Our Story
At Seed, we know that by building the power of those most affected, and confronting systemic injustices, we can build strong, sustainable and resilient communities where everyone can thrive. We believe in the power of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people to lead the solutions to protect country, culture, and our climate. Our communities have the solutions we need and are already leading the change.
Why Seed?
Seed is a metaphor for our movement of Indigenous young people. Across the country, as our seeds grow and our roots take hold within the ground, they are strengthened by our deep cultural connections, guidance, and knowledge from Elders and communities.
This collective strength ensures that our branches reach even higher, allowing us to thrive while our movement stays firmly grounded in culture and climate justice. Our growth is a continuation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander resistance to protect country and culture.
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Our ImpactCurrent Campaigns
Seed amplifies the movement for climate justice led by and for First Nations young people, together with impacted communities, to win campaigns that protect our country, culture, and the climate.
Through this work, we shift power away from the fossil fuel industry, back to communities who are leading the solutions on the frontlines.
Our StoryOur Impact
For over 10 years Seed has collaborated with communities and lead successful campaigns to protect Country, culture, water, and climate from the relentless push to extract fossil fuels, driving the climate crisis.
From working with communities on the ground, to lobbying the halls of Parliament, Seed empowers First Nations people…
Work With UsJoin the Movement!
Join Seed as a Volunteer!
Seed is currently looking for passionate young First Nations and/or Torres Strait Islander mob to join our incredible Impact team working on our brand new and exciting campaigns, across the country.
If you’re passionate about protecting country, culture and climate, organising events, participating in campaigns and empowering First Nations people in the fight for climate justice then this is the role for you!!
Want to hear about the impact we create?
Seed amplifies the voices of frontline communities most affected by climate change, recognising that they hold the knowledge and solutions for a climate-just future.
Find out more about our community led campaigns supported by First Nations youth to protect Country, culture, community, and climate.
We will also send you updates about our impact work with communities on the frontlines, actions from our Grassroots Network, or ways you can take action to influence policymaking decisions and create impact.
*climate action now!We are Seed
Seeds need to be planted in the earth in order to sprout, grow and produce more seeds representing our strong connection to country as well as a cycle that has been going on for tens of thousands of years. We’re building this movement for our country, for our people and for our culture.
Many Indigenous communities around the world are facing the loss of sacred country, culture and rights to make decisions that affect this land.
We also know that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have looked after the land sustainably in the past, which gives us hope that we can do it again. As elders of the future, it is so important that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people stand up for climate justice and have access to mentoring and supported leadership opportunities to do so.
Over half the population of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are under 25. Increasingly young people are leading the way in many areas of social change for our communities and as Seed, we are committed to ensuring that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people are supported to lead the movement for climate justice and ensure our voice is heard on issues that affect our future.
Let's stand together to Protect Country
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