12-20 September 2026
Join The Hon. Doug Cameron for the 2025 Laurie Carmichael Lecture on the subject ‘Australian Sovereignty and the Path to Peace’. About The Hon. Doug Cameron The Hon. Doug Cameron is a retired trade unionist who served as Senator for New South Wales from 2007-2019,...
Don’t miss this rare chance to hear from an inspiring panel sharing their experiences of RMIT’s Inside-Out classes—where university students and incarcerated individuals come together to learn, challenge perspectives, and build connections inside the prison walls....
What do indicators really tell us - and what kinds of change are they designed to support? This conversation brings together researchers and practitioners working with indicators in diverse ways and at different scales; from community-led initiatives such as the...
Amid rising global instability, the threat of nuclear conflict is re-emerging as a central concern for international peace and security. Hosted by the Australian Fulbright Alumni Association (AFAA) and RMIT University, this expert panel will explore today’s most...
It is well established that the expertise of people who have lived through difficult experiences like homelessness and housing precarity can profoundly reshape policy and practice. In areas like mental health and disability the idea of ‘nothing about us, without us’...
As organisations navigate the evolving terrain of hybrid work, economic uncertainty and rising burnout, the concept of workplace resilience has gained renewed attention. Yet, what does it truly mean to be resilient at work? This panel brings together academics who...
2025 is the International Year of Quantum, as it is 100 years since the initial development of quantum mechanics. But what does this mean for society? How can quantum technologies help reduce inequalities, support clean energy, and inform climate action? This year...
THIS EVENT IS CANCELLED DUE TO ILLNESS - Tickets holders will be contacted if a new date is scheduled Join us for the official launch of Swim Melbourne, an online storymap of places to swim and a panel discussion on swimming research. Urban swimming is an activity...
Co-creating dance research with and for dancers with Down syndrome Dancekin RMIT “Duo Piece” is a powerful collaboration between dancers, artists and researchers exploring how dance with people with Down syndrome can spark connection, creativity, and social change....
How does research become action? Join leading voices from the community, health, and justice sectors as we unpack how social science is driving real-world change — from influencing policy to reshaping practice. Facilitated by Hang Vo (CEO, Sacred Heart Mission &...