Concerned by the growing statistics of forced removal of Indigenous children from their families, Payments Consulting Network and Matchboard are proud partners of the research and advocacy work being done by the UTS Jumbunna Institute and the After the Apology project. 

Join us in supporting After the Apology by raising much needed funds to help create policy change and a more positive way forward for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children.

The campaign hopes to raise $138,000 to be able to continue this important work in 2019. The amount of funds raised will help determine what we can achieve, so we've committed to try raise $25,000 from our networks. 

Please dig deep and help us get there with whatever you can afford!

How you can help

	$50 could cover the cost of transport for Elders or affected families to attend screenings.
	$100 could cover the cost of materials to help a community to self-organise and run their own screening.
	$200 could cover the cost of venue hire and associated equipment so we can host more screenings around the country.
	$500 could cover travel costs for researchers and community leaders to share skills about how best to advocate for family restoration in child protection cases.
	$1000 could help Jumbunna Institute's legal clinic continue important work assisting with cases of wrongful removal of children.
	$5,000 could cover basic costs of parliamentary screenings to take the film's message to key decision makers in states across the country.