Communities in Control
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Communities in Control is a government podcast hosted by Our Community. It has 98 episodes, with the latest published May 2021.
Communities in Control is Australia's most inspiring social movement, each year bringing together many hundreds of community sector workers, volunteers and supporters and an A-list of speakers to listen, debate, network, exchange strategies, and recharge. Between conferences, the movement fans out to transform communities into thriving, inclusive towns, cities and suburbs.
government ·en-us ·98 episodes
Senator the Honourable Penny Wong – Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration 2021
Jess Scully – Glimpses of utopia
Andrew Wear – Sometimes the solutions are closer than we think
Daniel Teitelbaum – Stop playing around and start playing seriously
Dr Tim Thornton – Better economics for a better world
Dr Ramona Vijeyarasa – Gender equality in a generation?
Hugh Mackay – Restoring hope, rebuilding trust and inspiring optimism
Robert Fitzgerald – Reimagining the community sector
Paul Bongiorno – The 2020 Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration
Lucinda Hartley – Using people-centred data to remake cities and towns
Nicholas Gruen – The iron law of business-as-usual
Danielle Wood – Inequality in Our Communities: Why are so many missing out?
Professor Kristy Muir – Understanding the Social Progress Index
Peter Colacino – Building a Community: Bringing social infrastructure into the conversation
Georgina Dent – Breaking Badly: How I worried myself sick
Professor Hilary Bambrick – Climate and Communities: Adapting to the new normal
Dr Fiona Kerr – Replacing alert and alarmed with informed and engaged
SPECIAL EDITION: 2019 Conference Highlights Part 3
SPECIAL EDITION: 2019 Conference Highlights Part 2
SPECIAL EDITION: 2019 Conference Highlights Part 1
Professor Lea Waters - Strengths at Work: Unlocking energy and engagement
Father Rod Bower - All Justice is Social
Dr Jason Fox - Change the Game: Craft a culture fit for the future
Mariam Veiszadeh - Identifying Privilege
Professor Helen Milroy - The 2019 Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration
Community Innovations Panel
Dr Phoebe Wynn-Pope - The Apology: A Response
David Manne - The Apology: To the refugees, we say sorry
Dr Mary C. Gentile - Ethical Leadership: Giving Voice to Values
Prof. Gillian Triggs - Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration
Hugh Mackay - The state of the nation starts in your street
Jax Jacki Brown - Why society needs to change: a creative performance
Stan Grant - Another Sorry Day: and no closer to equality
Kathy Kelly - How to change your community, your society, and your thinking
Paul Higgins - The future is now for our communities
Nicholas Gruen - Rebuilding our political system to nurture equality
Prof. Martin Krygier: From Hanson to Hanson - What a difference 20 years makes
Andrew Denton in conversation with Viginia Tioli: The 2017 Joan Kirner Social Justice Oration
Prof. Cordelia Fine: Testosterone Rex - Unshackling communities from a gendered mindset
Richard Denniss: The Truth is Out There - Decoding econobabble to make room for good ideas
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