Don't miss these great online panels this week at the UNSW Australian Human Rights Institute Conference on 'Accountability in Crisis' 👇

I support The Voice because I believe communities have the right to be heard on decisions, policies and programs that affect them - especially people who have suffered systemic and intergenerational disadvantage, dislocation and discrimination.

"While doorknocking last week, I met a woman leaning towards voting no due to confusing media coverage. We chatted; she was reassured but undecided. Yesterday, she approached me at the polls, proudly saying she voted Yes. Every conversation counts." @tangstake #Yes23

In the past 20 years cancer death rates have ⬇️ for non-Indigenous, but ⬆️ for Indigenous Australians. That’s not a fair go for all. I’ll be voting #YesToVoice to give Australia’s First Peoples more of a voice on key issues impacting their community, such as healthcare delivery

A message from Professor Megan Davis, Co-Chair of the Uluru Dialogues and Chief Architect of the Uluru Statement from the Heart, where this all began. ❤️💛🖤 #voteyes #ulurustatement #voicereferendum

The Voice is a practical improvement that aims to end poor policies and wasted public money, and help close the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people, says A/Prof. Sean Brennan (Sean Brennan). Authorised by Alison Avery for UNSW, Sydney bit.ly/3Fgjj2g

History is calling. The status quo hasn't been working. When we listen to Aboriginal people, there are better outcomes for everyone. I'm voting yes to the Voice. I've convinced my parents to vote Yes. I'm part of this group of 100 Chinese-Australians saying Yes. #Yes23 The National Gathering

Always was. Always will be.

Afraid of the future? Let’s figure out how to build a better one together. Join us to do just that at #Kaldor23, a day of ideas not to be missed. Early-bird rates end soon! 👇

How can we get to a better future, not just for some, but for all? Join us at #Kaldor23 to chart a path together. Early-bird rates are closing, book your spot now!

The Kaldor Centre and Human Rights Law Centre appeared as friends of the court in this landmark case. Read our joint statement about the High Court's decision today – 'an important and long-awaited victory for human rights'. bit.ly/3SwXLGy

We’ve just released new guidance on climate mobility. The starting point must be to assist people to remain in their homes for as long as they wish to do so, but we also need dignified, rights-based responses to enhance protection & migration opportunities.

'With this decision, the court has revealed an intention to exercise much greater scrutiny of the parliament and executive in ensuring constitutional limits on power are respected,' write @DanGhaz and Anna theconversation.com/high-court-rea… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Are you at #COP28UAE ? Two unmissable events below, including Monday 9am with Climate Mobility Africa Research Network (CMARN), UNSW Kaldor Centre, DisasterDisplacement and ICCCAD. Hear from amazing speakers: Prof Mizan Khan, Toyin Adejonwo, Tammy Tabe and Beatriz Eugenia Sánchez Mojica.

All #climatemobility responses should: ✅be non-discriminatory and ✅respect the human dignity and fundamental rights of individuals and communities. This includes: ✅those who move ✅communities to which they move, and ✅those who stay at home. Explore:💡bit.ly/49AHhTN

We are excited to share our new Climate Mobility Hub UNSW Kaldor Centre. It's a 101 on all aspects of climate mobility - from displacement, evacuations, migration and planned relocations, through to enabling people to stay at home. Explore it here! climatemobility.unsw.edu.au/?mc_cid=3cd4da…

It's been a while since we had to drop everything to respond to a draconian government bill ... but today was one of those days unsw.edu.au/news/2024/03/K…

Jane McAdam UNSW Kaldor Centre The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand These new laws demonstrate the potential connection between public policy and mental harm. Laws that deepen mental distress and despair for individuals who are directly impacted, plus their families. Compounding trauma of entrapment, fear, burdensomeness, unendurable uncertainty.

'In a radical departure ... the government is seeking to further criminalise the migration system. The consequences could be disastrous.' Read UNSW Law & Justice's Jane McAdam Daniel Ghezelbash Madeline Gleeson & Tristan Harley on the bill now headed for a Senate inquiry: theconversation.com/the-consequenc…

We are looking for a #Grants Coordinator to join our Asia Pacific Network of Refugees . Please share with your network APRRN LERRN Cohere Oxfam International SSI UNSW Kaldor Centre IRONMAN Triathlon UNHCR Australia, New Zealand & Pacific