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www.fair.org.au/
Case Study
FAIR: Forum on Australia's Islamic Relations
Australia's first Islamic think tank now publishes history, rights education, and ways to take part from one public platform.
- Before
- Stories and involvement in separate places
- After
- One public platform
- Role
- Design and ongoing care
Timeline2026
The brief
FAIR is Australia's first Islamic think tank. It needed a public home that could carry Australian Islamic history, migration stories, human rights education, and community welfare without flattening that work into a brochure.
Readers arrive for different reasons: a cameleer story, a rights brief, or a way to take part. Those reasons used to sit in separate piles of pages and files. Staff published by stitching those piles together.
The platform
Public
Reader
Comes for history, rights education, or a way to take part.
Platform
Public think-tank site
Stories, resources, and involvement share one home. Publishing leaves from here.
History
Cameleer and migration stories.
Rights
Education and commentary.
Get involved
Programs and partner paths.
Desk
Publishing workspace
The team edits pages and posts. The public never sees the desk.
Webifex organised the public site so stories, resources, and involvement share one structure. The desk publishes from a signed-in workspace tied to that site. Readers never see the desk. They only see the platform stay current.
Webifex designed the site and continues to maintain it.
Result
FAIR now has one public platform for the work it already did in many places. A reader can move from a history piece to a way to take part without leaving the site.
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