The webinar series, organised by the Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law & Development (APWLD), highlights the diversion of national budgets toward military spending at the expense of essential social services, while noting that a small fraction of global military expenditure could address hunger, vaccination, climate adaptation and education needs.
The topic of this special lecture by Swami Sarvapriyananda is harmonizing and integrating the 4 Yogas on the Journey to the Divine – Underlying Philosophy and Practical Applications.
In the WCC we know that even with a great big picture vision for 'women changing the climate' and the WCC Charter for Change as a guiding principle This workshop answers the question 'What can I do to change it?"
Join in an unique interfaith conference exploring how spirituality, compassion, community, and connection contribute to mental wellbeing.
What does it mean to volunteer? How do you find the right volunteering role? What are your rights and responsibilities as a volunteer?
Join the online conversation with ACF CEO Adam Bandt where the speakers will look the poly-crisis in the eye, take on the vested interests that profit off chaos and share a vision for a future we can all be hopeful for.
This is the 2026 Roy Bradley Oration with Saara Sabbagh OAM, Founder and Chair of Benevolence Australia.
Join in the conversation to learn what this conference really means for the international phase out of fossil fuels and the path to a just transition, and what the next important steps are to maintain momentum.
In 2021, Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States announced the AUKUS partnership. A central element of this agreement is Australia's plan to acquire up to eight nuclear-powered submarines at an estimated cost of $368+ billion over 30 years — announced without prior public consultation or a parliamentary vote.
The webinar series, organised by the Asia Pacific Forum on Women, Law & Development (APWLD), highlights the diversion of national budgets toward military spending at the expense of essential social services, while noting that a small fraction of global military expenditure could address hunger, vaccination, climate adaptation and education needs.
You are invited to an evening with UN Commissioner Chris Sidoti & Dr Ruth Mitchell, a renowned neurosurgeon with recent experience in Palestine, for a critical public presentation on the devastating impact of the ongoing genocide in Palestine on its youngest victims, children.
This presentation will explore the concept of the Infinite, the mystery that lies beyond comprehension or explanation, and its vital relevance to Jungian analytic practice, particularly in reference to the concept of the Self.
