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Cornerstone Alliance, Adelaide (2026)

10/03/2026

Team Cornerstone Alliance was delighted to attend the Australian Migrant Resource Centre’s 2026 International Women’s Day Forum at the Adelaide Festival Centre on Thursday, 5 March. 👩 ♀️

The theme for the event ‘One Community, Many Strengths’ was certainly felt by all based on the attentive, collaborative, and celebratory energy in the room. 💜 💪

It was wonderful catching-up with our friends and forging new connections in the sector. 😊

A big thank you to AMRC and the Council of Migrant and Refugee Women for organising an inspiring event and to all the migrant and refugee women who shared their stories and knowledge! 🙌

Photo descriptions:

Photo 1: 4 women in the Cornerstone team smiling and posing in front of the puppet named KIRA, a tall woman with dark skin and hair wearing a red shirt and grey vest, being operated by a man in a high-vis vest.

Photo 2: Cornerstone team members, Sunita Miranda and Alexis Treulieb, smiling and posing with AMRC Deputy CEO, Alex Parken and Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Zoe Bettison MP at the Cornerstone stall.

Photo 3: Cornerstone Director Sunita smiling and posing with AMRC CEO Mirsia Bunjaku.

Photo 4: Cornerstone Director Sunita smiling and posing with panel moderator Maria Dimopoulos and panellist Malini Raj.

Photo 5: Cornerstone Director Sunita smiling and posing with AMRC Partner Dr Evelyn Yap OAM and attendees Gillian Lewis and Olga Laparidis.

Photo 6: Cornerstone Director Sunita smiling and posing with AMRC Stakeholder & Community Engagement Manager, Argyro Vourdoumpa and a female attendee.

Photo 7: AMRC Deputy Chairperson, Elizabeth Ho OAM presenting at the lectern.

Photo 8: Panellists Sulochana Dissanayake and Nyasha Kahondo smiling at each other while seated on stage.

Photo 9: 3 women in the Cornerstone team smiling and posing at the Cornerstone stall.

16/02/2026

As the Vietnamese community marks Tết, the arrival of spring, we’re shouting out Community Access & Services SA (CAASSA), whom we supported with a brand refresh last year. 🌸 🏮

As a not-for-profit organisation, CAASSA were looking to modernise their brand for younger culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) audiences, while honouring a long and proud history of supporting the Vietnamese community since 1978.

Cornerstone Alliance assisted their new vision with a refreshed logo, website, brochures, and photos and videos highlighting their friendly, culturally-aligned, and trauma-informed staff working alongside the people they support.

CAASSA aims to connect, empower, and support CALD communities in South Australia across a range of services, including Aged Care, NDIS, Vietnamese Gambling Help, Alcohol and Other Drugs Support, Mental Health, Adult Community Education, Disability Employment Pathways, Community Connections, and Community Centre Activities. 🤝 ♿ 🧓 🧠

We wish CAASSA and the Vietnamese community a joyous Tết and a new year full of good luck and new opportunities! ☺️ ✨

You can find out more about CAASSA on their website ➡️ https://caassa.org.au/

Vietnamese Community in Australia - SA Chapter Inc
Quin Tran

[Image description: A white tile graphic with grey smoke shapes in the corners. 2 pink and orange lanterns are hanging in the top right corner. The big dark grey text in the centre at the top reads 'Brand refresh.' Underneath, is the new Community Access and Services SA logo on the left, next to screenshots of their new website homepage on a laptop, their Aged Care webpage on a tablet, and their Community Connections webpage on a smartphone. The logo is a rainbow circle of figureheads with their arms linked together and dark blue text that reads 'C A A S S A. Community Access and Services S A.' The Cornerstone Alliance logo is at the bottom in the centre.]

10/11/2025

🤝 🦠 Cornerstone Alliance was very happy to work with Cancer Council SA, in conjunction with Hepatitis SA and the African Women's Federation of South Australia - Awfosa, to produce an animated video for African communities to be aware of the importance of screening, testing, and immunisation for Hepatitis B.

✅ We undertook community consultation and testing on illustrations, storyboard concepts, and key messages. Once the animated video was created, these were further tested with the community to confirm message resonance.

💬 Cornerstone Alliance then partnered with 2M Language Services to produce multilingual voiceovers and subtitles into Swahili, Tigrinya, French, Somali, Kirundi, Amharic, and Arabic. We’re happy to report that the feedback received from communities has been very positive.

📺 Check out the video here 👉 https://youtu.be/CkQS0CLegrU

[Image Description: A white tile graphic with coloured circular Cornerstone branding elements in the bottom left and right corners. The big black text on the top left reads 'Project Highlight.' On the right, is an image of a laptop showing a screenshot of the Hepatitis B video for Cancer Council SA, with a grey play button over the image. The white screen shows an illustration of a woman with dark skin, wearing a white apron over dark pink and yellow clothing, including a head scarf with a bow, holding a white saucepan over a hot stove. There are 3 pink and blue virus symbols around her, and a dark blue horizontal strip across the bottom of the screen with white text that reads 'If you have hepatitis B, you might not feel sick at first.' Positioned underneath the text and laptop, are the logos for Cancer Council SA, the African Women's Federation of South Australia, and Hepatitis SA. The Cornerstone Alliance logo is in the bottom centre of the tile.]

05/11/2025

Are you subscribed to Cornerstone Insights? 🤔

Check your inbox for our November edition! 📥 📰

If our newsletter hasn’t landed, then you’re missing these highlights 🌟:

• ANFE Community Care rebrand and new website 🇮🇹 🌐

• NDIS Quality & Compliance Auditing and Consulting services ✅ 📋

• UPCOMING EVENT: ‘Meaningful accessibility: How true accessibility goes beyond compliance’ on Monday, 17 November with The Energy Charter and Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) 📅

Catch-up on what Cornerstone has been up to here 👉 https://tinyurl.com/3tzxcucu

Please reach out to us here to be added to our mailing list ➡️ https://cornerstonealliance.com.au/contact/

[Image Description: White graphic with Cornerstone branding elements around the border. The Cornerstone Alliance logo is in the centre next to pink and grey-blue text that reads 'Insights by Cornerstone Alliance.']

17/07/2025

💬 🌏 “The limits of my language are the limits of my world.” — Ludwig Wittgenstein

📅 On Wednesday, 9 July, Cornerstone Alliance and Easyread.tech proudly hosted the event ‘Access and Inclusion in Communications’ as part of the 2025 program at the Australian Migrant Resource Centre.

🙌 💼 Despite the cold and rainy weather, we were thrilled to welcome a fantastic turnout of passionate, like-minded individuals from the human services sector to discuss the importance of diverse multicultural and accessible marketing and communications strategies.

🧡 💜 A big thank you to everyone who joined us for an insightful afternoon and to AMRC for your wonderful hospitality!

🗣️ ❓ It was extremely heartening to see the high-level of genuine engagement and collaborative problem-solving on topics including:

🎨 Accessible Communications: Visual & Design Development
✍️ The Art of Simplification: Tips for Writing in Plain English
🧠 Trauma-Informed Communication
🤖 We’ve All Heard AI Is Good — But Is AI Good Enough?
🤝 🏥 Community Engagement and Co-Design: Creating Equitable Access to Health Information
📖 Intercultural Workshops: Facilitating Place-Based Solutions

🎤 👏 A special thank you to Tamara Shipley from Cancer Council SA and Abdulsalam Hamid Juma from the City Of Charles Sturt for joining us as guest speakers to highlight the necessity of inclusive communications!

📣 As our Creative Producer, Denny Krvavac powerfully put it: “How might our designs change if we viewed accessibility as a creative and accessible improvement rather than an afterthought?”

📸: Alexis Treulieb-Berk

13/07/2025

📅 🪃 It’s NAIDOC (National Aboriginal and Islanders Day Observance Committee) Week (6-13 July)!

❤️ 💛 🖤 💙 💚 🤍 2025 marks 50 years of celebration and recognition of the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples — the oldest, continuous living cultures on Earth.

✊ This year’s theme is ‘The Next Generation: Strength, Vision, & Legacy’, celebrating both a past and future sustained by the strength of young leaders, a shared vision between communities, and the legacy of their ancestors.

🖌️ 📖 Easyread.tech is committed to honouring the Kaurna people who take care of the Adelaide region, the lands where our work is based, and other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities throughout Australia, by promoting better access to information and inclusion for the next generation of First Nations leaders.

🤝 Our accessible communications are designed to enable the self-determination of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, while ensuring we authentically represent those whom we aim to serve.

🗣️ ✅ Community-led feedback is important to us, as we know that First Nations voices are foundational to a bright future of justice and equality. Their voices should not only be heard, but uplifted to create lasting cultural change.

🙌 We look forward to seeing how far accessibility and inclusion will advance in the next 50 years!

[Image description: A white graphic tile with blue semi-circle shapes joined together along the top. The white text in the shapes read 'NAIDOC Week. 6 to 13 July. Acknowledgement of Country.'

The navy blue text in the white space on the right below reads 'We want to say that the land we are on today belongs to the Kaurna people. We respect their special connection to this land.

The Kaurna people take care of the Adelaide region, and their traditions are still really important to them today.

We also show respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples from other parts of South Australia or Australia who are here with us.'

Next to the Acknowledgement on the left, is an illustration of a diverse group of five First Nations people, of different ages, genders, abilities, and skin tones, in a sunny park with tall Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal flags planted on the hill behind them. The people are wearing small versions of the flags as badges.

The easy read dot tech logo is in the bottom left corner of the white tile.]

08/07/2025

Last chance to register for tomorrow's Access and Inclusion in Communications Workshop!

Join Cornerstone Alliance and easyread.tech for this free, practical session at the Australian Migrant Resource Centre (AMRC) on Wed, 9th of July from 2:00 - 4:30pm.

Learn tools and best practices for diverse/accessible communications while applying this knowledge in an accessible communications workshop. Hear from guest speakers Tamara Shipley and Abdulsalam Hamid Juma on why diversity in community communications truly matters, and take part in a Q&A session. You will also have the opportunity to network over light refreshments.

Register for this free event here: https://events.humanitix.com/access-and-inclusion-in-communications

04/07/2025

Cornerstone Alliance and easyread.tech are thrilled to welcome Abdulsalam Hamid Juma and Tamara Shipley as guest speakers for our free upcoming Access and Inclusion in Communications Workshop, convened at the Australian Refugee Migrant Resource Centre (AMRC) on 9th of July from 2pm-4:30pm.

Tamara Shipley has 14 years of experience in health promotion and currently serves as a representative of Cancer Council SA on several state and national committees. She has contributed to both community and population health initiatives, working on multi-strategy and multi-stakeholder projects aimed at increasing health outcomes for target populations.

Abdulsalam Hamid Juma is a Community Development Officer for the City of Charles Sturt, who works actively to support vulnerable and disadvantaged culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities including people with disabilities on pathways to self-reliance and empowerment through local community-driven solutions that support them to participate socially and economically.

Along with hearing from our expert speakers on why diversity in community communications truly matters, you will also learn how to improve your marketing and communications strategies to ensure they are accessible to and inclusive of people of all cultural backgrounds, abilities, and levels of English proficiency.

Register for this free event here: https://lnkd.in/gyTPTtje

[Image Description: A white tile graphic with yellow, grey, and orange shapes in the background on the right. On the left, there are 2 speech bubbles, one pink and one grey, with white text inside that reads 'Access and Inclusion in Communications.' Behind them, are grey silhouettes of social media share and react icons and boxes that read 'Hello' in different languages. Below, there is a blue text box with a calendar, clock, and location icons inside. The blue text reads 'Increase your understanding about diverse multicultural communications and accessible communications. Wednesday 9th July 2025. 2 pm to 4:30pm. A M R C Multicultural Centre, 23 Coglin Street, Adelaide, S A, 5000.

On the right, there are two stacked circular photographs of the speakers. The text next to each photograph reads 'Guest Speaker' with the names of each speaker and their organisations below. They read 'Adbulsalam Hamid Juma, City of Charles Sturt and Tamara Shipley, Cancer Council SA.' Below are the easy read dot tech and Cornerstone Alliance logos. ]

23/06/2025

📅 🌏 Join Cornerstone Alliance and Easyread.tech for on 9 July, convened by the Australian Migrant Resource Centre (AMRC), to increase your understanding about diverse multicultural and accessible communications!

✅ 📈 Discover how you can improve your marketing and communications strategies to ensure they are accessible to and inclusive of people of all cultural backgrounds, abilities, and levels of English proficiency.

You will have the opportunity to:

📖 Learn about tools and best practices for diverse/accessible communications.
✍️ Participate in an accessible communications workshop.
🎤 Hear success stories from Community Members and Sector Leaders.
❓ Take part in an insightful Q&A session.
🗣️ Network with like-minded individuals, while enjoying light refreshments.

We welcome the following attendees:

💬 Anyone interested in diverse/accessible communications.
🧑‍🎓 Students exploring careers in media, marketing, communication, community outreach etc.
💼 People working in social services (multicultural, aged care, disability sectors) across public, private, local government, and not-for-profit.
🤝 People from CALD backgrounds seeking accessible tools, better representation, and community networks.
📣 Advocates, educators, and community members committed to creating more inclusive spaces.

🎟️ Register for the free event here
👉 https://events.humanitix.com/access-and-inclusion-in-communications

[Image Description: A white tile graphic with yellow, grey, and orange shapes in the bottom corners. At the top, there are 2 centred speech bubbles, one pink and one grey, with white text inside that reads 'Access and Inclusion in Communications.' Behind them, are grey silhouettes of social media share and react icons and boxes that read 'Hello' in different languages.

Below, there is a blue text box with a calendar, clock, and location icons inside. The blue text reads 'Increase your understanding about diverse multicultural communications and accessible communications. Wednesday 9th July 2025. 2 pm to 4:30pm. A M R C Multicultural Centre, 23 Coglin Street, Adelaide, S A, 5000.' Below are the easy read dot tech and Cornerstone Alliance logos.]

07/03/2025

👩 ♀️The 2025 theme for International Women’s Day is ‘March Forward.’

✊ At Cornerstone Alliance, we always march forward for women from diverse backgrounds and experiences.

🗣️ 👵 ♿ We work with governments and human services organisations to enhance their communications to better meet the needs of CALD women, older women, and women with disability.

🦺 📝 We also support women and girls’ safety in the NDIS through our quality and compliance auditing of service providers.

💜 🟰 👣 Today, we are thankful for the contributions of the women in our workforce and our male allies who are taking great steps towards a gender-equal future.

[Image Description: A white tile graphic with purple text across the top middle that reads 'International Women's Day. 8 March.' Below, is an illustration of a group of 3 diverse women. The first woman has dark skin and hair and wears a dark pink hijab and a white badge with the rainbow infinity symbol on her shirt. The woman in the middle has light skin and light brown hair and wears a hearing aid. She is holding a purple flag with a pink gender equality symbol- the female and male symbols with an equal symbol inside the circle. The last woman is older and has light skin with wrinkles and grey hair in a ponytail. The Cornerstone Alliance logo is across the top middle of the tile. ]

23/12/2024

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Team Cornerstone Alliance! 🎄 🎉

What better way to wrap up 2024 and look to the exciting year ahead than with a delicious lunch at Miss Malay? 🇲🇾 🍚 🍗 🍜

In the New Year, Cornerstone Alliance will be aligning closer with the disability sector by offering NDIS Auditing and Compliance consulting services. This, along with our specialist marketing portfolio in Multicultural Marketing and Disability / Aged Care Marketing, is a comprehensive one-stop shop for your business service needs. ♿️ 📝 💜

Wishing you all a safe and restful holiday season and we look forward to returning on 6 January. ☺️

See you in 2025! 👋

[Image Description:

A selfie of 5 members of the Cornerstone Alliance team sitting down at a wooden table enjoying lunch at a restaurant. The photo is bordered by a white tile background with Christmas bells, candy canes, baubles, snowflakes and holly. The centred red text above the selfie reads 'Merry Christmas'. The Cornerstone Alliance logo is beneath the selfie.]

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