OUR IMPACT

Flashpoint Labs improves the lives of young people, educates and supports them to create meaningful careers and empowers them to improve their communities. Our mission is to empower young people from Indigenous or diverse backgrounds, to be professionals in the creative industries (mainly photography / videography).

60 +

APPRENTICES

working on photography and video shoots across Australia

5,000+

HOURS

spent mentoring, empowering and employing apprentices

80,000+

DOLLARS

paid to apprentices in wages

10

APPRENTICES

currently employed

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SEE OUR APPRENTICES IN ACTION

Team FPL on a 12 hour train journey to work with our beautiful friends @wilcannia_central_school FPL photographer Shannon snapping some moody foggy landscapes on the way. Photo taken on the land of the Wiradjuri people who are theTraditional Owners o

Check out @s.mason_photographyy incredible photography from a recent #blacklivesmatter protest. Incredibly powerful photos Shannon !!!

So good to be shooting again !!!! Back with the Ikea food family ! #corporatesocialresponsibility #mentorship #Indigenous #yumfood #itsrainingmen

Black lives matter. #justiceforgeorgefloyd .
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Photo credit - ABC news. No name for photographer provided.

National sorry day.
On the 26th of May 1997 the landmark Bringing them Home report was tabled in federal parliament. Bringing them Home is the final report of the National Inquiry into the Separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children

Haven’t posted for a while since FPL has been dormant and respecting the social distancing laws. Can’t wait to get the beautiful team of young people and amazing lead photographers together again and work on some special projects soon. Ho

Well done Steve & Wessley who documented a recent event for our new client Australian Progress. Beautiful photos guys! #corporatesocialresponsibility #mentorship #indigenous #photographywithsocialimpact @ausprogress

Have to say it has been a very special trip to Mildura. First time for FPL being here and first time taking photos for Glenn and Kia who are proud Barkindji youngsters - they had never taken photos before and were so enthusiastic and hard working all

A pic of FPL legend & budding Indigenous photographer Shannon from a shoot the other week for @commbank Amazing pics mate well done !!! #photographywithsocialimpact #emergingartist #indigenous

Yesterday we had our youngest Indigenous apprentice ever on a job being mentored and paid to learn.
Her name is Jada she is 10 years old and she is a proud young Wiradjuri woman who lives on the central coast. Jadas mum Shanti joined us on the day an

Artwork by @nungalacreative Change the date. Always was always will be Aboriginal land. Thoughts are with all the people who are suffering today due to the trauma associated with this painful date.

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