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This movement for First Nations Gender Justice grows with you.

First Nations gender justice is not something the Institute can achieve alone. It is a movement, built by the voices, knowledges and leadership of First Nations women, girls and gender-diverse people, and carried forward by everyone who chooses to walk alongside us. There are many ways to be part of this journey, whatever capacity, time or resources you have to give. Below are a few ways you can get involved!

Join our network of First Nations women (Mob only)

We've created a virtual gathering space of First Nations women and gender-diverse peoples (inclusive of trans women and Sistergirls) to connect, share learnings and offer opportunities. The community came out of the desire to bring women together across the continent and have space for engaging on different Institute activities, research and projects, as well as sharing external opportunities, in real time.
The community is co-ordinated as a WhatsApp community group with various sub-groups for location and topic themes, ensuring everyone involved can connect with likeminded women and hear about different work and opportunities that interest them directly.
Join the Wiyi Yani U Thangani Community

Endorse our Call to Action

At Women Deliver 2026, the Institute brought together 150 First Nations women, girls and gender-diverse people (inclusive of trans women and Sistergirls) to articulate our vision for systems change. The Call to Action holds six systemic shifts that articulate what is needed for meaningful reform for First Nations gender justice and equality: These are Care, Safety, Economic Transformation, Education and Language.
Read more and endore the Call to Action

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First Nations women, carers, community leaders

The Institute is made by you and for you. We aim to create tools and resources that support your journey and communities to be healthy, thriving and safe. We are in the process of creating ongoing tools, so watch this space!
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If you have stories to share, please get in contact with us via email.
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Sign up to our newsletter for updates on the Institute, including upcoming opportunities.
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Use our Change Agenda and Implementation Framework as tools to support your work. If you'd like a copy of the Change Agenda tree, please get in touch via email.

First Nations women, carers, community leaders

The Institute is made by you and for you. We aim to create tools and resources that support your journey and communities to be healthy, thriving and safe. We are in the process of creating ongoing tools, so watch this space!
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If you have stories to share, please get in contact with us via email.
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Sign up to our newsletter for updates on the Institute, including upcoming opportunities.
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Use our Change Agenda and Implementation Framework as tools to support your work. If you'd like a copy of the Change Agenda tree, please get in touch via email.

Researchers

Research is one of the Institute's key functions to support the evidence-building of First Nations women, girls and gender-diverse peoples voices. We deeply value research that is voice and community lead, with our agenda shaped by and for First Nations women. Housed at ANU, the Institute draws on these academic resources, and position of influence to drive research forward that does not sit on a shelf, but is actively used by communities to drive meaningful change for First Nations gender justice.

We are in the process of building our approach to research and engaging in strong collaboration with academics across the continent to make this a reality. If you are interested in this type of collaboration, contact us via email.  
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Explore our Change Agenda and Strategic Plan to learn about our priorities informing research projects and our ways of working.

Use our Supporter Toolkit

We are in the process of developing a Supporting Toolkit for anyone to use to promote the work of Wiyi Yani U Thangani and embed our Ways of Working into your spaces. Watch this space!





2. Endorse our Call to Action

At Women Deliver 2026, the Institute brought together 150 First Nations women, girls and gender-diverse people (inclusive of trans women and Sistergirls) to articulate our vision for systems change. The Call to Action holds six systemic shifts that articulate what is needed for meaningful reform for First Nations gender justice and equality: These are Care, Safety, Economic Transformation, Education and Language.
Read more and endore the Call to Action