Contents
- Supporting the Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation (ACCO) Sector
- Closing the Gap WA Implementation Plan
- Aboriginal Empowerment Strategy 2021-2029
- Aboriginal Advisory Council of WA
- Covid-19 coronavirus
- Aboriginal youth wellbeing
- Native Title
- South West Native Title Settlement
- Yamatji Nation Indigenous Land Use Agreement
- Dampier Peninsula project
- Land Enterprise and Economic Development
- Aboriginal Stolen Wages Class Action
- Aboriginal Affairs Coordinating Committee
- The Wadjemup Project
Cultural warning
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people should be aware that this website may contain images, voices or names of deceased persons in photographs, film, audio recordings or printed material.
The Aboriginal Engagement Directorate (AED) works to build positive relationships between Aboriginal people and the WA Government to deliver mutual and lasting benefits by:
- developing a whole-of-government Aboriginal affairs strategy focusing on engagement, leveraging economic opportunity and systems reform
- shaping the State's approach and engagement with Native Title groups and Aboriginal communities to resolve claims and leverage community defined opportunities
- partnering and building relationships with communities to deliver positive outcomes, through implementation of agreements and projects.
