Social Justicefor All

LUNCHTIME WEBINAR

Two hours of free professional

development over lunch

11 September 2019

12 Noon to 2 pm

One Aim : Social Justice

Three Words : Time for

Solidarity

Four challenging speakers

with gutsy ideas

Listen live from your desk at home and/or work via the

link https://connect.csu.edu.au/professional_lectures/

(Please note the webinar will be recorded.)

AASW social workCPD 2hours

Our SpeakersRoh Duncombe is a social work lecturer at Charles Sturt University and asocial science researcher. Her topic is Social justice: Rural homelesshealth. Susan Mlcek is a social worker, an Associate Professor and AssociateHead of School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Her topic is The placeof social justice for Indigenous Peoples, within a pedagogy of discomfort Dominic O'Sullivan is an Associate Professor in Political Science and asenior research fellow. His topic is Social Justice and the politics of Maorichild welfare: A New Zealand treaty perspective Monica Short is a social work lecturer at Charles Sturt University and asocial science researcher. Her topic is Social justice for all: Social work,sociological and theological insights Each speaker will talk for about fifteen minutes, followed by a 5 minute Qand A session.

Learning objectives:

To promote principles of human rights and social justice Encourage colleagues to consider what it means to achieve human rights and social justicethrough social development, social and systemic change, advocacy and the ethical conduct ofresearch within their environments. Help all meet their commitments to understanding the historical and contemporary disadvantage experienced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the implication of this for socialwork practice. Promote practice that is culturally, socially and spiritually competent, safe and sensitive. Work to address and redress inequity and injustice affecting the lives of people who are sociallydisadvantaged. Support social workers and others in recognising and acknowledging the religious, spiritual andsecular worldviews of all people within a framework of social justice and human rights. Raise awareness of structural and systemic inequities

For more information about the webinar please contact:

Rohena Duncombe at rduncombe@csu.edu.au

Dominic O’Sullivan dosullivan@csu.edu.au

Monica Short at mshort@csu.edu.au

Reference: Australian Association of Social Workers. (2010). Code of

Ethics. Canberra, ACT: AASW. AASW social work CPD 2hours

Instructions on how to join the webinar Please click this link https://connect.csu.edu.au/professional_lectures/ No sign up is required. However, some preparation is needed. 1. Please set up your desktop or laptop computer prior to the event.Unfortunately we cannot offer technical support to help you join.2. You are least likely to have trouble if you use Chrome browser on a PCcomputer. Mac and mobile devices will work too.3. Your computer only needs speakers, not a microphone, although use ofa microphone may assist during Q&A.4. Go to https://connect.csu.edu.au/professional_lectures/ add your nameand ‘Enter Room’ using the guest login.5. You may be given instructions to download and install the AdobeConnect Application. If it gives any trouble, start again andinstall FlashPlayer. If only a simple icon appears, click on it toinstall FlashPlayer. 6. After a lengthy download and/or connection process, a ‘room’ withvarious grey boxes should appear.Nothing much will be happening there until the webinar commences, butwhen you next log in on the time of the event, you should go straight tothis ‘room’.