Every two years Catholic Mission, in partnership with Catholic Religious Australia, hosts the Mission: one heart many voices conference. The purpose of the conference is to lead people into an exploration of the transformative leadership that is needed for our times. Particularly looking at how the church can be a strong civil society leader to bring about the changes called…
The Victorian Government's Yoo-rrook Justice Commission is the first Indigenous truth telling inquiry into historical and ongoing injustices against Aboriginal Victorians since colonisation. Sherry Balcombe will speak on its significance to First Nations' people, and non indigenous Australians. Sherry has been with the Aboriginal Catholic Ministry Victoria since 2003, and its Coordinator since 2015.
KEY NOTE SPEAKER: Dr Anne Pattel- Grey Dr Anne is an Aboriginal woman who is a descendant of the Bidjara/Kari Kari people in Queensland and she is a recognised Aboriginal leader in Australia - nationally and internationally.
Imagining A Better World - June 8thImagining A Better World - June 8th IMAGINING A BETTER WORLD RICHARD FALK & STUART REES IN CONVERSATION WITH JOSEPH CAMILLERI TUESDAY 8TH JUNE 7:30PM AEST LONDON 10:30AM ATHENS 11:30AM ISTANBUL 12:30PM NEW DELHI 3:00PM KUALA LUMPUR/PERTH 5:30PM TOKYO 6:30PM AUCKLAND 9:30PM [ZOOM EVENT] www.crossroadsconversation.com.au TWO REMARKABLE BOOKS, TWO INSPIRING JOURNEYS Click here to…
Pax Christi Philippines, Pax Christi Asia, and Pax Christi International are pleased to invite you to a webinar to mark the International Women's Day for Peace and Disarmament. The webinar will feature contributions from Sr Filo Hirota and Archbishop Antonio Ledesma and will be hosted by Dr Jasmin Nario-Galace of Miriam College…
We'd like to invite you to something that is much more than a simple webinar. This is a thorough education gained over a six-week period. You can reserve a spot in our upcoming online course on War and the Environment, planned for June 7 to July 18. Click here to learn more, watch a video…
Free the refugees- close all the camps Permanent visas not poverty A number of refugees transferred from Manus and Nauru for medical treatment have recently been released from hotel prisons across the country, many of whom have been in inhumane detention conditions for up to 8 years. This is shameful. Refugees should never have been in detention. Even more…