Helping families in times of crisis
The Australian bushfires of 2019-2020 were a fearful time for many, especially for expecting mothers who were unsure how the exposure to smoke and…
Protecting our forests and communities
In recent years, devastating bushfires have ravaged landscapes, destroyed homes, and threatened lives across Australia. In the face of this…
McMichael Award empowers climate health research
In a world grappling with escalating climate crises, the McMichael Award at The Australian National University (ANU) continues to drive essential…
University House fellowship continues a legacy of giving
A new residential fellowship celebrates and honours the lives and legacy of Mrs Helen Crompton and Emeritus Professor Robert (Bob) Crompton AM, two…
Engineering students advance humanitarian solutions
Advancements in technology and engineering often remain out of reach for the most vulnerable communities. For those in developing countries and…
Personalised medicine brings healing and hope
One in 10 Australians are affected by immune-mediated disease, and often immune-suppressing treatments make patients more unwell than the disease.…
$10 million funding boost for Australia’s future Indigenous leaders
Designed and led by Australia’s top Indigenous educators, the Kambri Scholars Program is empowering Indigenous youth across the country to embrace…
Message from the Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor
Thank you for being a valued member of our philanthropic community at The Australian National University (ANU). Your giving creates real impact, and…
Kambri Scholars Program turning dreams into reality
Thomson Fleming (BComm '22), a Barkindji and Malayangapa man from the remote town of Broken Hill, NSW, is no stranger to adversity. Growing up in a…
