Australian Museum

Sydney, Australia

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The Australian Museum is dedicated to showcasing natural history and cultural heritage, with a strong focus on documenting the historical injustices faced by Aboriginal Australians. It serves as a prominent institution for education, research, and outreach, aiming to inspire and engage the public through its exhibitions and programs.

CCI Score

56.61

-4.16% July 3

Latest Event

Documenting Colonial Atrocities

The Australian Museum reaffirmed its role in documenting historical injustices by previously noting at least 270 massacres committed against Aboriginal Australians by colonists, underscoring the importance of truth-telling and public education on state-sanctioned violence.

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Australian Museum is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

Latest Events

JUL

03

2025

Documenting Colonial Atrocities
40.00

The Australian Museum reaffirmed its role in documenting historical injustices by previously noting at least 270 massacres committed against Aboriginal Australians by colonists, underscoring the importance of truth-telling and public education on state-sanctioned violence.
JUN

18

2025

Community Consultation Report 2025
75.13

The Australian Museum released its Consultation Report 2025 detailing comprehensive surveys conducted between 2023 and 2024 with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. The consultation is aimed at shaping a new permanent exhibition that centers First Nations perspectives and strives to counter historical stereotypes.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

July 3

By actively soliciting input from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, the museum is engaging in progressive public and political behavior that challenges historical marginalization. This initiative enhances inclusivity and resists the erasure of indigenous voices, aligning with anti-fascist values.

Consultation Report 2025 - The Australian Museum
+70

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

July 3

The museum’s initiative demonstrates a strong commitment to ethical responsibility and community engagement by ensuring marginalized groups have a direct role in shaping exhibition content. This approach not only addresses historical injustices but also promotes transparency and social responsibility in institutional practices.

Consultation Report 2025 - The Australian Museum
AUG

06

2024

Australian Museum supports Pasifika Tauhi Cultural Preservation Project
45.66

The Joint Statement on Australia-U.S. Ministerial Consultations highlighted support for cultural preservation efforts in the Pacific through the Australian Museum's Pasifika Tauhi project. This inclusion underscores the museum’s role in safeguarding indigenous heritage and promoting outreach to marginalized communities.
+50

Public and Political Behavior

July 3

The reference to the Australian Museum's Pasifika Tauhi project in a high-level diplomatic and defense context underscores its commitment to cultural preservation, including support for indigenous and marginalized communities. This aligns with anti-authoritarian and progressive values that promote transparency and community engagement.

Joint Statement on Australia-U.S. Ministerial Consultations
MAR

16

2023

First Nations Curatorial Excellence: 'Barka: The Forgotten River' Exhibition
63.54

On 16 March 2023, the Australian Museum launched its 'Barka: The Forgotten River' exhibition. The exhibition centers on indigenous perspectives regarding the health of the Darling River, challenging colonial narratives and emphasizing indigenous self‐determination in environmental stewardship. This initiative reinforces progressive cultural leadership and aligns with anti‐authoritarian, inclusive values.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

July 3

By foregrounding First Nations voices and repatriation efforts, the exhibition promotes inclusivity and counters colonial authoritarian legacies. This action supports progressive, anti-fascist cultural values and enhances public political engagement.

Australian Museum Annual Report 2022-23
JAN

01

2023

First Nations Engagement and Reconciliation Plan at Australian Museum
58.73

The Australian Museum outlines its Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan 2023-2025 and highlights increased collaboration with First Nations communities, using its platform to showcase cultural heritage and amplify marginalized voices.
+80

Public and Political Behavior

July 3

The museum’s initiatives to implement a Reconciliation Action Plan and elevate First Nations voices demonstrate a clear commitment to public engagement and anti-authoritarian cultural policies, reflecting progressive public and political behavior.

First Nations - The Australian Museum
+70

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

July 3

Through the launch of its comprehensive Reconciliation Action Plan and the commitment to showcasing First Nations cultural heritage, the museum is enhancing its ethical responsibility and supporting marginalized communities.

First Nations - The Australian Museum