Creative Equity Toolkit

Demonstrating Inclusive and Respectful Language

This is a basic guide to respectful and appropriate terminologies and spelling of language related to First Nations peoples.

Dismantling Structural Inequality in Your Cinema

This toolkit is a practical guide for improving the experiences of POC (people of colour) audiences, staff and filmmakers – and other intersections including gender, sexuality, disability, income and class — to create lasting change for future generations and sustain your organisation in a meaningful way.

From Clare Land’s Decolonising Solidarity page: What Can I do?

Settler activist Clare Land provides a comprehensive set of helpful tools, concepts, protocols and resources for non-Indigenous people in Australia hoping to support decolonial struggles.

Gari Yala: Centreing the experiences of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Australians at work

Gari Yala, which means ‘speak the truth’ in the Wiradjuri language, is based on a survey 1,033 First Nations workers across Australia. The report reveals Indigenous employees continue to experience significant workplace racism and exclusion and that racism is impacting wellbeing and job satisfaction.

The report also provides 'ten truths' for organisations to improve workplace inclusion for Indigenous staff.