Just Gold

Just Gold Australia's first full-service consulting & creative agency that is a social enterprise. We are Just Gold. When you work with us you are making an impact.

We are a social enterprise and digital agency on a mission to empower people and tear down social barriers. We work with organisations, Government, businesses and other social enterprises to deliver strategic communications, production and creative commercial solutions while enhancing their ethical footprint. The spectrum of our services range from video and podcast production, website creation, I

nstagram campaigns, logo design, digital events, social impact strategies, cultivating a marketing plan and the list goes on. We consult with our clients about what’s changing in the world and how to analyse their prospects and adapt. Just Gold employs professionals from vulnerable groups such as sexuality, gender, disability or carers to produce a collaborative, informed and bespoke service to our clients. With our profits we offer pro-bono services to people and organisations working to end social issues but face barriers accessing effective programs or funds for their ventures.

Yesterday, SydWestcares together with SSI - Settlement Services International and the Settlement Council of Australia ho...
28/07/2026

Yesterday, SydWestcares together with SSI - Settlement Services International and the Settlement Council of Australia hosted the Think Social Cohesion National Summit in Parramatta. SBS Australia was a media partner.

We provided the blueprints, designed and delivered the day.

160 leaders from across the country spent the day on five questions about the future of social cohesion in Australia.

Ed Husic MP opened by reminding us that multiculturalism was never a fluke. It was built, deliberately, because the country needed it.

Keynotes
Ed Husic MP, Member for Chifley
Louise Perry, Interim Chairperson, Victorian Multicultural Commission

Framing addresses
Elfa Moraitakis, CEO, SydWest Multicultural Services
Hugh de Kretser, President, Australian Human Rights Commission
Allegra Spender MP, Member for Wentworth
Peter Stahel, Essential Media
Violet Roumeliotis AM, CEO, Settlement Services International

Facilitators
Maria Dimopoulos AM, CEO, Settlement Council of Australia
Thom Calma, SydWest Multicultural Services
Dane Moores, Settlement Services International
Janice Petersen, SBS World News

Panellists
Jesse J. Fleay, Monash University
Joe Ball, Victorian Commissioner for LGBTIQA+ Communities
Professor Kevin Dunn, Western Sydney University
Taylor Hawkins, Foundations for Tomorrow
Amar Singh JP, Turbans 4 Australia
Professor Nareen Young, University of Technology Sydney
Peter Gutwein, former Premier of Tasmania
James Jegasothy, Multicultural NSW
David Hua, SBS
Mariam Veiszadeh, Islamophobia Register Australia
Dor Akech Achiek, Western Sydney Migrant Resource Centre
Sneha Chatterjee, Department of Home Affairs

Interjections
Anna Cody, S*x Discrimination Commissioner
Nathan Hagarty MP, Member for Leppington

One idea shaped the whole day: listening is not complete until people can see what changed, because they spoke.

So we've made a commitment: Within 28 days, everyone in that room will hear back on what changed because they contributed.

This is the beginning of the work, not the end of it.

Thank you to everyone who was part of it.

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For many autistic people, life includes bullying, misunderstanding, and constant pressure to fit in. Yet those experiences also shape powerful stories about growth, resilience, and belonging. Sometimes the story that matters most is simply being understood.

20/07/2026

What happens when big business partners directly with social enterprise? It creates accountability, visibility, and real-world impact. Collaboration might be one of the most effective ways to turn purpose into action.

17/07/2026

Only a decade ago, many autistic people felt unable to speak openly about their identity. Today, more people are sharing their experiences and reshaping how autism is understood. Change may feel slow, but the shift is already happening.

13/07/2026

In a digital-first world, anyone can claim purpose without being held accountable. With little oversight, sustainability messaging can spread faster than truth. The responsibility cannot fall on consumers alone, businesses and regulators need to step up.

10/07/2026

Autistic creators are building careers across acting, writing, podcasting, and advocacy. Opportunities often come when someone chooses to see potential rather than limitation. Sometimes one person giving a chance can change everything.

06/07/2026

ESG means different things to different people, and that is exactly where the problem begins. When definitions are unclear, trust breaks down and greenwashing fills the gap. The real challenge is not just doing the right thing, but proving it clearly and honestly.

03/07/2026

Many families navigating autism spend years experimenting with support strategies without clear guidance. The lack of understanding around how autism presents in different people creates constant uncertainty.
Better knowledge could turn years of trial and error into something far more supportive.

29/06/2026

We love declaring things finished, but design only begins once people start using it. Buildings and cities evolve, and the best ones are built to adapt, not freeze in time.

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New South Wales
Melbourne, VIC
2026

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