Events

Description Environment, Economy, Equity: Mental Health in a Changing World   Join us for this important dialogue on mental health intersection with Human Rights and Social Justice   Purpose: - To raise awareness of the structural and systemic drivers of mental health challenges - To examine how intersecting crises (climate, political, economic, and social) impact psychological wellbeing - To encourage dialogue on equitable, inclusive, and sustainable solutions supporting the marginalised - To inspire cross-sector collaboration and policy innovation Key Themes & Discussion Areas: 1. Social Determinants of Mental Health: - The role of equitable access to healthcare, education, and employment - The impact of discrimination, social exclusion, and human rights on mental wellbeing - Importance of safe and stable living environments 2. Environmental and Global Pressures: - Mental health impacts of climate change and environmental degradation - Psychological effects of natural disasters and climate-related displacement - Community resilience in the face of environmental uncertainty 3. Economic Stress and Mental Wellbeing: - Cost-of-living pressures and financial insecurity - Housing instability and homelessness - The relationship between economic systems and mental health outcomes 4. Trauma, Uncertainty, and Social Dislocation: - Anxiety, depression, and long-term mental health effects linked to instability - The psychological toll of uncertainty and disrupted communities 5. Equity and Vulnerable Populations: - Disproportionate impacts on marginalized and at-risk groups - Barriers to accessing care and support services - Compounding inequalities and systemic exclusion 6. Pathways Forward: Solutions and Action: - Policy reform to address structural drivers of mental health inequities - Corporate responsibility and ethical practices - Cross-sector collaboration (government, NGOs, private sector) - Building inclusive, resilient, and mentally healthy communities   SPONSOR ACAP University College   SPEAKERS : Deb Gavan - Clinics Director, ACAP Esperanza Martinez - Head and Professor of Practice in Health & Human Security, ANU Co-Chair and Commissioner - Lancet Commission on Health, Conflict & Forced Displacement Giancarlo de Vera - BEING Mental Health Consumers Dr Dorottya Lantos - social psychologist and social neuroscientist Join us for the Panel discussion and active roundtable discussion. Register here in Humanitix

Register your attendance here: https://events.humanitix.com/unaa-nsw-quarterly-induction-session-november-2025 Zoom Meeting link: https://macquarie.zoom.us/j/82619336880

Google Meet link: https://meet.google.com/wcu-ksjo-ekb  

Refugee Week is a significant event for the United Nations, supporting its SDG initiatives and highlighting the importance of protecting and empowering refugees. Hear from the organizations on the frontlines, supporting refugees as they rebuild their lives. Explore and discover how organizations are delivering tangible solutions for refugees and amplifying refugee voices. From settlement support to community integration, these organizations are dedicated to helping refugees thrive. Join a diverse panel of speakers who bring expertise and personal experience in the refugee domain, offering valuable insights and perspectives on this complex issue. Register here in Humanitix

 Be the Change - Inspiring Global Changemakers to take action for Peace People Planet  Teachers' Webinar   NSW School Teachers are invited to learn how they can participate in the School SDG Challenge 2025. Meet previous award winners and get inspired to support your students in developing their SDG projects.  Scan the QR code to register or use this link. Zoom link will be sent upon registration.