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The Quarterly shares insights from our work and across the sector, to prompt learning and discussion about effective practice.

Part 2 of Elyse Sainty, director in the Impact Investing team and outcomes contracting advocate, sharing her insights after 10 years leading SVA’s work in social impact bonds (SIBs).

Dean Parkin, Director, From the Heart, talks with SVA CEO Suzie Riddell about the campaign for a First Nations Voice to Parliament to be enshrined in the Australian constitution and why it matters.

After 10 years of social impact bonds in Australia, we share insights and answer questions here in one place.

Field-building intermediaries play an important role in social sector ecosystems. But what do they do and what kind of funding do they need to sustain their work and impact?

A set of First Nations Practice Principles striving to create positive impact for First Nations organisations and communities.

Indigenous evaluation case study: how we did it, why the process was important, the critical insights we gained along the way and resulting implications for not only the client, Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa and Martu people, but also for evaluators and Indigenous program and policy makers.

New research from Social Ventures Australia (SVA) and the Centre for Social Impact (CSI) has found that not-for-profit organisations across Australia are, in general, not funded for the actual cost of what they do. The result is less effective operations and reduced impact.

Researchers in social network theory and educational leadership provide an analysis of how SVA’s The Connection is using networks to improve education outcomes within communities experiencing disadvantage.

SVA’s newest board member, Aboriginal non-profit leader and Fulbright Scholar, Adam Davids offers insights for Indigenous not-for-profits by drawing on the experience of successful racial minority-serving institutions in the USA.