Once again our politicians are ignoring the clear and overwhelming evidence of what is is in the best interests of children for political expediency Jaclyn Symes Shannon Fentiman Mark Speakman @VickieChapmanMP Save the Children Australia Change the Record #RaiseTheAge

The #CSIPulse Wave 2 survey results launch today. This innovative research reveals the impacts of #COVID19Aus on the #forpurpose sector, examining operating conditions and challenges around service provision and supply. Findings at csi.edu.au/pulse #nfpau

Huge demand across #forpurpose sector; very limited capacity to adequately handle it. 'These issues existed before 2020 as a result of the prohibitive nature of short-cycle funding – the pandemic has exacerbated the situation.' Centre for Social Impact @MeganWeier probonoaustralia.com.au/news/2021/11/c…

The first 3-day #SILAProgram retreat for cohort one kicked off in Sydney today with twenty four CEOs! 👏 We wish the #SILA24 all the best on their leadership journey. With thanks to @VFFFoundation, @prfoundation1, #sidneymyerfund #themyerfoundation Prof Kristy Muir 🙏

As the outgoing CEO of the Centre for Social Impact, Prof Kristy Muir, winds up her time at the organisation, she reflects on the positive and negative changes over the past five years, and what the future holds. bit.ly/3xkst9e

Now is the time. Let's make the decisions, do the work, create the change to make our country better than it has ever been. #nowisthetime #changeiscoming #change #thechangeweseek lnkd.in/gUjfGKK5

10-year-olds belong in the park, not detention #raisetheage

Now that we’ve established that 16 year kids shouldn’t drive forklifts, can we agree that 10 year old kids shouldn’t be in prison?

Calling all Sydney-based #forpurpose leaders - you can still register for the March intake of CSI's 2-day exec education course: Governance for Social Impact (23-24 March). Lead by Prof Kristy Muir, this is your chance to think + lead outside the box. 👉 buff.ly/2GhuvNy #G4SI

Not sure if the #SILA leadership program is right for you? The Cohort Two info session is your chance to find out, happening this Wed (9 March) at 3:30pm AEDT. Join us >> buff.ly/35kFN37 #SILAProgram

Women have been active in Australian philanthropy for generations - giving through kinship, kindness and creativity Prof Kristy Muir @prfoundation1 #IWD2022

Australian charities are being hamstrung by a lack of funding for overhead costs such as rent, HR, and IT services, which is impacting service delivery for vulnerable Australians, new research has found. Centre for Social Impact Social Ventures Australia Prof Kristy Muir bit.ly/3wvn2FY

#GirlPower in Melbourne today. Karen Sobels, President Victoria Chamber of Commerce Anthea Williams Australian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (ACCI) and Prof Kristy Muir ‘A Fairer Australia’ “if you’ve been lucky in life, it’s your responsibility and not your choice to give back.”

'We can no longer pretend we didn't know': Proud to have supported this research but horrified by the data ⁦@prfoundation1⁩ abc.net.au/news/2022-07-0…

What if there was a relatively simple policy change that could assist at least 34,800 women to leave family and domestic violence? Would we do it? ⁦@prfoundation1⁩ themandarin.com.au/195017-ending-…

Really excited to have an open grant round to improve outcomes for kids in the early years! Can’t wait to see the great ideas that emerge!

What drives us in the philanthropic sector? We imagine a future where people, places and planet can thrive Prof Kristy Muir @prfoundation1 Philanthropy Aus #for❤️ #3PConf2022

“This isn’t about who is to blame …, but about recognising that these fault lines exist [and] that we have a responsibility to address them… [so] all people and communities have equitable opportunity not just to survive, but to thrive.”paulramsayfoundation.org.au/news-resources…

Thanks Ministers Amanda Rishworth MP and Aly and many fantastic leaders for a great #EYS2023 and for the governments support to ensure all children and families thrive! I loved being part of the conversation @prfoundation1

Thanks Hamish, “I [also] can’t imagine why you wouldn’t vote Yes”