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Who are we?

We are an ecumenical, mainstream organization, established in 2008.  We aim to strengthen social justice and ethical structures in Australia;  to promote social justice as a core Christian value;  and to further public education on ethics, current social justice issues and the Christian perspective on them. 

 

What's new what's different?

  1. Details of our recent forums including some downloads are now available from our download page.

  2. The CES Annual General Meeting was held on 10 June. You may wish to review the revised charter and constitution.

 See the updates to our items of potential interest at the bottom of this page.

 

 

Calendar of Future events:

CES Planned Forums.

No details are currently available, however the CES proposes to hold an additional forum on social inclusion/indigenous issues sometime in July.

Later this year CES proposes to hold an additional forum on the overall efficacy of the government's social inclusion program.

More details will be available later.

 

 

Non CES Events.  (More details)

 

1.    Mercy Justice Conference  (An initiative of the Institute of Sisters of Mercy Australia)

When:    6th, 7th & 8th November 2009. Queanbeyan NSW (Commence 6.30pm Friday, conclude 4pm Sunday)

Where:   Queanbeyan NSW

Speakers: Mick Dodson, Tim Flannery, Margot O’Neill, Jan Gray rsm, Maryanne Loughry rsm, Madge McGuire, Denise Coghlan rsm,

 

 

 

  Items of potential interest

  1. Gallipoli Diggers and the 'forgotten' holocaust - Eureka Street

  2. The Monthly - Australian Politics, Society and Culture - April 2009 Edition

  3. Australia Institute - For a Just, Sustainable, Peaceful Future - Assorted topical papers/articles

  4. Global Crime Wave? A Syndrome of Crime, Violence, and Repression on the Way (DRUGS) - By Michael T. Klare

  5. Mental Health and smoking - NSW Consumer Voice

  6.  GM patents exploit the poor   Charles Rue  - Eureka Street

  7. Mundine calls for rethink on intervention - CathNews

  8. Rallies and arrests in West Papua coincide with establishment of 'International lawyer for West Papua' - Institute for Papuan Advocacy & Human Rights

  9. Conservation Council for the Canberra Region - eBulletin

  10. Exploring the Underlying Social Determinants of Aboriginal Health -  Beyond Bandaids

  11. New Report shows Social Inclusion Antidote to Turbulent Times - ANGLICARE Australia

  12. Towards an ethical future - Economy in crisis # 3 - Mark Speeks (The Tablet)
    The tale of the wealthy bludger - Anne Schmid Eureka Street

  13. Minorities stomped as India flirts with fascism   Irfan Yusuf  - Eureka Street

  14. Social Justice Sunday - Faces of Poverty (National Council of Churches)

  15. Social Justice Sunday Statement 2008 - "A Rich Young Nation - The challenge of affluence and poverty in Australia" (ACSJC)

  16. "The wage of sin is the death of the Market" - Clive Hamilton Eureka Street

  17. "Dignity in Humanity - Recognizing Christ in Every Person." A Uniting Church in Australia Statement on Human Rights

  18. Kids or Criminals - Liz Curran  Eureka Street

  19. The  Australian Catholic Social Justice Council April 09 Briefing paper

  20. View the story of the Yolngu people of Ramingining in the northern part of Central Arnhem Land.

 

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