To break the poverty cycle, Indigenous people need access to capital that builds wealth. Because of the colonisation of Indigenous nations, First People have been denied access to capital markets and have had limited access to banking services over centuries.
Australia's first bank, the Bank of New South Wales (now Westpac), opened in Sydney in 1817. The financial system has profited from genocide and disadvantage for too long. It's time banks put their money where their mouth is and commit to a 3% Pledge to help close the disparity gaps through investments and lending services.
3% Pledge (Impact ...
To break the poverty cycle, Indigenous people need access to capital that builds wealth. Because of the colonisation of Indigenous nations, First People have been denied access to capital markets and have had limited access to banking services over centuries.
Australia's first bank, the Bank of New South Wales (now Westpac), opened in Sydney in 1817. The financial system has profited from genocide and disadvantage for too long. It's time banks put their money where their mouth is and commit to a 3% Pledge to help close the disparity gaps through investments and lending services.
3% Pledge (Impact Measurement): click here.
Double your impact
By taking 2 minutes to call the Ministers' offices.
The Hon. Katy Gallagher MP (Minister for Finance)
Ph: (02) 6230 0411
The Hon. Linda Burney MP (Minister for Indigenous Australians)
Ph: (02) 9587 1555
Here are some brief talking points:
State your name.
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