Events Calendar
ARACY organises a variety of events to create opportunities for our members and other stakeholders to share knowledge and generate new ideas and collaborations. We have embraced innovative technologies such as webinars and Access Grid technology to make the process of information exchange simple, beneficial and cost effective and to enable members from across Australia, including our vast regional and rural areas, to participate.
The ARACY Events calendar also gives member organisations an opportunity to share their events. Register your organisation's event. Do you have a suggestion for an ARACY Event? Please contact our Communications Team on 02 6248 2400.
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Using Technology for Collaboration: Webinar presentation by David HennessyThu 16 Sep 2010 Understanding when and how to harness information technology to support collaborative effort is a challenge for collaborators, particularly those with limited resources. This webinar will present the issues and recommendations raised in the paper ‘Using Collaboration Technology’, and examples of how these technologies can be used to the benefit of collaboration participants. [more information] |
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2010 Australian & New Zealand Rock & Water Tour Safety - Integrity - Solidarity - Self-Control - Self-Confidence - Self-Respect |
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DRUMBEAT National Tour 2010 Discovering Relationships Using Music - Beliefs - Emotions - Attitudes - Thoughts |
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Fellowship for Indigenous health and welfare Do you want to make a difference in Australian Indigenous Health? The Rowan Nicks Russell Drysdale Fellowship is designed to support individuals wanting to make a contribution in the area of Australian Indigenous Health and Welfare. The Fellowship particularly aims to support the development of workers and future leaders in Australian Indigenous Health and Welfare. |
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International Year of Youth The International Year is about advancing the full and effective participation of youth in all aspects of society. We encourage all sectors of society to work in partnership with youth and youth organisations to better understand their needs and concerns and to recognize the contributions that they can make to society. |
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National Child Protection Week National Child Protection Week is an annual campaign that aims to raise awareness in the community of child abuse prevention. In 2010, NAPCAN will be continuing the conversation about the 2009 National Attitudinal Survey. |
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Conference on the Mental Health and Wellbeing of Young People This multi-disciplinary meeting will feature a wide variety of leading experts who will present authoritative, practical information specifically relevant to the emotional, social, mental and physical wellbeing of children and young people. |
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Using Technology for Collaboration: Webinar presentation by David Hennessy Understanding when and how to harness information technology to support collaborative effort is a challenge for collaborators, particularly those with limited resources. This webinar will present the issues and recommendations raised in the paper ‘Using Collaboration Technology’, and examples of how these technologies can be used to the benefit of collaboration participants. |
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Early Childhood Development in Indigenous Communities Conference This conference will cover: * Government and community perspectives on how to strengthen family support structures * Strategies to build culturally appropriate, accessible and integrated child and family services * Key priorities areas in early childhood development to help you design future services. |
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Early Childhood Australia Conference The South Australia Branch of Early Childhood Australia invites you to Adelaide in 2010 to participate in the ECA National Conference, 'Garla Bauondi': a Kaurna phrase meaning 'to fuel the fire'. As we gather and learn together, we keep the fire burning brightly for all children’s rights, learning and wellbeing. |
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2010 UNYA National Youth Summit The 2010 National Youth Summit will unite the voices of Australia’s youth like never before, whilst also challenging them to further their thinking and understanding. Participants will engage in a series of activities over the course of the three day summit, aimed at promoting critical thinking, understanding and knowledge. |
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