Foundations For Tomorrow provides expert commentary regarding the findings from the 2024 Purpose of Government Pulse, a comprehensive study, spanning from 2015 to 2023, by the Centre for Policy Development.

Foundations for Tomorrow co-hosted an interactive dialogue with the School of International Futures to co-create a 'Statement of Commitment' for the United Nations Summit of the Future.

Foundations for Tomorrow co-hosted the inaugural National Summit of Intergenerational Fairness alongside Orygen Institute, Think Forward, EveryGen and the Foundation for Young Australians.

Taylor Hawkins joins the Dubai Future Horizons podcast alongside two members of the Global Future Generations Ambassador cohort to discuss the evolution of futures and foresight practices.

Foundations for Tomorrow shared insights on the future of governance, civic engagement and leveraging long-term solutions at the Global Parliamentary Congress in Lithuania.

Foundations for Tomorrow Co-Founder Bianca Goebel presents ‘A Contract for Our Future’ at Stockholm+50, capturing the input from young leaders around the world.

Taylor Hawkins, Foundations for Tomorrow’s Managing Director, spoke at the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting in Davos about the challenges of fractured trust between young people and leaders, and how we can overcome this.

Across four modules, young leaders are guided through the fundamentals of future generations thinking, examples of future generations policy in practice from around the world and then coached through the creation of their own Impact Roadmap.

Foundations for Tomorrow were invited to present highlights from the Future Generations Leadership Accelerator at the United Nations Stockholm+50 international meeting.

Foundations for Tomorrow launched the Awareness to Action report, amplifying the voices of young Australians in the design of a more just, equitable and sustainable Australian future.

The Global Future Generations Ambassadors convened at the Dubai Futures Forum to amplify the voices of the next generation at the world’s largest meeting of futurists.

The Sydney Morning herald dove deeper into the findings of the ‘Voice from the Regions’ report, highlighting that ‘regional Australians demand action, not obfuscation, on climate change’.

‘CEDA’s CEO taps into the concerns of the youth today and looks at how future generations will be impacted by climate change. She is joined by Deanne Stewart, CEO Aware Super, and Taylor Hawkins, Managing Director of Foundations for Tomorrow.’

‘Join Mick as he takes you on a journey of discovery, exploring the stories and passions of people who have found their purpose and cause and are making a difference in the world.’

The work of Foundations for Tomorrow was selected for the 2023 cohort of the Kofi Annan Changemaker Program. Through this program Foundations for Tomorrow received support and guidance from experienced leaders and changemakers.

Taylor Hawkins represented Foundations for Tomorrow at the Open Forum during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting to discuss ‘turning words into actions’.

‘Foundations for Tomorrow study gives insight into young people’s concerns for environment and government response.’

Holly Crockford, Co-founder of Foundations for Tomorrow, joined 2SER Radio to share insights from the Awareness to Action Report.

‘Aware Super is a proud supporter of the Awareness to Action Report, which captures 10,000 responses from Australians under 30 to understand what matters to young people today.’

Taylor Hawkins representing Foundations for Tomorrow during the Better Futures Forum to discuss ‘working across sectors and with government to enhance climate ambition’.

‘When asked what would enable more trust in Australian leaders across government and industry, almost half of the respondents said ‘action’. Is it that simple?’

The Awareness to Action report demonstrated that ‘the majority of respondents believed that government is most responsible for addressing climate change, with large-scale enterprises being the second most cited entity responsible.’

‘Innovation and entrepreneurship form the cornerstone of a better and brighter future. But where to start? We chat with Darcy Small, co-founder of Kua coffee and Director at Foundations for Tomorrow.’

‘Those organisations that bring value-based decisions to the forefront of their strategies and the way they help young people thrive in the workplace, will begin - and continue - to stand out from the pack to attract and retain energetic youth talent.’

‘Empowering the Gold Coast community to create impact in the areas of health, climate change and shaping our city's future through dialogue and action.’

‘It’s time for Australian leaders to turn our awareness of key policy challenges into meaningful action…We need to reset our leadership culture, because, at this rate, we will continue to lag on the most important issues facing this country.‘

‘A New Study Wants You To Decide What The Country Looks Like After Covid-19.’