Community attitudes are an important part of building support for policy reform to reduce poverty and inequality. This webinar will present the results of a recent survey of the Australian public undertaken as part of the UNSW-ACOSS Poverty and Inequality Partnership. We will be joined by Mark Chenery, an expert in values-based messaging and communications and Co-Founder and Director of Common Cause Australia, and Jacqueline Phillips, Deputy CEO and Director of Policy and Advocacy at ACOSS.
Join us as we discuss not only what these results mean but also how we can talk about them to build further support for policy changes.
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Presenters
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Scientia Professor Carla Treloar
Carla is Scientia Professor with the Centre for Social Research in Health and the Social Policy Research Centre. Her research interests are in the fields of hepatitis C and injecting drug use, working across different methods and disciplines.
Mark Chenery
Mark is a communications expert and trainer who works with mission driven organisations and political parties to incorporate a values-based approach to messaging. Since establishing Common Cause Australia in 2014, he and his colleagues have trained over 5,000 campaigners, communicators and fundraisers from Australia and New Zealand in the science of values and framing.
Jacqueline Phillips
Jacqueline joined ACOSS as the Director of Policy and Advocacy in August 2013. From 2010-13, she was the National Director of Australians for Native Title and Reconciliation (ANTaR). Jacqueline has a long history of involvement with the COSSes and leads the ACOSS/UNSW Poverty and Inequality research and impact partnership.
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