Child-Lens Investing
Description
Impact Investing Hub is hosting an impact investing series for social enterprises, not-for-profits, foundations, institutional and impact investors and professional advisors. This series aims to enhance understanding and practical applications of impact investing.
SESSION 1 | 16 OCTOBER
SESSION 2 | 23 OCTOBER
SESSION 3 | 30 OCTOBER
3. Child-Lens Investing | Friday 30th October, 12.00PM - 1.00PM AEDT
Dive into Child-Lens Investing (CLI), an emerging approach that brings children's wellbeing and rights into investment decision-making, and explore how this lens relates to impact investing more broadly.
By the end of the session, participants will:
Understand what Child-Lens Investing means and why it matters
Get an introduction to how a child lens relates to impact investing approaches
Who should attend?
Social entrepreneurs, social enterprise teams.
Not-for-profit teams.
Corporate and philanthropic foundation teams.
Foundation trustees, responsible persons, advisors and staff of philanthropic entities.
Institutional investors interested in learning more about sustainability and the impact investment landscape.
Professional advisors including lawyers, private wealth managers, private banks, family offices.
The Impact Investing Hub is an initiative of the Social Impact Hub, supporting the growth of the Australian impact investing community through education, connection, and inspiration.
Tickets for this event are subsidised thanks to the generous support of Minderoo Foundation. A limited number of free tickets are available on a first come, first served basis — so we encourage you to register early. Standard-priced tickets are also available.
Contact us at hello@impactinvestinghub.org for enquiries or if you're keen to support the growth of the impact investing ecosystem.
Speakers

Lisa Fedorenko - Head of Impact Investing, Save the Children
Lisa leads investments in innovative projects and companies driving transformative change for children across APAC. Prior to her work with Save the Children, Lisa led the$16M Alberts Impact Venture fund backing 23 impact-driven portfolio companies working on environmental sustainability, mental health, a vibrant culture and gender equality. She pioneered investing for structurally reducing inequality as an impact thematic and led deep dives into both gender equality and mental health.

James Bradley - Principal, Minderoo Foundation
At Minderoo Foundation, James advances child-lens investing as an emerging field. He brings experience across philanthropy, education systems, blended finance and public-private partnerships, with a focus on how gender lens and child lens investing can reinforce intergenerational impact.

Liv Whitty - CEO, Oho
Liv Whitty is CEO of Oho, a worker suitability platform protecting children and vulnerable people across Australia's childcare, disability, aged care and community sectors. Liv has spent years working in workforce development, capability and impact, and now brings her focus to safeguarding children and vulnerable people at Oho.
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