 209 community-led projects!
To see this impact in more detail, download our 2020 Impact and Activity Report. https://t.co/HRug1RpGC2
Happy to have a yarn with anyone that is interested. Exciting time and lots happening in comms with a new name and new brand to promote and get out there!
We are looking for a Communications Manager.
Are you interested in working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities around Australia to create change at a grass-roots level? If so, we'd like to meet you.
Apply now: https://t.co/etpUVagPvO
ICV is now Community First Development.
We've worked with communities for 20 years.
5,000 successful projects.
800 community engagements.
3000 registered volunteers.
Our work will continue as always. But now under the name Community First Development. https://t.co/7nhKgd3ly8
We are online, supporting communities, connecting them with volunteers. This is vital now, more than ever. Stay safe. Stay strong. Stay connected. #covid19#stayhome
We're hiring!
A new and exciting opportunity has become available for a Communications Manager to deliver a strategic piece of work and build the profile of ICV.
For more info visit:
https://t.co/xzhfJtApXU
Midwest Yamaji Music Aboriginal Inc (MYMAI) supports the growth of local musicians and talent. Their story highlights the importance of establishing the foundations at the beginning to achieve long-term impact. Read MYMAI’s journey: https://t.co/bYRJlLg71E
#ICV#CaseStudy
Blue Mountains Aboriginal Culture and Resource Centre (ACRC) provides the local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community with support and makes culturally appropriate referrals to mainstream services where necessary.
Read our case study: https://t.co/bYRJlLg71E
#CaseStudy
We’re pleased to share one of our first case studies as part of ICV’s action research project.
Mad Mob is based in NSW, with a goal to educate and promote Aboriginal culture, art, spirituality, health and well-being. Learn more: https://t.co/bYRJlLg71E
Today is the final day of the aes19 International Evaluation Conference in Sydney!
Over the past three days, the ICV team has had the opportunity to listen, learn and reflect on presentations from a diverse range of people and organisations working in the evaluation space.
ICV's Doyen Radcliffe, @SBabyack and Belinda Gibb, presenting on our Participatory Action Research project. Find out more here: https://t.co/bYRJlLg71E #aes19SYD
ICV's @SBabyack and Belinda Gibb presenting on 'A protocol for ethical evaluation practice in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander settings'. Find out more here: https://t.co/HBLIPMUXXm #aes19SYD
Kalkarindji community had a goal to promote and increase school attendance, and are achieving this through the power of film. Learn more: https://t.co/t5e2rLm5Gq
#IndigenousLiteracyDay