💥BAM
Battle Against Black Cladding
MATERCLASS
Help stamp out Black Cladding – get informed with a First Nations-led masterclass
Across Australia, organisations are embracing Indigenous Procurement Policies as part of their Reconciliation Action Plans. Many are committing to award a percentage of contracts to Aboriginal businesses to help close the gap.
Sounds great, right?
In theory, YES.
In practice, not so much.
Some operators fake or exaggerate Aboriginal involvement in their business which is diverting millions of dollars away from genuine First Nations people, businesses and communities.
It’s called Black Cladding.
It’s dodgy as hell and it needs to stop.
At Jindawayni Consulting, we’re taking a stand.
We want every business, agency and government department to not just recognise this issue but to be part of the solution.
Introducing BaM💥: Battle Against Blak Cladding, a First Nations-led masterclass designed to educate and equip decision-makers to identify, prevent and respond to Black Cladding in procurement and partnership processes.
What You’ll Learn
BaM💥 equips corporate teams, government officials, procurement managers and other decision-makers with the knowledge and strategies to recognise and combat Blak Cladding and to ensure engagement with Aboriginal businesses is authentic, ethical and impactful.
Introductory Session (1.5 hours)
Understanding the landscape and significance of First Nations busines
What is “the gap”?
The power of procurement: how your support impacts communities
Getting to the heart of Blak Cladding
Basic legal and ethical frameworks
Half-Day Masterclass
Includes everything in the Introductory Session, plus:
Legal and ethical responsibilities
Case study: identifying Blak Cladding
Engaging with First Nations communities
Building monitoring frameworks
Case study: successful collaborations
Full-Day Intensive
Includes everything in the Half-Day session, plus:
Becoming an advocate for First Nations business
Enhancing existing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategies
Deep-dive workshops and action planning
Why It Matters
Through interactive discussion, case studies and practical tools, participants will learn how to:
Identify and avoid Blak Cladding
Strengthen internal procurement and reporting frameworks
Build genuine, long-term partnerships with Aboriginal businesses
Ensure investments drive real social and economic outcomes for First Nations peoples
Jindawayni is about action and impact, not tokenism.
Together, we can stamp out Blak Cladding and make sure economic advancement goes to legitimately deadly businesses.
Book a BaM💥 Masterclass
If your organisation is involved in any aspect of First Nations procurement, this training is essential.