Techweek 2026: Australian Universal Wellbeing Symposium | FREE Information Session
Description
This Techweek 26 session introduces the Australian Universal Wellbeing Symposium, an international event focused on advancing understandings and access to the prevention-focused Universal Wellbeing Model, Evaluation Tool and Universal Wellbeing Charter, and associated resources.
The symposium brings together leaders, researchers and practitioners from education, health, business, social, community and government sectors to explore innovative approaches to improving wellbeing outcomes.
The event focuses on how Universal Wellbeing frameworks, prevention science, economics, and systems approaches can contribute to addressing major societal challenges.
Topics addressed through the symposium include:
Emergence of the Universal Wellbeing Model
Implementation of the Model in diverse sectors
Implementation of the Universal Wellbeing Evaluation Tool
Universal Wellbeing intervention programmes
Universal Wellbeing organisational system options
Current research and development activities
The Universal Wellbeing Charter
This Techweek 26 session will provide an overview of the symposium topics and practical experience opportunities.
Participants will learn how they can attend, contribute research, practice, and connect and collaborate with a growing national and international network of practitioners and organisations progressing initiative-taking prevention first initiatives.
FAQs
- Is this session free to attend?
Yes. This is a free Techweek 2026 information session introducing the Australian Universal Wellbeing Symposium.
- How do I join the online session?
The session will be delivered via Microsoft Teams. After registering, you will receive the meeting link in your confirmation email. You can also join using the link provided on this event page.
- Do I need to prepare anything before attending?
No preparation is required. Participants simply need a device with internet access and the Microsoft Teams meeting link to join the session.
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