Voice

Exploring the process of healing and reconciliation through an empowered and emerging Indigenous youth-led organisation, built upon the foundations of family, community and ancestral legacies.

Voice is a social impact film that offers an opportunity to discuss the process of trauma, and loss whilst giving an insight into how the Voice to Parliament will impact a new generation and their attitudes toward healing and reconciliation.

Our team has a strong bond within child welfare and social work communities. Upon release of our film, together we plan to continue our commitment to educational distribution and community engagement by building upon what we’ve already accomplished.

Prior impact work we hope to replicate includes:

+ Organising a national film screening tour in partnership with trauma informed foundations
+ Hosting presentations for judges, lawyers, service providers, healthcare workers and advocates
+ fund raise to make DIYDG and other Indigienous lead orgs more sustainable

History tells us that this referendum is an option between two different futures. Whatever the result come October 14th 2023 – Australia will deliberate with even more intensity on the future of First Nations reconciliation.

Current coverage around Indigenous reconciliation is crowded and volatile. We anticipate and offer a counter view – that in the two years post- referendum and leading up to the next election, a much greater need, capacity & desire for healthy longitudinal debate around reconciliation will occur.

We’ll be targeting those audiences, who we anticipate will be fired up by the result of the referendum and those who seek to better engage with the future of reconciliation.
Our film presents those with most at stake in this struggle & we feel it’s their voice that Australia we will be seeking once the dust has settled on this vote.

Ultimately, it’s the voices of the Emerging that will shape the vision of what comes next.