[Anthropgrad] FW: One Just World: Canberra Forum Tuesday 21 October

Sue Fraser Susan.Fraser at anu.edu.au
Wed Oct 15 12:45:55 EST 2008


 

 

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DATE:         Tuesday 21 October 2008
TIME:         6.00 - 7.30pm (entry from 5.30pm)
VENUE:       The Theatrette, Parliament House

FREE ENTRY

New Partnerships for Development:
How do Australians work together to beat global poverty?


As the Australian Government commits to an enhanced aid program and to
working towards the Millennium Development Goals, there will be new
opportunities for wider engagement in reducing poverty and supporting
equitable and sustainable outcomes in our region and beyond.
Non-government organisations, business, the education sector, faith
groups, local communities, media, volunteers and others all have a part
to play. How can we best build new partnerships for development that
reflect the commitment of the Australian community to act on poverty and
development? How can we combine skills, ingenuity and resources here
with those in developing countries to create new opportunities and
generate solutions to the challenges ahead?

FEATURING
The Hon Bob McMullan MP, Parliamentary Secretary for International
Development Assistance as forum host and panellist.

Professor Hilary Charlesworth as moderator - an internationally renowned
thinker and commentator on international law and human rights with a
strong interest in gender, Director of the Centre for International
Governance and Justice and Professor of International Law and Human
Rights at the ANU.

Professor Katherine Gibson - an economic geographer from the Research
School of Pacific and Asian Studies committed to action research with
communities interested in reshaping economic practices to fit local
needs. Her research interests include alternative approaches to regional
economic development in the Asia-Pacific region, Australia and the US;
and international contract migration and community economic activism in
our region.

Plus international speakers from the Business for Millennium Development
Summit 08 being held in Melbourne.

Check the website for the latest details: 
www.onejustworld.com.au 



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