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2021 Mapping Social Cohesion Trusting and optimistic: New report finds social cohesion in broadly solid shape, despite COVID-19. Support for our government, trust in our fellow citizens and economic satisfaction are driving an optimistic outlookfor Australian society, according to the Scanlon Foundation Research Institute’s 2021 Mapping Social CohesionReport. Released on Tuesday, the report is produced […]

Framework for Agency Inclusion and Representation (FAIR) Report Communications agencies play a huge part in deciding the stories we see in Australian media. Partnering with communications agency Think HQ, the Scanlon Foundation Research Institute commissioned the Framework for Agency Inclusion and Representation report. It finds that while almost all the respondents from advertising, public relations […]

Community Grants Round 2022 The Scanlon Foundation Annual Community Grants 2022 open on Monday 25th July, and will close on Friday 16th September. The grants will support projects that demonstrate their contribution to social cohesion by addressing either of the following areas of focus: 1. Building pathways to employment; or2. Increasing applied English literacy. This year’s community […]

Selected Grant Recipients: African Australian Creative Media Support Grants Earlier this year, in continuing the Scanlon Foundation’s commitment to amplify the voices of minority communities, we launched the African Australian Creative Media Support Program. The program supports African Australian creatives and platforms, targeted towards individuals and organisations that operate in Visual Media, Podcast & Radio […]

Australia’s social cohesion has withstood the COVID-19 pandemic, with attitudes largely positive and trust in government significantly higher, according to the Scanlon Foundation Research Institute’s 2020 Mapping Social Cohesion Report, released today. Using a survey of more than 140 questions to gauge a nuanced understanding of shifts in public opinion on social cohesion and population […]