17 years after the Stolen Generations apology, has anything changed?
Joining the Prime Minister in Canberra on 13 February for an Apology to the Stolen Generations Anniversary Breakfast, Arrernte leader and Stolen Generations survivor William Tilmouth represented both the many First Nations generations who were stolen and the First Nations not-for-profit he chairs, Children's Ground. He reflects on the Apology’s legacy, warning that without action, it risks becoming empty words.
Walking together towards a shared future
What is National Reconciliation Week, who decides the theme, and how can you get involved? We've got some answers, which also explains why Alberts will be ‘wearing it yellow’ this year
How to care for our planet and health, one mouthful at a time
Ever the enthusiastic foodie, Jane Albert ventures into Harvest B’s HQ for a blind tasting of their plant-based beef massaman curry. She was shocked with what she discovered.
Climate philanthropy: from ideas to action for a sustainable future
Ingrid Albert shares insights from the 2024 Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network Conference, on the critical challenges facing our planet and the pivotal role of philanthropy in addressing them, aligning with Climate Action Week Sydney
Our new research illuminates the realities of music education in SA’s primary schools
South Australia’s Education Minister, Blair Boyer, unveiled our new research initiative in partnership with South Australia’s Department for Education, shedding light on the state of music education in SA’s primary schools.
Pioneering Indigenous musician Bart Willoughby honoured with the Ted Albert Award for Outstanding Services to Australian Music
Bart Willoughby, trailblazing founder of No Fixed Address, received the industry's highest lifetime achievement award at the 2024 APRA Music Awards
Helping clean our planet, one nutshell at a time
If you’re unfamiliar with activated carbon, you’re not alone. We break down what it is, why it’s so crucial to daily life – and the clever people at Bygen ensuring it won’t run out anytime soon
Alberts Impact Ventures backs environmental sustainability through Bygen
Alberts Impact Ventures backs Bygen's innovative sustainable activated carbon production process by supporting a $2.6 million Series A funding round led by Breakthrough Victoria
Solid Ground: Empowering First Nations students, one lyric at a time
This Indigenous-led schools program is helping youth engage with pathways into the arts and cultural industries through a supportive network of cultural and musical mentorship – with some unexpected and welcome outcomes
