NEWS AND MEDIA

AIEF Alum Matthew Chard (Cranbrook 2015) features in an article in the Illawara Mercury about the launch of AIEF’s partnership with South32.

AIEF is pleased to release a detailed independent external evaluation report undertaken KPMG, with an exclusive story in The Australian featuring AIEF Scholarship Students Lindsay, Tyron and Jett from St Gregory’s College, Campbelltown.

The Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (AIEF) is pleased to release a detailed independent external evaluation report undertaken by KPMG.

AIEF Partner SAP has been named by Great Place to Work as the third best place to work in Australia.

AIEF-BHP Tertiary Scholar Wyatt Cook-Revell (Ipswich Grammar School, 2016) discusses how he developed his passion for law in an opinion piece in The Australian.

AIEF Scholarship Students Vivica, Maria and Sarah from Loreto Normanhurst talk to The Weekend Australian about their aspirations for future study and giving back to their communities.

AIEF Scholarship Student TJ from Melbourne Grammar School talks to The Australian about his dedicated approach to remote learning while at home in the Kimberley.

AIEF Alum Jy Simpkin talks to the North Melbourne Football Club about his journey from boarding at Scotch College, Melbourne to his career as a professional footballer, and the cultural education and awareness he has valued along the way.

AIEF Alum Carlie Smart talks to The Sunday Telegraph about how receiving an AIEF Scholarship changed the trajectory of her education journey.

The Prime Minister’s Closing the Gap Report looks at AIEF as a case study for not-for-profit organisations that are innovating Indigenous education and supporting young Indigenous people to make a successful transition to employment or training.

AIEF CEO Andrew Penfold features in the 2009 True Leaders Magazine sharing his education and career journey and motives for establishing AIEF.

AIEF appears in The Australian following the launch of the AIEF 2018 Annual Report at Commonwealth Bank in Sydney.