RSA Australia and New Zealand - Past events
Check out presentations and podcasts from our past events. Feel free to discuss an event you have been to.
Big Ideas for Breakfast Join other Fellows to discuss Citizen Participation and Citizenship Education over breakfast at the Vivo Cafe. |
RSA A+NZ AGM 2011 With a talk by John Corrigan, founder and Principal of Group 8 Education, on 'Are we listening to our children?' |
Art - Vital Social Action How creative practice can support leadership development for marginalised communities; with Emma Bennison of Access Arts. |
RSA A+NZ Function at Government House, Canberra His Excellency Michael Bryce FRSA and Paul Vittles, Chairman of RSA Australia and New Zealand, will be in attendance and the function also marks the launch of the RSA A+NZ Canberra City Network. |
Learning the lessons: Recovering trust in the banks post GFC Professor David Lamond argues that trust in the banks post GFC will remain elusive while the banks continue to behave as if they’ve learned no lessons from the events of the GFC. |
Perth City Network meeting The Perth city Network will meet on 6pm on 7th December. The purpose of the evening is 'Fellowship' and conversation about what we might do as a group in 2011. |
Life Beyond Growth in Sydney Fellows were invited to attend the event on 11 November held in conjunction with The Cosmopolitan Civil Societies Research Centre at UTS. Donnie Maclurcan presented on Life Beyound Growth. |
Passion but inaction? Taking responsibility for Sustainability Gurteen Knowledge Cafés are a powerful means for individuals and organisations to engage in knowledge sharing, learning and innovating. Geo Brown of Tangent Consulting will be our keynote speaker for the evening and deliver the introductory address. |
Passions Shared: Evening Enlightenment |
A&NZ AGM The AGM of A&NZ is being held in the afternoon of 29th May. More details to follow. |
Sustainability Begins at Home Ian Bailey will be giving a talk on sustainable community Design in practise at Port Macquarie. This will be in Brisbane at the Commissariat Store. |
Modern Day Slavery Roscoe Howell will stimulate debate and discuss the potential for social action and community development to address slavery in the 21st Century. Join RSA Fellows at Graduate House in Melbourne. |
RSA A+NZ AGM 2009 The 2009 AGM of RSA Australia & New Zealand will be held in Sydney on Saturday 21st November, 2009. |
Melbourne City Networks Meeting Fellows are invited to the next City Network in Melbourne. The City Networks provide an opportunity to meet other Fellows and discuss future events and initiatives, including your thoughts and deliberations on the 3Ps initiative. |
A Change of Climate....a Change of Climate? Sydney event RSA Fellows are invited to the launch of the Sydney City network on Wednesday 21 October with an evening of stimulating discussion...fuelled by a controversial lecture. |
RSA A+NZ Melbourne City Network Meeting Fellows are invited to the next networking event in Melbourne with special guest Michale Devlin, Head of Fellowship Networks. Michael will discuss the latest social networking technologies being used by the RSA to connect Fellows and drive collaborations. |
The Art of Performance Fellows are invited to the first in a series of network meetings in Brisbane. This event will look at "film, music, theatre in Australia/New Zealand and roles of the performing arts". |
A Change of Climate ....a Climate of Change? Fellows are invited to the first of a series of events organised by RSA A & NZ. This event will look at how the economic climate may affect people habits and lifestyles on Wednesday 19 August, 6.30pm. |
RSA A+NZ AGM 2008 The 2008 AGM of RSA Australia & New Zealand will be held on 30th November at 2.15pm at the Melbourne Savage Club. |
Past, Present and Future Australia RSA A+NZ organised a fabulous event with two excellent speakers,Mark McCrindle and David Hetherington, addressing the theme of "past present future AUSTRALIA". Discussions took place around current trends and future policy propositions that will shape Australia. |
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