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Communicating social progress – How to use ‘theory of change’ effectively

Mike Davis, Tuesday, 23rd April 2019 - Theories of change have the potential to bridge the divide between numbers and visual thinkers, writes Mike Davis, in this article which shares his learnings from running a recent…

What is the one thing you would tell the would-be prime minister?

Contributor, Tuesday, 23rd April 2019 - Staff at Sacred Heart Mission share their thoughts on what the incoming government needs to know about homelessness. Homelessness has reached crisis point in Australia. One in 200…

‘The evidence is in’: Australians want an increase to Newstart

Wendy Williams, Tuesday, 23rd April 2019 - The majority of Australians agree there should be an increase to Newstart, a new poll has shown. The Essential Research poll, commissioned by the Australian Council of Social Service,…

Do you have what it takes to be a tomorrow maker?

Wendy Williams, Tuesday, 23rd April 2019 - Amazing Australians doing great things in any field – including social entrepreneurs, researchers, scientists, artists and educators – are being encouraged to apply for a share…

Government under mounting pressure over disability royal commission appointees

Luke Michael, Thursday, 18th April 2019 - The Morrison government is standing by its appointees to the disability royal commission, despite Labor pledging to review two of the commissioners over conflicts of interest.…

Next government urged to prioritise the ACNC

Luke Michael, Thursday, 18th April 2019 - Not-for-profit leaders are calling on Australia’s next federal government to prioritise the charity sector by cutting red tape, fully resourcing the charities commission and …

Indigenous groups front and centre of million dollar health promise

Maggie Coggan, Thursday, 18th April 2019 - Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations are at the heart of delivering a $115 million election pledge from Labor to reduce youth suicides and preventable diseases,…

Sustainable seafood on the menu at Australia’s top restaurants

Maggie Coggan, Thursday, 18th April 2019 - Some of Australia’s leading chefs are pledging to only serve sustainably sourced seafood in their restaurants as part of the Australian Marine Conservation Society’s GoodFish …

How crowdfunding is helping US charities build trust

Luke Michael, Thursday, 18th April 2019 - American charities turning to crowdfunding are experiencing an increase in giving because donors think they’re more transparent, new research shows. Analysis from Indiana University’s…

Doco of the month: Ghosthunter

Wendy Williams, Thursday, 18th April 2019 - The team behind the award-winning documentary Ghosthunter talk to Wendy Williams about the film’s impact and how a story about ghosts became an exploration of the impact of childhood…

Do people really care about ethical fashion?

Wendy Williams, Thursday, 18th April 2019 - Nick Savaidis, the founder of ethical fashion brand Etiko talks to Wendy Williams about the disconnect between people’s values and how they shop, and why we all share responsibility…

Investing for good

Contributor, Thursday, 18th April 2019 - Now is the time for social services to explore the opportunity offered by alternative income streams and the benefits that these bring to organisations, writes NCOSS CEO Joanna Quilty…

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