Educational webinars
05 July Australia , Online
Holding the Australian Government to account
Revise your government relations and advocacy strategy to leverage emerging opportunities under the new Australian Parliament and ministry. The new Australian Parliament holds big promises for social justice and has the poten
26 May Australia , Online
Reconciliation Action Plan: Build a framework to advance reconciliation
With some 50,000 registered charities and countless social enterprises and for-purpose companies in Australia, the social sector plays a vital role in leading the way towards advancing reconciliation. ‘Walk the talk’
12 May Australia , Online
How to get $120,000 in FREE advertising for your organisation!
Check out what our attendees had to say! "Super helpful and very clear" - Susannah "This was amazing. Very clear and helpful." - Jules "Amazing - great tips!" - Rosanna "So much great information" - Charles "That was fantasti
01 May Australia , Online
Diversity and Inclusion
Brings together important sessions that will help you create a more genuinely inclusive and diverse culture within your not-for-profit and beyond.
Helpful courses
Who’s moving where
Save the Children Australia has announced the appointment of Mat Tinkler as its new CEO. He succeeds Paul Ronalds who becomes sponsor for Save the Children Global Ventures.
Brisbane Youth Service has announced the appointment of Pam Barker as CEO. She will commence in September after finishing up her role as CEO of Yfoundations.
Hugh de Kretser joins the Yoorook Justice Commission as CEO after a long tenure at the Human Rights Law Centre.
Filmmaker Ling Ang is one of four new board members at Philanthropy Australia.
Michael Graf, co-chair of the merged entity of Good2Give and Workplace Giving Australia, is a new board member at Philanthropy Australia.
Melanie Noden is the new CEO of Australian Philanthropic Services.
Who’s moving where
Save the Children Australia has announced the appointment of Mat Tinkler as its new CEO. He succeeds Paul Ronalds who becomes sponsor for Save the Children Global Ventures.
Brisbane Youth Service has announced the appointment of Pam Barker as CEO. She will commence in September after finishing up her role as CEO of Yfoundations.
Hugh de Kretser joins the Yoorook Justice Commission as CEO after a long tenure at the Human Rights Law Centre.
Filmmaker Ling Ang is one of four new board members at Philanthropy Australia.
Michael Graf, co-chair of the merged entity of Good2Give and Workplace Giving Australia, is a new board member at Philanthropy Australia.
Melanie Noden is the new CEO of Australian Philanthropic Services.
