2020 continues to be an interesting year! It has certainly given the AILC many opportunities to be innovative and explore new opportunities. Find out more in this July CEO Update. Read more
After eight weeks working from home AILC staff have returned to their respective offices. We have spent the past couple of weeks refining and testing online delivery. Starting in June a number of our offerings will be delivered online, including free leadership webinars. Read more
AILC has established an Alumni Advisory Committee to help us plan communications and activities for the many people across Australia who have completed a leadership course with us. We want to help our community members to stay connected and continue their leadership journey. Read more
Attika Edgar is a Karajarri/Yawuru woman from Broome. She completed her Certificate IV in Business Governance with the AILC in 2017 in Darwin, NT and shares some of her story in an interview with AILC. Read more
In this activity, provided by AILC trainer Clinton Scott-Knight, we explore our responses to challenging situations. Are you in a 'drama triangle' and stuck in 'below-the-line thinking? There is a way out. Read more
This has been a big year and as we spring into September I can’t believe how fast it is going by. For many or us we are adjusting to the new normal of Zooms, Microsoft Teams and Facebook Lives. It’s nice being able to still connect with each other. Read more
As we say goodbye to Jayden, we say hello to Charlie. Read more
Our monthly Webinar Wednesdays are hitting the mark. With guest presenters each month, participants are enjoying hearing their different stories of leadership, struggle and success! In this article we re-cap this month's Webinar with Melissa Drummond-Anderson and preview next month's featuring Benny Eggmolesse. Read more
AILC had the pleasure of interviewing alumnus Jasmine Graham this week. Jasmine was one of our first course participants back in the early 2000s and is now Deputy Director at the Kaiela Institute in Shepparton, Victoria. Read more
Leadership Workouts highlight some of the activities we undertake during an AILC Leadership Course. This Workout features the "Identifying Our Leaders" activity. Read more
AILC has introduced a series of free leadership webinars. These one-hour sessions, held on the second Wednesday of every month, feature Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders from across Australia. Tune in to hear their thoughts on leadership. Read more
Misha is a Yuin woman born in Nowra and from the Jerrinja community in Culburra, NSW. She completed the AILC's Certificate IV in Indigenous Leadership in Brisbane, 2018. In this post Misha shares her thoughts on the leadership course and learning with the AILC. Read more
Darren Johnson-Reed is a Warumunga and Butchulla Man from Tennant Creek. He graduated from the Cert IV Indigenous Leadership in 2018. He shares his story with The Leader. Read more
It was always in the plan for the AILC to introduce online courses but with the impact of COVID we moved online faster than we initially intended. The great part is that everyone is on the same online journey as we are which has made the transition a lot smoother. There’s the silver lining. Read more
AILC trainer Timmy Duggan shares his leadership learning journey, making the connection between coaching and leading - with heart. Read more
On 13 March 2020, AILC opened our Brisbane office at Eight Mile Plains, in partnership with the Australian Indigenous Governance Institute. We are looking forward to working closely with communities to deliver culturally-safe leadership training in Queensland. Read more