White Box is working hard to ensure both state and federal levels of government increase their understanding and support for jobs-focused social enterprise. Learn more about our advocacy plans in 2026.
Australia’s disability employment system has reached a turning point. As expectations shift towards fairer wages, greater choice and more meaningful work, disability enterprises across the country are grappling with what this means in practice.
White Box is taking a delegation of Australian social enterprise leaders and philanthropists to France from 3-8 May to examine how policy, funding and procurement can better support jobs-focused social enterprises and disability enterprises.
In a unique role as a national aggregator, White Box is working with eight social enterprises and values-led employers to support people into real jobs while capturing collective data on what works, what it costs, and what leads to sustainable employment outcomes.
The results are in, and for the third year in a row, our Financial Wellbeing Program has delivered incredible returns. Read CSI Swinburne's Year 3 Report.
Good Cycles is the second organisation to receive a loan through the Social Enterprise Loan Fund. Beyond working capital, the experience has brought a new level of clarity to the social enterprise’s business model, priorities and long-term future.
Systems change is slow, so we’re looking for ways to speed it up — including learning from countries like France, where social enterprise already has a permanent role. In this article, we take a closer look at 'Aide au Poste' - their model for inclusive employment.
White Box is running an early innovation transformation pilot program called Evolve with three ADEs – genU, Waverley Social Enterprises, and Intelife – here is what we've learnt so far.
White Box CEO, Luke Terry reflects on the organisation's strategic shift, with plans to be a more eco-centric player in the social enterprise space in Australia.
Six years before all eyes were on France for Paris 2024, the organising committee established ESS 2024 - a platform that would connect Games organisers with social enterprises - creating thousands of jobs for individuals previously excluded from mainstream employment.
Mark Daniels explores the future for jobs-focused social enterprises in Australia, sharing his hopes for a world where social enterprises lead the charge in transforming employment systems, breaking down barriers, and inspiring change.
The Social Enterprise Jobs Summit 2025 brought together 380 changemakers from across the social enterprise sector, government, intermediaries, and funders. Here we summarise the key takeaways from the two days