Take the time to learn more about some of the little-known issues affecting people on the lowest incomes this Anti-Poverty Week at this event organised by the Antipoverty Centrea and faciliated by Simon Schrapel, chair of the Accountable Income Management Network.

We will hear from Dr Josie Douglas of the Central Land Council about a vital campaign to reduce poverty for people living in remote areas and be joined by Terese Edwards from Single Mother Families Australia to learn about practical options for people who are issued debt notices related to child support and government payments.

The Antipoverty Centre will be sharing our new "mutual" obligations rights guide for the first time, a resource for welfare recipients and supporters to help stop job agencies using unfair and unlawful payment suspensions.

This event is free for all to attend and will include live Auslan translation and captioning. Things kick off at 3:30pm AEDT / 3pm ACDT / 2:30pm AEST / 2pm ACST / 12:30pm AWST on Tuesday 13 October.

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We encourage welfare recipients, unionists, community sector workers and anyone with an interest in economic justice to join us. This event is free for all to attend. If you can comfortably afford to do so, we would welcome a solidarity donation (available on ticket page). All proceeds will go to the Central Land Council.

nb: Humanitix will request your full name, however we do not need this information. Enter whatever you are comfortable with when asked for your name.

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Live captioning and Auslan translation will be available.
We can arrange other language interpretation or other supports on request. Email jeremy@antipovertycentre.org with the subject line: Accessibility booking for online event.
We do not tolerate racism, transphobia or any other form of discrimination.

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