Inaugural Deadly Sisters Awards Celebrate Indigenous Women in Business
The Deadly Sisters Awards celebrate the extraordinary entrepreneurs in the Maganda Makers Business Club for Kimberley Indigenous Women.
Learning the business of being an Indigenous woman entrepreneur
Right now, a movement is growing across Northern Australia to build leadership through self-employment and business for Indigenous women. It is not driven by an individual desire for profit or exponential business growth, but is inspired to see business as a tool for social growth and cultural empowerment.
From pigs to piggy banks…financial empowerment, Solomon Islands style.
Nirri Shah’s recent field visit to the Solomon Islands enabled her to meet existing and potential partners, and to hear inspiring stories from our Consumer Awareness and Financial Empowerment (CAFE) coaches and learners across rural communities.
Building confident financial customers in our region
As a social purpose organisation, Good Return strives to equip women and other marginalised groups across the Asia Pacific region with confidence and resilience to access responsible finance and the tools to manage money.
Hats, bags or scarves? Adapting our Financial Capability curriculum to be relatable for different cultures.
Good Return financial capability training programs are dynamically adapted for every community group to be relatable and appropriate for the specific needs of all learners.