687 programs catalogued. 561 evidence records. Across 8 Australian states. This is ALMA—the intelligence system that ensures revenue flows to communities, not extractive researchers.
Alternative Local Models Australia. Not a product. A practiced method for valuing Indigenous and community knowledge while ensuring those knowledge holders control access and benefit from its use.
Dive into the data. See the evidence. Access the sources.
Real-time sentiment tracking, topic analysis, and source validation across 37+ articles
Browse 687 catalogued programs with evidence links and community leadership data
Our commitment to honest data — see what is verified, under review, and how we ensure integrity
Interactive scrollytelling journey through the data revealing what community control really means
Queensland has Australia's most comprehensive youth justice program documentation (39 interventions), yet recent legislation emphasizes detention over diversion. This creates tension between evidence-based practice and political directives.
ALMA now covers 7 of 8 Australian jurisdictions with comprehensive intervention data. Community Controlled sources represent 23% of documented programs, ensuring Indigenous voices lead the intelligence.
We completed an audit of ALMA data and removed AI-generated scores, placeholder outcomes, and template-generated entries. All remaining data is sourced from real documents and websites. Verification workflow is being built.
All Community Controlled content now requires cultural authority attribution. Revenue sharing mechanisms active. 10% grant citation fees flowing to communities whose knowledge informed successful applications.