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In this three-minute video, CEO Professor Kristy Muir shares an overview of PRF's strategic intent, and how this impacts our approach to grant-making.

A key component of Social Impact Leadership Australia (SILA) - a fully-funded leadership development program for for-purpose CEOs - is the three-month sabbatical, giving the CEOs a chance to step away from the daily operations of their organisations and take time and space to reflect. Is it too indulgent for a CEO to take that much time away? Will the organisation be OK without its CEO? We aske...

Being a CEO of a for-purpose organisation can be a lonely job according to Andrew Davies (BLab), Jane Hunt (The Front Project) and Tania Farha (Safe Equal), which makes having a network of peers from diverse organisations an important part of the job. Hear what the three CEOs had to say about their cohort of participants from Social Impact Leadership Australia - a fully-funded leadership develo...

Three for-purpose CEOs - Andrew Davies (BLab), Jane Hunt (The Front Project) and Tania Farha (Safe Equal) - share their experiences of participating in Social Impact Leadership Australia (SILA) and what they'll take away from the ground breaking leadership program. SILA is supported by PRF, VFFF, the Sidney Myer Fund and the Myer Foundation, and delivered by Centre for Social Impact.

James Hattam, CEO of Tasmanian Land Conservancy (TLC), never put his hand up to be a leader. But he says becoming a leader developed organically through his drive of learning, connection with other people, and by asking lots of questions. James was a participant in Social Impact Leadership Australia, a fully-funded leadership development program for CEOs delivered by Centre for Social Impact an...

When you're making big decisions about your organisation, it can help to have an honest sounding board, separate to your organisation. It's why 1:1 coaching is an important part of Social Impact Leadership Australia (SILA), a fully-funded leadership development program for for-purpose CEOs. We asked SILA participants Andrew Davies (B Lab), Jane Hunt (The Front Project) and Tania Farha (Safe Equ...

We asked three for-purpose CEOs why it's important to invest in professional development, and Andrew Davies (BLab), Jane Hunt (The Front Project) and Tania Farha (Safe Equal) all believe it's not just a nice to have, but an essential ingredient to create greater impact in your organisation. The three CEOs were participants of Social Impact Leadership Australia (SILA), a fully-funded leadership ...

Tirrapendi Wodli is a community-led space in Port Adelaide where Australian Red Cross walks alongside the local Indigenous community to address underlying causes of crime. PRF is working with Tirrapendi Wodli to bolster program capacity and commence a community-based evaluation of TW's justice reinvestment approach.

YMCA ReBuild is a Melbourne-based commercial construction social enterprise that provides training and job opportunities to young people who’ve been in contact with the criminal justice system. Over 50% of the young people leaving custody in Victoria will reoffend within the first four months, but for young people who engage with YMCA ReBuild, less than 5% will reoffend.

Open Support have assisted 2,000 families escaping an abusive home by offering safe accommodation and specialised support. They focus on women and their children from CALD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) communities, who struggle with complex obstacles to safety due to their cultural backgrounds and visa limitations. Open Support was awarded a PRF Strengthening Early Years grant in 2022...

Positive change and an inclusive nation requires great leadership. In this short video, PRF CEO Professor Kristy Muir shares three top tips about leadership: 1. Hold tight to purpose and values 2. Stay curious 3. Lift your gaze

Cybernetics and Collective Intelligence with Geoff Mulgan

Sir Geoff Mulgan CBE, Professor, University College London, recently shared with PRF his take on the opportunities to address social issues in Australia, and the role innovation can play in helping people and communities to thrive.

In this event recording, hear from a panel of experts about the opportunities for positive change to Australian justice policy in 2023: the key challenges, major campaigns on the horizon, and how the sector can work together more effectively to positively influence decision makers. The discussion will also explore opportunities following the recent NSW election. Panellists included Dr Mindy Sot...

On International Women's Day

Leslie Loble on her EdTech research

Modern Slavery: In conversation

Meet PRF Fellow Leslie Loble

Working at PRF

Fault Lines Report - Peter Shergold's introduction

Fault Lines - Introduction from the panel, including recommendations

Fault Lines - Introduction from the independent panellists.

Fault Lines - Panel discussion: An independent review into Australia's response to COVID19

The Choice: Violence or Poverty?

Criminal Justice Launch event 16 May

Criminal Justice Launch highlights reel

IWD 2022 : What would you tell a group of Year 12 students?

IWD 2022 : An action of kindness

IWD 2022 : Reflections on Leadership