War and the Environment is a six-week online course exploring how war, preparations for war, and militarism affect the climate and environment — and what can be done to reduce these harms and build more peaceful and sustainable alternatives.
In 2026 the annual Manning Clark and Dymphna Clark Lectures have been combined as a single event in which Louise Adler (Dymphna Clark Lecturer) and George Browning (Manning Clark Lecturer) will speak both individually and in conversation on the Israel-Palestine conflict and its evolving impact on Australian society and politics.
On Tuesday 17 November, There is hosting a very special award ceremony in Sydney to honour David McBride.
The Conference on the Unity of Faiths seeks to explore, celebrate and affirm that the essence of all spiritual paths.
Join in a discussion about the latest Australia Institute Press book, How to Change a Country: A Handbook for Making the Impossible Inevitable.
In this talk with Q&A, Jeremy Lent will explore the concept of an ecocivilisation: why we need it, its underlying principles, and a glimpse of what it might look like in practice.
Community sector leaders, practitioners, policy makers and researchers to explore how organisations can support their communities in an increasingly challenging climate.
Join MAPW ACT for an afternoon of Bach, Debussy, Beethoven and Liszt performed by Dr Robert Schmidli.
Join us for an evening of intellectual stimulation, frank discussion, and the opportunity to connect with kindred spirits who believe honest dialogue remains our best defense against apathy and disinformation.
