QSA Webinar: Meet Our Partners
OnlineIn the first of a series of educational webinars, meet a QSA project partner and hear about their amazing work.
In the first of a series of educational webinars, meet a QSA project partner and hear about their amazing work.
As a settler colonial ideology Zionism seeks to replace the indigenous people of the land of Palestine with the Jewish people under the pretext of anti-Semitism, by any means possible including the current genocidal and ethnic cleansing campaigns in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank,
Join us online in silence, love and lament as we move together into the second Advent where the Holy Land is on fire and where there is no end in sight.
Protest the horrendous genocide in Gaza and the bombing of Lebanon and the Australian government’s contracts with Israeli weapons company, Elbit Systems, signed this year.
This panel discussion aims to unpack the practical implications and real-world impacts of responding to coercive control including, how services are understanding coercive control across diverse communities and what challenges and successes have emerged in identifying and responding to coercive control.
Australia is one of the driest continents and water is critical for the environment, agriculture and for all Australians and it is becoming more crucial that we are prepared for the uncertain future.
This panel aims to unpack the increasing intersection between technology and domestic, family and sexual violence, and the increasing rates of technology facilitated abuse across the lives of children and young people.
Please join us to hear the story of second-generation nuclear survivor from Hiroshima, Mr Seishi Morikawa. Mr Morikawa is visiting Naarm/Melbourne and will share his testimony with the ICAN Australia community online.
Acclaimed vocal ensemble, Eklektika, bring their sublime concert, Music & Peace, to Goulburn as part of a national tour to raise urgently-needed funds for Médecins Sans Frontières’ humanitarian work in Gaza & the Middle East.
In this ‘open mic’ session, Friends will take turns to briefly tell us about a project close to their hearts—a consecutive series of ‘tasters’ or announcements. You’ll get to hear all about each one rather than have to choose between concurrent presentations.
Save the new date! Our January Yearly Meeting gathering now starts on Thursday 16 January and concludes on Sunday 19 January. Everyone welcome!
This year Professor Anne Pattel Gray will speak on the topic: Acknowledging Respect & Inclusion of Indigenous Nations Spirituality.