Resource library

Agents of Change: Insights from First Nations Social Enterprise Leaders

Webinars

The Land Back Foundation held an interactive session exploring how social enterprises can practice long-term allyship, accountability, and activism. The discussion shared lived experiences and practical actions for embedding equity and justice in everyday business.

Building and Strengthening Rural Social Enterprise Networks

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ACRE held an informative webinar that explored how social enterprises in rural Australia can build and strengthen networks to overcome the challenges of distance, scale, and under-resourcing. Drawing on insights from rural leaders, funders, and network builders, the session highlighted how collaboration, local leadership, and co-design can foster thriving, place-based ecosystems. It also introduced the upcoming co-design process for a Rural Social Enterprise Network for Australia.

Building the Next Generation of Social Entrepreneurs

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This resource is currently being developed. If you would like to be notified when it is published, please email team@understorey.org.au.

Community Story Holding and Caretaking

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This webinar explores how ethical storytelling can empower rather than exploit, centring the voices of those with lived experience. The presenters share their experiences in co-developing the Transformational Ethical Story Telling (TEST) framework, designed to shift power in storytelling by embedding values-based, anti-oppressive practices into everyday communications, branding, and policy.

Doing Business on Country

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The Land Back Foundation held an interactive webinar exploring First Nations’ worldviews on social enterprise and encouraging actors across the social enterprise sector to reflect on our own worldviews and what they mean for our relationships with community and Country.

First Nations Principles for Social Enterprise Development

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Shifting Ground held an interactive webinar with agents of social change representing a cross-section of First Nations social enterprises and businesses. It explored the principle: "If you can get right what you do in relation to First Nations people, your work with all people and communities will benefit."

Having Better Conversations about Data: Tips for Social Enterprises

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This resource is currently being developed. If you would like to be notified when it is published, please email team@understorey.org.au.

Impact Measurement Journeys for Social Enterprise

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Social Good Outpost hosted a webinar sharing how social enterprises begin and evolve their impact measurement. With insights from TABOO, Echo Impact, and Native, the session explored practical ways to track what matters, centre community outcomes, and embed ethical, meaningful measurement into everyday business practice.

Organising in Place and Working Across Altitudes

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This resource is currently being developed. If you would like to be notified when it is published, please email team@understorey.org.au.

Tendering and Applying with Confidence: Two-part workshop series | workshop 2

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QSEC and Gov Ready held an interactive webinar exploring how social enterprises can get procurement ready. They shared practical tools and strategies to help social enterprises prepare compelling applications, demonstrate value, and build long-term readiness for public sector opportunities.

Think Neurodivergence: Autistic Pride and Entrepreneurship

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Just Gold held an interactive webinar to share insights and lived experiences from autistic social entrepreneurs and encourage the social enterprise sector to create inclusive, affirming environments for neurodiverse thinking and practice.

Unlocking Social Procurement Opportunities: Two-part workshop series | workshop 1

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QSEC, ArcBlue and Gov Ready held an interactive webinar exploring what it means for social enterprises to be procurement ready. Drawing on experience across government and private sector procurement, the session shared practical strategies to help social enterprises position themselves effectively, communicate their value, and demonstrate capability.

Unpacking the Social Economy

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This resource is currently being developed. If you would like to be notified when it is published, please email team@understorey.org.au.