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The Hawke Centre is proud to present a wide range of public learning events ranging from lectures and seminars to debates, roundtable discussions and forums. Where possible, unedited audio and text transcripts are posted. If you are unable to access any of the audio transcripts, please contact us to request a text version of the transcripts.
A full list of current events may be found in our 2008 Diary of Events.
Archived events from 2000-2007.
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Current events
- Some Key Issues in Religion and Culture in the Asia Pacific in the 21st Century Tuesday 2 December - Thursday 4 December Bradley Forum, 5.30pm
2009 events
- Cities in systems of cities:
Adelaide, Australia and the world - A lecture by Professor Sir Peter
Hall, University of London
Wednesday 11 March 2009, Allan Scott Auditorium, City West campus, Hawke Building: 6.15pm
Kerry Packer Civic Gallery exhibitions
- Undercurrent 2008: Underlying Landscape 10 November - 10 December
New Generation events
- Hawke Centre's FREE film series: Sustaining our global future:
Highlighting areas of ethical social action, for year 7-12 students
Term 4 sessions commence 16 October
Publications
- The Adelaide Parklands Symposium proceedings
- Chance & Commitment: Memoirs of a Medical Scientist: Basil S Hetzel AC MD
- New Hawke Centre/OECD publication: Regional Integration in the Asia Pacific: Issues and Prospects
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Autobiography of the Grand Old Lady of Australasia - colonial
political reformer, Catherine Helen Spence
(1825-1910)
Mending their wings: Focus on Rights series
- Malalai Joya MP: "the most famous woman in Afghanistan" (BBC) on Justice for Women in Afghanistan
- Human Rights and Non-violence in a Culture of War and Injustice, John Dear, SJ
- What are we going to do? A reflection on ways forward for non-Indigenous South Australians to respond to Indigenous South Australian concerns
- The voice of Alola : from Juliana to Helen with Kirsty Sword Gusmao, First Lady of East Timor and Chair of the Alola Foundation
- Human Rights: the ethical underpinning of globalisation? with Tim Costello, CEO World Vision Australia
- UNIFEM Australia: Informs seminar
Marking UN World Health Day: Make every
mother and child count
Past events in 2008
- UNIFEM Informs seminar: How can we break the cycle of violence against women...?
Marking White Ribbon Day - the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women Tuesday 25 November, Bradley Forum - International Human Rights Day address: It's time: A Bill of Rights for Australia, with Julian Burnside QC Thursday 13 November, Allan Scott Auditorium
- 2008 Annual Hawke Lecture: The Greatest Injustice - Why we have failed to improve the health of Aboriginal people, to be delivered by Professor Fiona Stanley AC Thursday 6 November, Adelaide Town Hall
- Adelaide Thinkers in Residence public lecture - with Professor Andrew Fearne Tuesday 28 October
- Inaugural UniSA Nelson Mandela Lecture: Ethical Globalization: A Vision of a World Where Benefits Accrue to All, to be delivered by Dr Musimbi Kanyoro, Director Population, Packard Foundation Tuesday 14 October
- Multifaith - Multicultural Youth Forum Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 October (Supported by The Hawke Centre)
- Wheelchair Consensus Symposium:
Approaches to wheelchair provision in less resourced settings in the
Asia Pacific Region
Thursday 25 & Friday 26 September - Reclaiming the Centre: Art, Technology, and Community in Outback South Australia and the Northern Territory Friday 19 September
- One Just World series: Will the world be able to feed itself in 2050? Wednesday 10 September
- 2008 Australia-Israel Hawke Lecture: Old-New Lands: Ancient Spirits, Cutting-edge Modernity and Europe’s Complex Legacy in Israel and Australia Wednesday 13 August
- The ICC - Towards International Justice and Ending Impunity Wednesday 23 July
- Making a
Difference: Social Inclusion for New and Emerging Communities
26-27 June, Adelaide Festival Centre Supported by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre - The History and Future of Social Innovation Conference: 19 June – 21 June Supported by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre
- ECOtvc screening and presentation event Wednesday 18 June, Supported by The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre
- Nanotechnology in food and agriculture Monday 5 May
- The Islamic Spectrum in Australia - Building cultural bridges through understanding Full-day forum Thursday 1 May
- A New Deal for Women: $$$ for global gender equality - how can Australians lead? A UNIFEM Informs Seminar: Wednesday 16 April
- Roberto Perez: The Cuban Experience: Survival, Sustainability and Building Community Thursday 10 April
- Heroic Women In Action: World Vision Australia luncheon: AUDIO TRANSCRIPT AVAILABLE mp3 file (22MB) Monday 7 April
- Climate change and global poverty: How should Australians respond? With Rev Tim Costello Friday 22 February
- Impact Student Leadership Conference Tuesday 5 February
Archived events
For past events, click on the appropriate year and full events listings for that year will be displayed.
2007 / 2006 / 2005 / 2004 / 2003 /
2002 / 2001 /
2000
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are their own and are not necessarily those of either the University of
South Australia or The Hawke Centre, they are presented in the interest of
open debate and discussion in the community and reflect our themes of:
strengthening our democracy – valuing our diversity – and building
our future.