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Consistent one-page structure
All briefs follow the same Problem → Context → Advice → Precedent format for quick reading.
Support snapshot
Lists the number of endorsers and who they are, like an open letter, open for groups to join.
Actionable legislative recommendation
A clear, specific change that decision-makers can implement.
Identifies responsible decision-maker
Names the exact Minister, department, or authority with the power to act.
Backed by experts.
Built for decision-makers.
Everything you need to quickly digest an idea. Discover how much support it currently has and decide if it's worth pursuing, ready when you are.
As of: 13 August 2025
50+
300+
Published Briefs
Briefs in the Pipeline
150+
40+
Participants Trained
Current Program Participants
We can't act on solutions we don't know exist.

FORE Australia’s Policy Library of One-Page Briefs is for when you see something in the news and wonder, do they have a brief on this? It’s for when you want to quickly scan a range of ideas (using our jurisdiction filters and topic tags). It’s for when you want to know exactly how much support an idea has, with our clear Support Snapshot.
What do we do?
*In the simplest terms
IDENTIFY an expert- proposed solution
Drawn from academia, frontline advocacy, or community-led initiatives. We look for ideas that are evidence-based, actionable, and non-partisan.
DRAFT a one-page policy brief
Using our consistent Problem → Context → Advice → Precedent format. This makes it easy to scan, compare, and act on without wading through lengthy reports.
PUBLISH in our online Policy Library
Where policymakers, staffers, and advocates can search by topic or jurisdiction, check how much support it has, and access the full brief with references and context.