Doxa Youth Foundation Reconciliation Action Plan

Doxa Youth Foundation Reconciliation Action Plan

Doxa Youth Foundation staff and RAP Working Group members celebrating the launch at Royal Botanical Gardens Aboriginal heritage walk We are delighted to announce that we have launched our first-ever ‘Innovate’ Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). This is a...
Why we need a Reconciliation Action Plan

Why we need a Reconciliation Action Plan

For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Taylah Jones and I am a proud Palawa women. I am currently in my final year of my Bachelor of Arts at Melbourne University majoring in Criminology and Sociology. I have been a part of the Doxa family going on five years...
Shepparton News – Cadetship Program

Shepparton News – Cadetship Program

Publication Shepparton News Program Cadetship Summary Carly Mohamed is 19 year old from rural Victoria. Through Doxa’s Cadetship program and her placement at PwC Indigenous Consulting she has found that the corporate world can be a place to belong. Read the full...
Exploring Kakadu with young Indigenous crew

Exploring Kakadu with young Indigenous crew

Our City Camp Manager, Dave Ciavarella, was recently invited to assist on an expedition with young Indigenous people from the Northern Territory as part of the Foundation of Young Australian’s IMPACT program.  Needless to say, we were delighted to be asked to be...
What’s NAIDOC Week all about?

What’s NAIDOC Week all about?

Our office just returned from the flag raising ceremony that marks the beginning of NAIDOC week. My news feed is flooded with “Happy NAIDOC,” and cute photos about events. Maybe yours is too or you’ve noticed a few flags flying and you’re not sure what the deal is so...