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This library holds a chosen collection of useful tools, guides, and resources in the social enterprise sector. You can explore guides, articles, and more to support your journey. If you're starting a social enterprise, facing sector challenges, or looking into the impact economy, you’ll find something useful here.
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This UNDP report examines how Web3 technologies like blockchain and decentralised finance can drive social innovation and support the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It provides an accessible overview of Web3, highlights its potential for systemic change in areas like finance and governance, and addresses key adoption challenges, including digital exclusion and environmental concerns.
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This report by Social Ventures Australia (SVA) and AEN, with analysis by PwC Consulting, examines barriers to youth employment in Australia. It explores employer challenges, systemic issues, and solutions to improve career pathways for young people, particularly those outside university pathways.
What Will It Take? Creating Better, More Sustainable Jobs for Young People
This community guide summarises the Australian Human Rights Commission's 2024 Native Title Report, which focuses on First Nations women's experiences of the native title system. It presents stories from women across Australia showing how the system fails to deliver justice, and calls for major reform. It is relevant to advocates, policymakers, community organisations and anyone working in land justice or First Nations rights.
Women in Native Title: Native Title Report 2024
Two decades of funding Work Integration Social Enterprises taught Westpac Foundation hard lessons about impact costs, sustainability, scaling, and philanthropy's role. This summary of their 2026 Learn Book distils those insights for WISEs, funders, and sector intermediaries across Australia.
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This is a report from Nalderun's Yulawil Sharing Circle, bringing together First Nations organisations to discuss supporting First Nations youth. It argues young people hold wisdom too and should shape their own measures of success. It explores youth leadership and mentorship from a First Nations perspective.
Yulawil Sharing Circle