Working for a Victoria free of poverty
Event description
Let's work together for a Victoria free of poverty.
The Brotherhood of St. Laurence (BSL) is a social justice organisation working alongside people experiencing disadvantage to address the fundamental causes of poverty in Australia.
Our purpose is to advance a fair Australia through leadership on policy reform, our partnerships with communities, and the quality of our services. Because we believe no one should live in poverty, it's why we exist.
And today, we invite you to take part. Join us at Victoria's Parliament House to explore the ways we can work together to create lasting change in our communities.
Expo opens 20 June - 22 June. Register now to attend the general expo.
Don't miss these special events:
BSL Social Research & Policy Report Launch: Support online - User experiences of digital platforms in the NDIS market
Tuesday 20 June, time TBC
Location: Federation Room, Parliament House, Victoria
Register now to attend!
BSL Talks Special Live Edition: Partnering for a Poverty Free Victoria
Wednesday 21 June, 1pm - 2pm
Panelists: Emma King (CEO, Victorian Council of Social Service), Danielle Wood (CEO, Grattan Institute), Travers McLeod (Executive Director, BSL
MC: Hutch Hussein (Senior Manager Government Engagement, BSL)
Location: Queen's Hall, Parliament House, Victoria
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Panel Discussion: Social Procurement – A BSL and Fulton Hogan case study of helping people into jobs
Thursday 22 June, 1pm - 2pm
Panelists: Jo Tabit (Senior Manager, Given the Chance), Matt Inkster (Alliance People, Capability & Inclusion Manager, Fulton Hogan), Hind (Jobseeker)
Special Guest: Danny Pearson (Minister for Government Services)
MC: Simon Gray (Employer Engagement Manager, BSL)
Location: Queen's Hall, Parliament House, Victoria
Register now to attend!