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Past Conferences
Listed below are keynote speeches from past Anglicare National Conferences. Workshop papers are available to Anglicare network members through Anglicare OnLine
2007 Conference, Darwin NT.
CONFERENCE THEME
The 2007 conference theme, Our Cultural Richness – Informing the Future, presented a framework for dialogue and discussion in relation to our work, our clients, our staff, our volunteers, our communities, the church and the general public. The conference provided the opportunity to explore the reality of the Anglicare Australia network operating across a rich tapestry of experience and commitment to care and justice. Part of that richness lies in the diversity of people with whom the member agencies work and for whom they care, and the staff and volunteers who provide or support that care. In brief, the conference presented an opportunity to examine our work and our approaches to inclusiveness and diversity and how this is being shaped by policy and practice.
Archbishop Phillip Aspinall, Primate of the Anglican Church in Australia
Archbishop Aspinall_Our Cultural Richness - Informing the Future_2 Sept 2007
Emma Burchill, Cape York Partnerships
Emma Burchill - Partnerships in the Cape
The Hon Marion Scrymgour, NT Minister for Family and Community Services and NT Minister for Child Protection.
Marion Scrymgour - Looking to Simple Justice for Our Children
Ms Olga Havnen, Co-ordinator Combined Aboriginal Organisations of the NT, ACOSS Board member. "Reinventing the tools for addressing social disadvantage"
Olga Havnen - Aust Govt Emergency Interventions
2007: To Firmer Ground: Restoring Hope in Australia
Mr John Langmore, Professorial Fellow, School of Political Science, Criminology and Sociology, University of Melbourne.
Mr John Langmore_John Roffey Lecture 2007
2006 Conference, Canberra ACT.
Archbishop Phillip Aspinall, Primate of the Anglican Church in Australia
Archbishop Phillip Aspinall_ Putting people first - being true to our mission
Ms Voula Messimeri, Chair, FECCA
Voula Messimeri - Putting People First, Meeting Needs, Meeting Challenges.
2006: 'It's all about the people - a theological perspective'
Ms Mel Roffey, Convenor, Melbourne Social Responsibilities Committee.
(2006 John Roffey Memorial Lecture: Speech not available)
2005 Conference, Yeppoon QLD.
Jackie Huggins, Co-Chair of Reconciliation Australia
Connections with the Australian community: beyond the comfort zone_ Jackie Huggins
Mr Richard Dennis, former Deputy Director, The Australian Institute
Connections with the Australian Community - beyond the comfort zone_Richard Dennis
Dr Sarah Maddison, School of Politics and International Relations, University of New South Wales.
Connections to inspire change: democracy, debate and dissent_Dr Sarah Maddison
2005: 'Massah and Meribah (or gathering around the rock)'
The Ven Dr Cathy Thomson, Diocese of Adeliade
2005 John Roffey Lecture_Dr Cathy Thomson
2004 Conference, Newcastle NSW
The Most Reverend Dr Peter Carnley, Primate Anglican Church of Australia
Communities in transition - reflections on implications for Anglicare Australia
Professor Mark Lyons, Professor of Social Economy School of Business Management, University of Technology, Sydney.
The Changing Environment for the Community Sector_Professor Mark Lyons
Mr Richard Eckersley, Fellow, National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health, The Australian National University, Canberra.
Tales of the Future: human obsolescence or transformation? Speech
Tales of the Future: human obsolescence or transformation? Powerpoint presentation
Theo Mackaay, B. Theol
Executive Officer, Social Responsibilities Commission
Anglican Province of Western Australia
John Roffey Memorial Lecture 2004_"PUTTING JEREMIAH BACK IN THE WELL"
2003 Conference, Adelaide SA
Professor Fran Baum, Director, School of Medicine, Flinders University
Australian Society: is there a disturbance in the Force?
Professor Peter Sheehan, Centre for Strategic Economic Studies, Victoria University
Is there a disturbance in the Force? - Australian Society and Economic Change
Dr Colin Sharpe, Institute for Public Policy and Management, Flinders University
Not-for-Profit Boards and Corporate Responsibility: Measuring Organisational Governance
Dr Colin Sharpe, Institute for Public Policy and Management, Flinders University
Directors Effectiveness Self Evaluation Research Tool_DESERT
2003 John Roffey Lecture (Speech not available)