Australian Communities Foundation’s recent Democracy + Tackling Inequality Learning Circle provided great insight as to how philanthropy can back initiatives tackling intergenerational inequities in Australia.
Young people experience social and economic issues in different ways than generations prior. By recognising the shared and unique challenges they face and finding ways to address them, we can work together to create a fairer future and stronger democracy for everyone. Learn more about the powerful role philanthropy can play with the summary below.
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Thomas Walker, Chief Executive Officer, Think Forward
Thomas is an economist, geographer, and CEO of Think Forward, a not-for-profit organisation founded and run by younger Australians. Think Forward undertakes research, education, and advocacy to inspire intergenerational care and dialogue in policymaking and facilitate transformational change in our economic and tax systems.

Brianna Kerr, Founder, Five Bucks
After spending a decade in the impact sector working with a range of organisations, both local and global, Brianna has learned how to meaningfully integrate impact into operations. As the Founder of Five Bucks, a giving circle of everyday people who want to help drive social and economic change, Brianna is making philanthropy more accessible to the next generation.

Desiree Cai, National Director, Tomorrow Movement
As National Director of Tomorrow Movement, Desiree empowers young people fighting for a society with good jobs, great public services and a safe climate for all.

Taylor Hawkins, Co-Founder + Managing Director, Foundations for Tomorrow
Taylor is an award-winning entrepreneur focused on future-driven leadership, policy innovation, and social impact, serving as Managing Director of Foundations for Tomorrow, a non-profit dedicated to advancing the protection of future generations’ interests in Australia, which recently launched the Australian Parliamentary Group for Future Generations and the Intergenerational Fairness Coalition.