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190814 V2 (Distro Draft) SC19 FRINGE FRINGE PROGRAM | SATURDAY 24 AUGUST TIME EVENT VENUE 10am Australian Fabians (Qld): Future of Organising Mezzanine Room 7 LEAN: The Channel Country 2019 Mezzanine Room 9 11am QLD Senate Team: 2019 Results and where to from here Mezzanine Room 7 Training to Win: How activist training can build a fighting ALP Mezzanine Room 9 12pm Emily’s List: Why we fight: the imPortance of women in Parliament Mezzanine Room 7 Labor Friends of Palestine: OccuPation of Palestine and Australian Union Mezzanine Room 9 Aid 1pm QILN: Voice. Treaty. Truth. Mezzanine Room 7 Cracking Down on Pay Day Lending Mezzanine Room 9 2pm STRIKE: Right to Strike in 2019 Mezzanine Room 7 Labor for the Regions Mezzanine Room 9 4:30pm RLQ: LGBTIQ - Where to from here? Mezzanine Room 7 The Great Debate: If we were starting again would State Governments (Venue TBA) exist? 2019 FRINGE | SATURDAY 24 AUGUST | EVENT DETAILS 10am AUSTRALIAN FABIANS (QLD): LOOKING AT THE FUTURE OF ORGANISING, GROWING A MOVEMENT AND EFFECTING CHANGE The Australian Fabians Queensland form part of Australia’s oldest Progressive Political think tank. We aim to promote greater equality of power, wealth and opportunity through reasoned thinking and debate. As Part of a series on the future of work, we have recruited three exPerts in the fields of change making and organising to provide you with thoughts and ideas to take forward. This event looks at how we can as change makers can organise better, grow our movement and seek out the tools and knowledge to effect change in society especially in the field of social justice. OUR SPEAKERS Amanda Tattersall: Amanda Tattersall co-founded the digital camPaign grouP GetUp and founded Sydney’s largest and broadest community coalition the Sydney Alliance. She has also studied campaigns writing the first internationally recognised book on coalitions, Power in Coalition. She was also an elected official at Unions NSW. She is currently researches social change strategy at Sydney University and is the host of the ChangeMakers podcast that tells stories about how people change the world. Michael Clifford: Michael is the Acting General Secretary of the Queensland Council of Unions. He has worked in the union movement as organiser, industrial officer, coordinator and Secretary across a number of unions covering blue and white collar workers. He was also the inaugural ChairPerson of the QLD ALP Policy Coordination Council. Lucy Collier: Federal Organiser, former Queensland State Organiser and NUW official. She is a Kennedy Teaching School Fellow and Secretary of the Morningside DeveloPment Association. Lucy is a Proud Labor activist and daughter of State Minister, Di Farmer. Mezzanine Room 7 10am LEAN: THE CHANNEL COUNTRY 2019 This Forum will look at current landscapes, Legislation protecting biodiversity and water and proposed development of a shale gas industry. Speakers ALP Member specialising in catchment and water, Pew Trust speaker, Traditional Owner or Indigenous representative. Mezzanine Room 9 11am QLD SENATE TEAM: 2019 RESULTS AND WHERE TO FROM HERE The 2019 Federal election produced Queensland Labor’s lowest Senate vote since 1949, reducing our Senate team to three. How do we change this, how do we meet the needs of duty seats and how do we use our Senators to lift Labor’s vote across our state? Join Queensland’s Labor Senate team, Murray Watt, Anthony Chisholm and Nita Green to talk about the way forward. Mezzanine Room 7 11am TRAINING TO WIN: HOW ACTIVIST TRAINING CAN BUILD A FIGHTING ALP The Queensland ALP has recently established a Training Committee to support branch members to grow our Party and campaign in their local area. You are invited to join the ALP Training Committee to discuss the importance of training, and how training can help you grow your branch and boost your activist skills. Our sPecial guest, Nadia Montague is the head of the Victorian Trades Hall Candidates School and will share how their training has empowered working people to be more involved in politics, followed uP by a Q and A. Mezzanine Room 9 12pm EMILY’S LIST: WHY WE FIGHT: THE IMPORTANCE OF WOMEN IN PARLIAMENT Join Queensland Minister for Women and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic and Family Violence Di Farmer MP and first term MP Meaghan Scanlon Member for Gaven as we discuss and reflect on the importance of women in politics and why it matters. It’s been about nine months since the Palaszczuk Labor Government’s passed its historic abortion law reforms through the Queensland Parliament, finally giving Queensland women autonomy and resPect they deserve to access the health care they need. These reforms are having a far reaching affect on the health and wellbeing of women across our State, but our fight continues. Queensland’s antiquated laws around consent are devastating women as they Pursue justice in cases of raPe and sexual assault. Hear from Minister Farmer and Meaghan Scanlon on these imPortant reforms, how they imPact women and why our fight continues. Moderated by Jo Briskey, Queensland Convenor Emily’s List Australia and Emily Brogan, President Queensland Labor Women’s Network. Mezzanine Room 7 12pm LABOR FRIENDS OF PALESTINE: OCCUPATION OF PALESTINE AND AUSTRALIAN UNION AID (LABOR FRIENDS OF PALESTINE) SPEAKERS: • Former Senator Claire Moore • Former Federal member for Longman Susan Lamb • Cross Party Delegate Rory Parker • APHEDA Executive Officer Kate Lee Speakers will inform delegates and members of their experiences and observations in the OccuPied Palestinian Territories and Israel and provide an understanding of the important work of APHEDA- the aid arm/program of the Union movement. Presentations will be followed by an audience Q & A Mezzanine Room 9 1pm VOICE. TREATY. TRUTH. The theme of NAIDOC Week, Voice, Treaty, Truth, reflects the Public policy aspirations of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across the country. Come listen to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Labor members (and a couPle of invited community guests) as they reflect on this year’s theme, and share what it means to them. This is also an oPPortunity to ask any questions you may have on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander issues. Mezzanine Room 7 1pm CRACKING DOWN ON PAY DAY LENDING It has now been almost 1,500 days since the Government established a review into the out of control payday loans industry. Despite announcing their support and repeated broken promises from former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and 4 Federal Ministers, the Government is yet to introduce legislation to the house to protect vulnerable Australians. More than 800,000 Australian households are currently turning to Pay day lending to Pay for things like electricity, groceries and household goods. Milton Dick MP will host a session with a focus on what pay day lending and consumer leases are, the devastating imPact they are having on vulnerable Australians and what we can do to end the pay day lending rip off. Mezzanine Room 9 2pm STRIKE: RIGHT TO STRIKE IN 2019 NUW delegates from Chemist Warehouse took on one of Australia's richest and most powerful companies this year and won. Hear the challenges and struggles of striking in 2019. The right to strike is a fundamental human right. So, join this fringe event to hear their story and how we put power back in the hands of working PeoPle. Mezzanine Room 7 2pm LABOR FOR THE REGIONS Mezzanine Room 9 4:30pm LGBTIQ - WHERE TO FROM HERE? Discussion about transgender and intersex Policy and legislation issues in the year ahead. Mezzanine Room 7 4:30pm THE GREAT DEBATE: IF WE WERE STARTING AGAIN WOULD STATE GOVERNMENTS EXIST? Senator Anthony Chisholm will moderate the Great Debate: If we were starting again would State Governments exist? The Affirmative Team: Hon Shannon Fentiman MP Hon Anthony Lynham MP Hon Kate Jones MP The Negative Team: Milton Dick MP Senator Murray Watt Anika Wells MP Come along for a drink and a laugh as our State and Federal Representatives go head to head. (VENUE TBA) .
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