Issue #362 | 3 March 2023

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Philanthropy

Weekly

The changing the face of politics

In the lead up to International Women's Day, the successful Pathways to Politics for Women program has come to Canberra. The University of Canberra kicked off the program at a successful breakfast launch week, and joins five other universities in a call for applications which open on Monday. 

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Latest news

Submission to Treasury

Philanthropy Australia has made a submission to the Treasury about draft legislation proposing to implement reforms to the deductible gift recipient (DGR) framework. The reforms involve transferring the administration of four DGR categories to the Australian Taxation Office.

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Cracking the code this International Women's Day

Each year brings a new theme for International Women’s Day (IWD) and a new focus for action on gender equality, recognition of the reality that we need action on multiple fronts if we are to realise the full potential of society, writes Australians Investing in Women CEO, Julie Reilly in this week's blog.

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Diversity and Philanthropy - final survey opportunity

New findings from the Centre for Social Impact and Jumbunna Institute for Indigenous Education identify the need for further research into cultural diversity and intersectionality within  philanthropy as a way to better transform systemic issues.

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New hires for the AAP Indigenous Affairs desk 

The Australian Associated Press has hired Rudi Maxwell and Eelemarni Close-Brown as reporters on the new Indigenous Affairs desk, an initiative which is supported by the Snow Foundation.

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Sector opportunities

Giving Heroes by The Funding Network

Do you know a grassroot non-profit or social enterprise working to make the world a better place for young people? Calling all grassroots for-purpose organisations that support young people. Applications are open until 9 March 2023

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Philanthropy Australia events

ChatGPT: Friend or foe for comms professionals? 

Where: Online

When: 9 March
12 noon - 1pm AEDT

 

To get the most value from ChatGPT, organisations need to consider the benefits and risks of using the technology in relation to their specific needs and operations. In the second session of our communications network, Dr Karen Sutherland will guide us through the pros and cons of using ChatGPT in our work as communications professionals. 

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Sector events

Women Leading Through Philanthropy

Host:  Australian Red Cross and the Society of Women Leaders

6 March | The Fullerton Hotel, Sydney, NSW

Transformational Tech: Innovation for women's health globally

Host: Australian International Development Network

7 March | Online

Endowments for Impact

Host: Goodwolf Partners, Brightlight, Milner + Huang

8 & 21 March | Fortitude Valley, QLD

The Case For Global Giving - Tackling Inequality

Host: Australian Communities Foundation

9 March | East Melbourne or online

Grant Seeking Workshop

Host: Strategic Grants

10 March | Adelaide, SA

The future of healthcare (For trustees and grant makers)

Host: St Vincent's Foundation

23 March | East Melbourne, VIC

Information session: Social Impact Leadership Australia

Host: Centre for Social Impact

28 March | Online

Big Deal: Melbourne Philanthropy Screening

Host: The Myer Foundation and The Australian Democracy Network,

28 March | The Victorian Pride Centre, Melbourne, VIC

Grant Seeking Workshop

Host: Strategic Grants

30 March | Perth, WA

Impact Investment Summit

Host: Impact Investment Summit, Asia Pacific

30-31 March | International Convention Centre, Sydney, NSW

Save the date: The key issues impacting the lives of First Nations people in the Kimberley

Host: The Kimberley Foundation for Marninwarntikura Fitzroy Women’s Resource Centre based in Fitzroy Crossing, WA

18 April | The Koori Heritage Trust, Melbourne, VIC | In Person & Online 

Contact The Kimberly Foundation for more information

 

Job vacancies

Philanthropy Executive (Victoria and Tasmania)

Melbourne | Bush Heritage Australia

Manager Grants Development & Lead Grants Development and Partnerships (2 permanent roles available)

Subiaco | Lotterywest

Social Impact Lead (Grants)

Subiaco | Lotterywest

People and Culture Lead

Subiaco | Lotterywest

Management Consultant 

Brisbane or Melbourne| Goodwolf

Manager Philanthropy

Sydney  | Greater Sydney Parklands

Chief Executive Officer

Melbourne  | Rock Art Australia

Corporate Engagement Manager

Perth  | Perth Children's Hospital

Major Gift Officer

Perth  | Perth Children's Hospital

Corporate Partnerships Manager

Perth  | Perth Children's Hospital Foundation

Board Director, Philanthropy (Voluntary Position)

Flexible | Australian Communities Foundation

Environmental Program Coordinator

Flexible (Sydney/Melbourne preferred) | AEGN

Head Of Philanthropy And Major Gifts

Sydney | Art Gallery of NSW

Philanthropic Grants Manager

Melbourne | WEHI

Senior Officer, Philanthropic Grants

Melbourne | WEHI

Philanthropy Support Assistant

Melbourne | WEHI

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