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Bringing policymakers, academics and the community sector together. First a symposium, then a blog, also a book. Working on Aboriginal land

Melbourne Katılım Ağustos 2013
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Here’s a selection of our most-read posts published this year, and some posts to discover, while our volunteer team takes a short break. We wish you happy and safe holidays— Power to Persuade powertopersuade.org.au/blog/2025-wrap…
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In 2025, Power to Persuade has invited articles on the theme of the relevance of rights for 21st century policy. This post from Everyday Human Rights discusses the relevance of human rights frameworks as a tool for policy makers — Power to Persuade powertopersuade.org.au/blog/human-rig…
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On Economic Abuse Awareness Day, the Working with Women Alliance is releasing a report with recommendations for government to make the child support system safer. ⁦⁦ Terese Edwards ⁦@terese_smfa⁩ & Prof Kay Cook explain why — Power to Persuade powertopersuade.org.au/blog/economic-…
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Children with incarcerated parents face unique challenges. Read Dr Vicky Saunders' insights into how systems often overlook these impacts and what can be done to better support affected children. powertopersuade.org.au/blog/invisible…
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Why is sociology essential to social policy?🤔 As Athena Charanne Presto argues, ignoring sociological insights, especially when it comes to gender and care policy, leads to decisions that are anything but neutral. powertopersuade.org.au/blog/why-socio…
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We are also definitely talking about a breach of the legislative authority granted to DSS/Services Australia to 'provide benefits' in the first place if anyone wanted to pay a barrister twice as much to go after that one
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New post @simonecasey explains why not shutting down the TCF, including payment suspensions, is a form of administrative evil because providers interests have been prioritised over the rights of people routinely subject to abusive provider practices.powertopersuade.org.au/blog/profit-ov…
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