Central Land Council Land Management
Gender Equity Strategy

The Central Land Council is an Aboriginal council made up of community-elected women and men across Central Australia, formed in the 70s to represent Aboriginal communities, fight for their rights, help them reclaim and manage their land, and realise the opportunities that come with the recognition of land rights.

A Gender Equity Strategy was prepared for the Land Management section, and they required copyediting, a bespoke look and feel, as well as the design and layout of the document.

Copyedit • Print design • Data visualisation • Visual identity

Document prepared by the Women’s Land Management Facilitator (WLMF), Central Land Council 2023.
Editing and final engagement workshops by Her Story Consulting. 

Cover of the resource 'Women for Country: A Gender Equity Strategy for Land Management' which has an Aboriginal woman holding a plant and smiling, with illustrations of red rolling hills underneath her.
A mockup of the print publication 'Women for Country', showing a double-page spread with the heading 'Purpose'. The colour scheme is ochre and rich deep green and the visual language shows simple, colourful landscape motifs. The text is a modern sans
A double-page spread of the print publication 'Women for Country' showing their 'Vision Statement' along with a photograph of a group of Rangers. The colour scheme is a rich deep green and the visual language shows simple, colourful landscape motifs.
A double-page spread from the print publication 'Women for Country', showing a section with some graphs and infographics as well two headings a bit of text. The text is a modern sans-serif and the layout is clean and spaced out nicely.
A double-page spread from the print publication 'Women for Country', showing the 'Purpose' section. The colour scheme is ochre and the visual language shows simple, colourful landscape motifs. The text is a modern sans-serif and the layout is clean a
A double-page spread from the print publication 'Women for Country', showing a table next to an image of young Aboriginal women Rangers on Country. The colour scheme is light blue and rich deep green and the text is a modern sans-serif and the layout