Join us in empowering Yolngu communities through cultural preservation, educational achievement, and advocacy which achieves outcomes. Your support builds a stronger, fairer future for all Australians.
In north-east Arnhem Land, Yolngu people have kept one of the world’s oldest living cultures alive for more than 65,000 years. Yet today, their voices still fight to be heard, and they don’t enjoy the same life opportunities as non-Indigenous Australians.
The Yothu Yindi Foundation (YYF) was created by Yolngu leaders to change that story. Our work aims to ensure future generations can flourish and achieve their potential.
Our annual Garma Festival plays a major role in the development of policy impacting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, while also providing a contemporary environment for the practice and preservation of traditional knowledge systems.
Through the Garma Institute we are opening up new education and employment pathways at a crucial time for the region, as it transitions away from a mining-led economy.
Please give today to help the Yothu Yindi Foundation continue this vital work. Every contribution keeps culture alive and strengthens Australia’s shared future.
Thank you for walking with us on this important journey to a fairer future.
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Join us in empowering Yolngu communities through cultural preservation, educational achievement, and advocacy which achieves outcomes. Your support builds a stronger, fairer future for all Australians.
In north-east Arnhem Land, Yolngu people have kept one of the world’s oldest living cultures alive for more than 65,000 years. Yet today, their voices still fight to be heard, and they don’t enjoy the same life opportunities as non-Indigenous Australians.
The Yothu Yindi Foundation (YYF) was created by Yolngu leaders to change that story. Our work aims to ensure future generations can flourish and achieve their potential.
Our annual Garma Festival plays a major role in the development of policy impacting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, while also providing a contemporary environment for the practice and preservation of traditional knowledge systems.
Through the Garma Institute we are opening up new education and employment pathways at a crucial time for the region, as it transitions away from a mining-led economy.
Please give today to help the Yothu Yindi Foundation continue this vital work. Every contribution keeps culture alive and strengthens Australia’s shared future.
Thank you for walking with us on this important journey to a fairer future.
Yes
Yes, as soon as your donation is processed.