Social Justice

Instead of demolishing Melbourne’s ageing public housing towers, clever refurbishments could save millions of dollars and provide high-quality public housing

A new demographic index of Australian cities identifies vulnerable population areas and can drive better policy making to control COVID-19 outbreaks

Art and environmental activism go together for many Indonesian artists, but some are also pushing for a reckoning as a new way forward for the country

A new interactive online map of Australian care homes is helping those who grew up in care track down the institutions they stayed in, and their records

Author and lawyer Lizzie O’Shea argues that we need to stop looking forward and start looking backwards in order to determine our digital future

Find & Connect is a living history project that provides an opportunity for people who lived in care to tell their side of the story

Australia abolished death taxes in the late 1970s, but could their reintroduction help address social inequality?

Half a million Australians will benefit from the National Disability Insurance Scheme, but how are teething problems being managed, and is the pace of rollout sustainable?

The history of the LGBTI community’s ongoing struggle for equality is preserved in the archives, providing a crucial window into the attitudes of the past and the poignant stories that drove social change

Rethinking our assumptions about people with impairments is a critical step towards more inclusiveness