"Join us for a special evening with Shane Rattenbury who will reflect on how the ACT turned climate ambition into action, and what its experience reveals about democracy, power, and people‑driven change."
Join Dr Richard Denniss and Ebony Bennett as they discuss Richard's new Vantage Point Essay, More Fool Me: How the gas industry tricked Australia.
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.
On Sunday 23 August, the Quaker Peace & Legislative Committee will present a session led by Trish Johnson about the recent visit of Pacific representatives to Australia as part of a campaign to persuade the Australian government to sign and ratify the Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW).
What does it mean to volunteer? How do you find the right volunteering role? What are your rights and responsibilities as a volunteer?
Natalie Fisher from NSF Consulting will present the findings of the independent evaluation, sharing insights into the Fund's outcomes, impact and the lessons it offers for future grant making.
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.
