Indigenous Enterprise Partnerships (IEP) was renamed 'Jawun' on its 10th Anniversary in August 2010. Jawun means 'friend' or 'family', an honour given to us by the Kuku Yalanji from Mossman Gorge in Cape York. > More

Visionary, statesman and leader - Noel Pearson is the Patron of Jawun. Many of the organisation's principles and philosophies are based directly on his thinking. > More

The Jawun story has always inspired people. Starting over ten years ago, it already includes six regions, over 1000 secondees sent and Australia's biggest companies. > More

At the centre of Jawun is the belief that it is a basic human right for people to build financial security and to be in charge of their own destiny. > More

Jawun finds skilled people in corporate and government Australia and connects them with Indigenous communities to share knowledge and expertise. > More

Jawun benefits Corporate as much as Indigenous Partners. Its wider benefit is greater understanding between all Australians. > More

Just like the organisation itself, the Jawun Board is active and hands on. They don't just talk - they do. > More

Jawun’s Partners include Australia’s biggest companies and organisations, working with a massive range of Indigenous Partners. > More