• Whose health, whose voice? Migrant and refugee perspectives on bias and discrimination in Australia’s healthcare system

    Online

    This webinar from the Multicultural Centre for Women’s Health will explore how bias and discrimination affect migrant and refugee women’s experiences of healthcare in Australia. This session will feature the first public presentation of findings from the End All Bias: Migrant and Refugee Women’s Experiences of the Australian Healthcare System research project, followed by a […]

    Free
  • How to Engage Lived Experience Ethically & Effectively | The Hatchery

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    This interactive seminar is designed for leaders and practitioners who are ready to move beyond good intentions and build organisational systems that engage lived and cultural experience ethically, effectively, and sustainably. Together, we'll explore practical frameworks, tools, and language to help your organisation: Create meaningful structures for lived experience engagement. Establish clear roles, accountability, and […]

    $699
  • Exploring collective possibilities to STOP intimate partner homicide | ShantiWorks

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    We want to learn together to create possibilities to interrupt conditions of entrapment and oppression in the lives of victims-survivors (adults and children) and intentionally share responsibility for intervening and responding to domestic and family violence risk and lethality. At the time of writing this flyer, in Australia 2026: •26 women have been murdered due […]

    $300
  • Fight The Far Right | Australian Services Union

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    Why is the Far Right gaining support, and what does that mean for workers? This session explores the factors driving support for far right parties, examines Pauline Hanson’s One Nation’s anti-worker voting record, and equips participants with practical strategies for having respectful, effective conversations with members who may be considering supporting One Nation. Key Topics: […]

  • Social media self-defence for school leaders | eSafety Commissioner

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    We’re receiving a growing number of reports and enquiries about anonymous social media accounts targeting schools and their staff. Names, staff images, school identifiers and AI-edited content are being used to mock, impersonate or humiliate teachers and other school staff. School leaders are often at greater risk of being the target of online abuse on social media, due to their […]

    Free
  • 16 Days Regional Convening: Southern Metro Region | Safe + Equal

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    The 16 Days of Activism is the annual global campaign to galvanise action against gender- based violence. Each year across Victoria and around the world, communities mobilise and draw on their own strengths to stand up for respect, and a world free from violence. Funded by Respect Victoria, the 16 Days of Activism Grassroots Initiative […]

    Free
  • Woor-Dungin Yarning Circle

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    Our next Yarning Circle will be held online on Thursday 30 July, from 12.00 and we are pleased to welcome Tariro Makwasha, Chief Operations Officer of Self-Determination Fund as our Guest Speaker for the session. At our recent Yarning Circle, there was strong interest in learning more about the Self-Determination Fund and its evolving role […]

    Free
  • Educators and professionals: Recognising online coercive control in young people’s lives | eSafety Commissioner

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    It’s not always easy to spot when a relationship becomes controlling, especially for young people. Coercive control is a pattern of abusive behaviours that uses manipulation, monitoring, surveillance, pressure, and fear to limit someone’s freedom and independence. When technology is involved, it can be even harder to recognise. This webinar for secondary educators, and school support staff […]

    Free
  • Framing Age Workshop | Holstep Health

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    Join a free 3-hour workshop to make sure your communications avoid ageist language and imagery We all want a community that respects and values people at every age. Sometimes the way we communicate can unintentionally reinforce age-based stereotypes. By thinking differently about how we speak and represent ageing, we can help create more inclusive communities. […]

    Free