Issue #365 | 24 March 2023 |
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Philanthropy Australia worked closely with members throughout COVID-19 to shape the sector’s response to the crisis and is now pleased to publish our latest findings on the effectiveness of that work and the sector’s overall response. The report, Insights from Australian Philanthropy’s Response to the COVID-19 Crisis, now available online, reviewed member survey results and documented broader trends in philanthropy during the crisis. The report sought to identify whether shifts in practice were embedded in the medium to long-term in order to inform Philanthropy Australia’s broader work to promote best practice and the evolution of the sector.
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As the football season gets under way again, it’s a perfect time to highlight an innovative education program that is having a real impact in helping improve mental health outcomes for thousands of people playing football in local sports clubs across the country. Tackle Your Feelings is a free mental health program for community AFL coaches, as well as committee members, some senior players and other club support staff. |
| Philanthropy Australia is planning a New Gen Study Tour to New York immediately prior to the NEXUS Global Summit in June 2023. Philanthropy Weekly spoke to program lead Bella Conynham about this unique opportunity for participants. Expressions of interest for the program close on Monday. |
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The ACNC has released information for charities considering contributing to conversations taking place about the Australian Government’s planned referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. It explains that the people responsible for running a charity should be clear about how their charity will advocate. They should also be clear about the type of thing that can be said and done in the name of their charity and they should set boundaries. |
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Let’s talk! Philanthropy Australia has arranged two national online information exchange sessions in April about the Double Giving Strategy and Productivity Commission Inquiry into Philanthropy and we hope you will join us. In these sessions, Sam Rosevear, our Executive Director, Policy, Government Relations and Research will host a discussion followed by a Q&A. |
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Lord Mayor's Charitable Foundation celebrates its centenary this year and is running three grants Challenges that encourage fresh thinking and new or scaled-up collaborations tackling tough community issues. Enquires for the Affordable Housing Challenge; Climate Resilient Neighbourhoods Challenge; and, Next Economy Jobs Challenge (co-funded with Paul Ramsey Foundation) open on Monday 20 March 2023. |
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Social Impact Leadership Australia is looking for CEOs (or equivalent) from South Australia and Western Australia who are ready to be challenged to learn new ways of operating and explore more about who they are as leaders. An essential part of the program is developing a greater sense of awareness and developing clearer, more strategic thinking, through reflective practice and time dedicated to personal rejuvenation. |
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Partial scholarships of $1,000-$5,000 are available to help women in select industries participate in our world-class leadership courses.
Courses are available for women at all levels. 2023. Applications closing date extended to Friday 14 April 2023. |
| The Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) is pleased to open their annual Not-for-Profit Scholarship Program for 2023/24, offering 200 fully funded scholarships.
Since 2017, the AICD has supported Not-for-Profit sector leaders to access foundational governance education to build capabilities and govern their organisations more effectively. |
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Host: AIDN and The Good Business Foundation |
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Host: Centre for Social Impact |
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Host: The Myer Foundation and The Australian Democracy Network, |
28 March | The Victorian Pride Centre, Melbourne, VIC |
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Host: Impact Investment Summit, Asia Pacific |
30-31 March | International Convention Centre, Sydney, NSW |
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Host: The Kimberley Foundation for Marninwarntikura Fitzroy Women’s Resource Centre based in Fitzroy Crossing, WA |
18 April | The Koori Heritage Trust, Melbourne, VIC | In person and online |
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Host: Black Dog Institute |
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Host: Habitat for Humanity |
8 June | 12 Micron, Tower 1, 2/100 Barangaroo Ave, Barangaroo NSW 2000 |
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Philanthropy Australia | Flexible |
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Philanthropy Australia | Sydney or Melbourne |
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Philanthropy Australia | Brisbane |
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CARE Australia | Sydney or Melbourne |
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Adara Development | Sydney |
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AEGN | Sydney or Melbourne |
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AEGN | Sydney or Melbourne |
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Queensland Performing Arts Centre | Brisbane |
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Adelaide | St Mark's College |
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Melbourne| Australian Communities Foundation |
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We would like to acknowledge and thank
our partners for their generous support. Click here to learn more about our partners. |
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Philanthropy Australia acknowledges the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of the nation and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. We pay our respects to Elders past and present.
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