Summit Communique
Read the communique from a historic summit bringing together 900 First Nations women and non-indigenous collaborators to advance rights and recognition across
Summary
Over four days, 900 First Nations women from all reaches of the continent came together on Ngunnawal and Ngambri Country, with non-indigenous women collaborators.
At the conclusion of the Summit, delegates issued a Communique outlining their perspectives, calls to action and recommendations for Australian governments and other stakeholders to work with them to realise their vision for First Nations gender justice and equity.
Summit Communique
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Over four days, 900 First Nations women from all reaches of the continent came together on Ngunnawal and Ngambri Country, with non-indigenous women collaborators.
At the conclusion of the Summit , delegates issued a Communique outlining their perspectives, calls to action and recommendations for Australian governments and other stakeholders to work with them to realise their vision for First Nations gender justice and equity.
The Communique is available to download in PDF and Word on this page.
Wiyi Yani U Thangani Summit Paper
The summit paper invites you to share in the journey of Wiyi Yani U Thangani, to reflect on what has been achieved and to appreciate what works. The paper asks all Summit participants (Indigenous and non-Indigenous) to contribute to shaping the next stages of work as we translate evidence into action and drive lasting systemic change: