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Who we are

First Nations Affairs is made up of a small team spread across Australia and led by Bec Blurton. With a reputation for providing industry leading advice, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience to every project and partnership, she’s spent the time necessary sharpening her expertise, networks and capability, doing the hard work, understanding the challenges, risks and barriers so we, through partnership, can maximise opportunities, investment and impact.

What we do

Supporting you and your organisation to grow your impact in First Nations affairs through:

  • Elevating First Nations Voices
  • Fostering UNDRIP
  • Sustainable activity that supports self-determination in communities
  • Implementing better accountability mechanisms to support efficient programs and better ROI
  • Effective investment into community capability building for self-management and decision-making for long-term wealth creation, management and investment
  • Helping you to create First Nations seats at all tables with interests and impact in First Nations affairs
  • Culturally appropriate tools for engaging First Nations e.g grievance mechanisms, decolonising policy, FPIC, elevating lived experience
  • Future of consent
  • Reconciliation

Head office:

  • New South Wales

Service location(s):

  • Australian Capital Territory
  • New South Wales
  • Northern Territory
  • South Australia
  • Queensland
  • Tasmania
  • Western Australia
  • Victoria
  • Outside Australia

Type(s) of actor:

  • Social enterprises

Area(s) of activity:

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