It’s 32 years since the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. While progress has been slow – and in some cases retrograde – there is a path to better outcomes for Indigenous people if they are empowered to lead policy responses.

How to disrupt policy and enable collective intelligence – for people and place – by asking the questions that matter most.

How to disrupt policy and enable collective intelligence – for people and place – by asking the questions that matter most.

Modern slavery is a wicked problem for Australia—but effective coordination of the actors involved in prevention, law enforcement and victim protection can enable a more effective response.