Do we have adequate social housing in the communities that need it the most? New research from Melbourne Institute explores this, in work to give policymakers a sound evidence base for social housing investment choices. More in The Australian today 👇

Do we have adequate social housing in the communities that need it the most? Our new Breaking Down Barriers Rapid Analysis maps housing density + poverty across Australia and finds an interesting correlation. → go.unimelb.edu.au/mr4e Paul Ramsay Foundation #AntiPovertyWeek #APW22

'A longer term commitment to addressing disadvantage is critical to building our national resilience and preparing effectively for future crises.' Our CEO Prof Kristy Muir on the independent review of Australia's response to the pandemic. Read more: loom.ly/-b9pUUA

Great to be here Sydney Opera House listening to a conversation between Pasi Sahlberg Prof Sharon Goldfeld about well-being and health through and in schools.

The first independent review of Australia’s handling of the #pandemic calls for the establishment of an expert body and trusted voice on public health, and for the social sector to contribute more broadly to the next health crisis. Paul Ramsay Foundation Minderoo Foundation
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The chair of the independent review into Australia's Covid-19 response, Professor Peter Shergold AC, spoke to RN Breakfast Patricia Karvelas this morning - listen here.
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A new review has revealed the shocking truth of where Australia went wrong during the Covid-19 pandemic and who suffered the most as a result.

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Ethical data science can help us build better social systems. Our CEO Rachel Green will be sharing how mental health care can be transformed using technology at Spark Festival Annie E 🚀Investing in social impact Lorenn Ruster ANU School of Cybernetics Paul Ramsay Foundation

We applaud the NT Government's announcement of reforms to #RaiseTheAge and roll back mandatory sentencing. The revolving door in and out of prison traps far too many - we echo the voice of local organisations in welcoming these steps towards change.
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BREAKING: The NT Government has announced it will repeal mandatory sentencing for certain offences & take steps to #raisetheage of crim responsibility. We welcome these first critical steps towards an evidence-based approach to criminal justice. More: loom.ly/b8Jc0nQ

A little bit about us. Monash Q Project

🔸A collaboration with Paul Ramsay Foundation
🔸An Australian first, research project
🔸Improving the use of research evidence in Australian schools.

#UsingEvidenceBetter Monash Education
You can read more here!
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The next Public History in Darlo event is this Thursday 13 Oct! We’ll be talking community histories with Carol Vale and Donna Ingram (Murawin), Dianne Moy (Social Justice UTS) and Leigh Boucher (MQ). Join us Paul Ramsay Foundation #YirranmaPlace Register: events.humanitix.com/public-history…

It’s #WorldHomelessDay2022
In Australia young people make up approx. 21% of the homeless population.
Around 50% of young people residing in Foyers have needed safe housing with wrap-around supports due to family breakdown and violence.

#foyerschangelives #endyouthhomelessness

Join us at Yirranma Place for the next public history in Darlinghurst event from Australian Centre for Public History on 13 Oct. Hear stories from the people who live, work and play in Darlo. What do they think of the suburb’s past, present and future? Register here: loom.ly/lGp3bQ8

Data, dignity and cybernetics - we're looking forward to hosting three exciting events exploring these topics Spark Festival, a NFP festival that aims to support the growth of new economy businesses to drive prosperity for all Australians. Find out more! loom.ly/S7O0Chs