Event description
Dunstan Dialogue: Using data and collaboration to drive positive solutions
The Adelaide Zero Project is a nation-leading initiative that aims to end street homelessness in Adelaide’s inner city. Join us to find out how Adelaide Zero Project’s collaborative approach played a critical role in supporting people sleeping rough in the city during the COVID-19 time.
We will also share the latest progress, data, research and solutions from Adelaide Zero Project partners as we delve into the current state of street homelessness in Adelaide. What have we learned during COVID-19? What opportunities does this time provide for us to make lasting changes to the homelessness system? Book your tickets to find out!
Facilitator: Louise Miller Frost, Co-Chair, Adelaide Zero Project and CEO, St Vincent De Paul Society SA
Speakers:
- Dr Selina Tually, The Australian Alliance for Social Enterprise (University of South Australia)
- Kim Holmes, State Manager, Neami National SA
- Ian Cox, Head, Office for Homelessness Sector Integration, SA Housing Authority
This event is suitable for those in the housing, homelessness and related sectors and the broader public.
Tickets are complimentary with thanks to the generous support of major event partner Capital City Committee.
Presented by the Don Dunstan Foundation. Thank you to Foundation's major partners University of Adelaide and Flinders University.
To find out more about the Adelaide Zero Project and the By-Name List, watch this video.