• QFCC – Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme

    Around 10,000 organisations in Queensland that care for, supervise or exercise authority over children are required to comply with the Reportable Conduct Scheme from 1 July 2026. The scheme requires organisations to report and investigate allegations of child abuse and misconduct by their workers, and is an important way we can create a culture where children, […]

  • Parentshop – 123 Magic and Emotion Coaching

    1-2-3 Magic & Emotion Coaching is a one-day professional learning program designed to equip practitioners with practical, evidence-based strategies for supporting children’s emotional regulation and managing challenging behaviour. The program is grounded in two well-established principles from developmental and behavioural research: (1) that children can be supported to develop more adaptive and flexible responses to […]

  • UQ Poche Centre: National Reconciliation Week 2026 Seminar

    As part of National Reconciliation Week the UQ Poche Centre for Indigenous Health is hosting a seminar featuring some of Australia’s most respected leaders in reconciliation and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights: Professor Jackie Huggins AM FAHA, Professor Tom Calma AO, and moderator, The Honourable Dame Quentin Bryce AD CVO. This year’s National Reconciliation […]

  • ACU, QFCC and PeakCare – Early project findings for the child welfare and mental health sectors

    Queensland’s mental health and child welfare systems were not well designed for the trauma‑driven, transdiagnostic and chronic presentations that maltreated children experience resulting in many young people falling through wide systemic gaps. That’s why PeakCare and The Queensland Child and Family Commission, with the Institute of Child Protection Studies (ACU) are developing A Youth Mental Health […]

  • QFCC – Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme

    Around 10,000 organisations in Queensland that care for, supervise or exercise authority over children are required to comply with the Reportable Conduct Scheme from 1 July 2026. The scheme requires organisations to report and investigate allegations of child abuse and misconduct by their workers, and is an important way we can create a culture where children, […]

  • 6th National Indigenous Empowerment Summit 2026

    Breaking down barriers and creating opportunities for sustainable pathways to self-determination 9 - 12 June 2026 | Pullman King George Square, Brisbane This national event brings together Indigenous leaders, educators, employers, policy makers and economic development practitioners to advance culturally grounded pathways across education, employment and economic development. The 2026 programme will feature three focused […]

  • Refugee Week 2026 – A Million Stories

    One million refugees have been welcomed by Australia since World War II. Refugee Week 2026 is a moment to reflect on that milestone and to celebrate the million stories behind it.

  • Men’s Health Week 2026

    Men's Health Week is an opportunity to shine a spotlight on men's health and to talk about how they can live happier, healthier lives, and when men and boys are encouraged to focus on improving health outcomes for themselves and those around them.

  • QFCC – Queensland’s Reportable Conduct Scheme

    Around 10,000 organisations in Queensland that care for, supervise or exercise authority over children are required to comply with the Reportable Conduct Scheme from 1 July 2026. The scheme requires organisations to report and investigate allegations of child abuse and misconduct by their workers, and is an important way we can create a culture where children, […]

  • AIFS – Setting the scene for implementing Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL)

    This is the final webinar in a 3-part series exploring approaches to collecting and using evidence in the context of Australian child and family services. Monitoring, evaluation and learning (MEL) is a coordinated and purposeful approach to generate evidence about a program or service to understand what is working, for whom and why. But moving […]

  • Infoxchange – Using AI to Make Sense of Your Data

    This practical session takes you inside how AI works with your organisation's data. You'll see live examples of well-structured versus messy data and the dramatically different outputs they produce, then learn simple frameworks to check whether AI-generated insights are actually correct. We'll also cover the ethical boundaries every NFP should have around data and AI, […]