THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW – A CASSE Symposium on Breakthrough Recognition

What does a nation that sees, hears and knows – that recognises – all of its peoples look like? Taking the day after recognition as a possible starting or end point, this symposium will journey through the unrecognised trails of trauma and shine a light on breakthroughs to achieve recognition, change minds and save lives.

DON’T MISS THIS IMPORTANT EVENT… EARLYBIRD DISCOUNT EXTENDED UNTL 15 FEBRUARY…

THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW – A CASSE SYMPOSIUM ON BREAKTHROUGH RECOGNITION

SATURDAY 25 MARCH 2017
9 am – 5 pm

Featuring Senator Patrick Dodson

The Melbourne Brain Centre, Kenneth Myer Building, The University of Melbourne
30 Royal Parade , Parkville, Victoria

Cost (GST Inc):
$150 Standard
$130 Earlybird Discount (EXTENDED UNTIL 15 FEBRUARY!)
$100 Concession Card holders

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What does a nation that sees, hears and knows – that recognises – all of its peoples look like?

Taking the day after recognition as a possible starting or end point, this symposium will journey through the unrecognised trails of trauma and shine a light on breakthroughs to achieve recognition, change minds and save lives.

Who will benefit from attending?

Aboriginal people and representatives from Aboriginal organisations
Psychoanalytic psychotherapists, psychoanalysts, psychologists, social workers, psychiatrists, counsellors and mental health practitioners
Thought leaders, practitioners and advocates from the legal, justice, political and welfare system
Service providers working to break cycles of trauma and violence
All Australians seeking to develop mutual understanding and recognition for a reconciled Australia.

What you can contribute and take away from this event:

Insights from Aboriginal leaders
Analysis of yesterday’s policy failures
Greater understandings of why Aboriginal people are in crisis – from both sides of the racial divide
Clear insights into practical, psychological approaches that are making a real difference to the lives of Aboriginal people
Clarity around practical recognition – what it looks like and how to get there
Dreamings of tomorrow

SPEAKERS:

· Senator Patrick Dodson

· Alexis Wright (via video)

· The Hon Mark Dreyfus QC, MP

· Kenneth Lechleitner Pangarta

· John, Lord Alderdice (via video)

· Pamela Nathan

· Dr Timothy Keogh

· Dr Craig San Roque

· Kieran Finnane

· and the Men’s Tjilirra Movement

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