Social Policy Connections Podcasts
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Social Policy Connections Podcasts
If you would like attend one of our events please refer to our website www.social policyconnections.com.au. Please feel free to subscribe to our podcast via itunes or via an RSS feed located on our website’s home page, as we will be publishing podcast regularly, free of charge.
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Faith, values, & social policy
Welcome to the Social Policy Connections audio podcast.
The following podcast features a lecture delivered by Dr Bruce Duncan C.Ss.R on F...
Australia’s income security system & the abandonment of equity.
Those who can work should, and those who cannot should be properly
supported to achieve a full life. How does Australia fare in relation to
Santamaria’s Salesman: Kevin Peoples and the Catholic Rural Movement
In a lucid talk, Kevin Peoples spoke on his 2012 book about working
as a fund-raiser for the National Catholic Rural Movement and his
di...
The pokies ten years on: addiction – personal & governmental”.
Welcome to the Social Policy Connections audio podcast.
The following podcast features a lecture delivered by Gabriela Byrne – founder of...
Morality & Global Warming: A Response to Cardinal Pell
In October, Cardinal George Pell gave a lecture in Westminster Cathedral Hall, entitled, One Christian Perspective on Climate Change.
Geoff Lace...
Australia, Aid, Global Development
The following podcast features a lecture delivered by Marc Purcell at Social Policy Connections ‘Australia, Aid, Global Development’ public forum held...
Public policy and human wellbeing
The following podcast features a lecture delivered Robert Fitzgerald AM at Social Policy Connections ‘Churches & Public Policy Conference, held at the...
Slavery: the importance of victim centred terminology
This short audio podcast of this even was presented byMichaela Guthridge's at SPC's forum on Slavery.
Nuclear disarmament: The great challenge
Professor Tilman Ruff – Chair of the Australian Board of ICAN and Rev Harry Kerr – Chair of Pax Christi (Vic), addressed Social Policy Connections...
Human Rights & the NT Intervention
The following podcast features a lecture delivered by The Honourable Alastair Nicholson, titled “Human Rights & the NT Intervention”. The talk was pre...
Mandatory detention and release of children
The following podcast features a lecture delivered by Phill Glendining. The talk was presented to Social Policy Connections on Thursday November 4th a...
Receiving asylum seekers
The following podcast features a lecture delivered by Caz Coleman. Caz drew from the findings of her recently published research project “Australia’s...
Politics, Religion & Election Issues
The following podcast features a lecture delivered by Professor John Warhurst, titled “Politics, Religion & Election”. The talk was presented to Socia...
Australia’s relationship with China: prospects and perils
Welcome to the Social Policy Connections audio podcast on the topic of moral implications of Australia’s close economic ties with China.
The fol...
New Hope for Africa: the churches’ role in peacemaking, development’
Welcome to the Social Policy Connections audio podcast,
The following Social Policy Connections event was held in association with Act f...
Reflections on Pope Benedict’s encyclical, Caritas in Veritate
The following reflections on Pope Benedict’s encyclical on Human Development,
Caritas in Veritate, were recorded Thursday November 19th 2009 at...
A Response to Global Warming
A civil engineer, Geoff Lacey is also well known as a pioneering environmentalist and naturalist. He is the author of a landmark work on the ecology o...
Micah Challenge & the UN Millennium Development Goals: what has been achieved and what more can we do?
If you would like attend one of our events please refer to our website www.social policyconnections.com.au. Please feel free to subscribe to our podc...
The Global Financial Crisis: Opportunity for Transformation
The following lecture entitled “The Global Financial Crisis: Opportunity for Transformation” was presented by Professor John Langmore on Thursday Sept...