https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-oasisSo more people, especially the Social Impact Alumni (WA), are motivated with new knowledge to make a positive contribution toward a better society.]]>enNewsCopyright Tony Haganhttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/4721f4fabaa7d1c42bbbdb61dd503baf.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/show/the-oasisWed, 13 Jun 2018 12:53:20 +0000Tony HaganTony Haganfeeds@spreaker.comThe Online Active Social Impact Salon. So more people, especially the Social Impact Alumni (WA), are motivated with new knowledge to make a positive contribution toward a better society.So more people, especially the Social Impact Alumni (WA), are motivated with new knowledge to make a positive contribution toward a better society.]]>cleanepisodicTony Haganfeeds@spreaker.comThe Online Active Social Impact Salon. So more people, especially the Social Impact Alumni (WA), are motivated with new knowledge to make a positive contribution toward a better society.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/9781983/save-the-children-full-epThe successful south-east corridor Youth Partnership Project recently won the “Outstanding Commitment to Collaborative Place-based services or solutions” category at the recent Community Excellence Service Awards ... presented during the WACOSS Conference.
This project was described on the night as a strategic project focussed on developing a better youth early intervention model to reduce the number of young people entering the Juvenile justice system. It engages state and local government, the not-for-profit community sector and local elders in working better together to improve outcomes for young people with complex needs through a collaborative place-based approach.
http://youthpartnershipproject.org.au/]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/15036830Wed, 13 Jun 2018 12:53:18 +0000Tony HaganKarina Chicote and Maria Collazos from Save the Children in WA. The successful south-east corridor Youth Partnership Project recently won the “Outstanding Commitment to Collaborative Place-based services or solutions” category at the recent Community...The successful south-east corridor Youth Partnership Project recently won the “Outstanding Commitment to Collaborative Place-based services or solutions” category at the recent Community Excellence Service Awards ... presented during the WACOSS Conference.
This project was described on the night as a strategic project focussed on developing a better youth early intervention model to reduce the number of young people entering the Juvenile justice system. It engages state and local government, the not-for-profit community sector and local elders in working better together to improve outcomes for young people with complex needs through a collaborative place-based approach.
http://youthpartnershipproject.org.au/]]>943cleanfullTony HaganKarina Chicote and Maria Collazos from Save the Children in WA. The successful south-east corridor Youth Partnership Project recently won the “Outstanding Commitment to Collaborative Place-based services or solutions” category at the recent Community Excellence Service Awards ... presented during the WACOSS Conference. This project was described on the night as a strategic project focussed on developing a better youth early intervention model to reduce the number of young people entering the Juvenile justice system. It engages state and local government, the not-for-profit community sector and local elders in working better together to improve outcomes for young people with complex needs through a collaborative place-based approach. http://youthpartnershipproject.org.au/Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/9781983/episode-10-end-homelessnessFirstly, there was the release of research (headed by our our very own Professor Paul Flatau) into the State of Homelessness in Australia’s cities using data collected at Registry Week’s across Australia.
The Alliance then released it’s Strategy for Western Australia to End Homelessness ... Titled : - A ten year plan to END homelessness in Western Australia ... Together we can make a difference.
And later in the evening on Friday April 13th, a truely unique event captured the hearts and minds of those in the PERTH CBD. There where over 1,000 performers ... comprising an orchestra; massed choir, professional and community ensembles, all moving through the streets of Perth performing Gavin Bryars' Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet. This event was led by the UWA Conservatorium of Music and co-hosted by the WA Alliance to End Homelessness and The Centre for Social Impact.
For those who missed this stunning event ... the intro to this podcast features some recordings taken from the night.
Please enjoy.
Tony]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14666770Mon, 30 Apr 2018 10:39:04 +0000Tony HaganIn recent weeks there has been a huge amount of activity in progressing the efforts to address Homelessness in WA. In this episode I was fortunate to speak with some members of the Western Australian Alliance to End Homelessness. This included Sam...Firstly, there was the release of research (headed by our our very own Professor Paul Flatau) into the State of Homelessness in Australia’s cities using data collected at Registry Week’s across Australia.
The Alliance then released it’s Strategy for Western Australia to End Homelessness ... Titled : - A ten year plan to END homelessness in Western Australia ... Together we can make a difference.
And later in the evening on Friday April 13th, a truely unique event captured the hearts and minds of those in the PERTH CBD. There where over 1,000 performers ... comprising an orchestra; massed choir, professional and community ensembles, all moving through the streets of Perth performing Gavin Bryars' Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet. This event was led by the UWA Conservatorium of Music and co-hosted by the WA Alliance to End Homelessness and The Centre for Social Impact.
For those who missed this stunning event ... the intro to this podcast features some recordings taken from the night.
Please enjoy.
Tony]]>955cleanfullTony HaganIn recent weeks there has been a huge amount of activity in progressing the efforts to address Homelessness in WA. In this episode I was fortunate to speak with some members of the Western Australian Alliance to End Homelessness. This included Sam Knight Executive Manager of Housing and Homelessness at Ruah Community Services, Michelle Mackenzie (the CEO of Shelter WA) and Katie Stubley ... who is the Alliance’s Steering Group facilitator. Firstly, there was the release of research (headed by our our very own Professor Paul Flatau) into the State of Homelessness in Australia’s cities using data collected at Registry Week’s across Australia. The Alliance then released it’s Strategy for Western Australia to End Homelessness ... Titled : - A ten year plan to END homelessness in Western Australia ... Together we can make a difference. And later in the evening on Friday April 13th, a truely unique event captured the hearts and minds of those in the PERTH CBD. There where over 1,000 performers ... comprising an orchestra; massed choir, professional and community ensembles, all moving through the streets of Perth performing Gavin Bryars' Jesus' Blood Never Failed Me Yet. This event was led by the UWA Conservatorium of Music and co-hosted by the WA Alliance to End Homelessness and The Centre for Social Impact. For those who missed this stunning event ... the intro to this podcast features some recordings taken from the night. Please enjoy. TonyNohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/9781983/th-and-heiko-5-4-18-4-02-pmHeiko has extensive experience in developing and executing strategic marketing, major gifts fundraising and corporate partnership programs. He has previously worked across health, medical research, educational, community, and charitable organisations throughout Australia.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14482982Sun, 08 Apr 2018 01:30:41 +0000Tony HaganPhilanthropy has a huge role to play in delivering effective social change and sometimes it doesn't receive the appropriate "air-time"... until now. This episode is introduced by Tony Hagan with a range of topics and questions involving philanthropy....Heiko has extensive experience in developing and executing strategic marketing, major gifts fundraising and corporate partnership programs. He has previously worked across health, medical research, educational, community, and charitable organisations throughout Australia.]]>1093cleanfullTony HaganPhilanthropy has a huge role to play in delivering effective social change and sometimes it doesn't receive the appropriate "air-time"... until now. This episode is introduced by Tony Hagan with a range of topics and questions involving philanthropy. This is followed by an interview with Heiko Plange, Senior Philanthropy Advisor at the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research. Heiko has extensive experience in developing and executing strategic marketing, major gifts fundraising and corporate partnership programs. He has previously worked across health, medical research, educational, community, and charitable organisations throughout Australia.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/9781983/aden-date-episode-8https://api.spreaker.com/episode/14153189Tue, 27 Feb 2018 05:07:17 +0000Tony HaganAden Date has recently returned from 18 months working in Tanzania. His first hand experiences provide valuable insight for anyone wanting to create social impact in developing regions. Aden has also recently penned an opinion piece about the Perth...1255cleanfullTony HaganAden Date has recently returned from 18 months working in Tanzania. His first hand experiences provide valuable insight for anyone wanting to create social impact in developing regions. Aden has also recently penned an opinion piece about the Perth Fringe Festival. Just prior to him being interviewed by Peter Bell and Paula Kruger on ABC breakfast about this article, I got the scoop during the recording of this podcast. An OASIS exclusive!!Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/9781983/podcast-7-jess-radny-29-1-18-2-13-pmhttps://api.spreaker.com/episode/13912738Mon, 29 Jan 2018 06:32:25 +0000Tony HaganJess Radny is an architect and a member of the Alumni for Social Impact. In this podcast, Jess introduces us to the concept of how we can physically live differently in our communities and discusses how to investigate and understand what it means to...900cleanfullTony HaganJess Radny is an architect and a member of the Alumni for Social Impact. In this podcast, Jess introduces us to the concept of how we can physically live differently in our communities and discusses how to investigate and understand what it means to live well.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/9781983/episode-6-fadzi-wandehttps://api.spreaker.com/episode/13649300Fri, 22 Dec 2017 08:05:36 +0000Tony HaganIn this episode, Tony chats with Fadzi Whande, Global Diversity and Inclusion Strategist, about her latest role as the Resources Adviser, Inclusion and Diversity at UWA. She is known to many of us in the social impact scene and has created an...959cleanfullTony HaganIn this episode, Tony chats with Fadzi Whande, Global Diversity and Inclusion Strategist, about her latest role as the Resources Adviser, Inclusion and Diversity at UWA. She is known to many of us in the social impact scene and has created an enormous impact on both the local and international stages, especially in the promotion of human rights and diversity.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/9781983/episode-5-louise-forster-chorusChorus was formed in 2017 by the merge of three established WA care providers, Care Options, Community First International and Volunteer Task Force.
In this episode Lauren and Tony speak to Louise Forster, Head of Brand and People at Chorus to explore the purpose of this merger and discover both the positive outcomes and the challenges that have occurred.
http://chorus.org.au/]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/13433347Mon, 27 Nov 2017 02:43:23 +0000Tony HaganMergers in the NFP space in WA Chorus was formed in 2017 by the merge of three established WA care providers, Care Options, Community First International and Volunteer Task Force. In this episode Lauren and Tony speak to Louise Forster, Head of...Chorus was formed in 2017 by the merge of three established WA care providers, Care Options, Community First International and Volunteer Task Force.
In this episode Lauren and Tony speak to Louise Forster, Head of Brand and People at Chorus to explore the purpose of this merger and discover both the positive outcomes and the challenges that have occurred.
http://chorus.org.au/]]>882cleanfullTony HaganMergers in the NFP space in WA Chorus was formed in 2017 by the merge of three established WA care providers, Care Options, Community First International and Volunteer Task Force. In this episode Lauren and Tony speak to Louise Forster, Head of Brand and People at Chorus to explore the purpose of this merger and discover both the positive outcomes and the challenges that have occurred. http://chorus.org.au/Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/9781983/episode-4-coan-harvey_1https://api.spreaker.com/episode/13255443Mon, 06 Nov 2017 10:41:56 +0000Tony HaganCoan Harvey from the Social Impact Alumni has an interesting hobby. He got to enjoy this on a recent trip to South America.955cleanfullTony HaganCoan Harvey from the Social Impact Alumni has an interesting hobby. He got to enjoy this on a recent trip to South America.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/9781983/episode-3-double-episodeLauren speaks to Rebecca from Drumbeat, the social enterprise from Holyoake that operates worldwide. This program is focused on building resilience through rhythm. It's an evidence-based social and emotional learning program that enables real change.
Also, I spend some time with Kat Clements discussing the Alumni for Social Impact "Brain Exchange" initiative and some other things that Kat is passionate about.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/13109057Mon, 23 Oct 2017 23:29:15 +0000Tony HaganBonus Double Episode. Lauren speaks to Rebecca from Drumbeat, the social enterprise from Holyoake that operates worldwide. This program is focused on building resilience through rhythm. It's an evidence-based social and emotional learning program...Lauren speaks to Rebecca from Drumbeat, the social enterprise from Holyoake that operates worldwide. This program is focused on building resilience through rhythm. It's an evidence-based social and emotional learning program that enables real change.
Also, I spend some time with Kat Clements discussing the Alumni for Social Impact "Brain Exchange" initiative and some other things that Kat is passionate about.]]>1090cleanfullTony HaganBonus Double Episode. Lauren speaks to Rebecca from Drumbeat, the social enterprise from Holyoake that operates worldwide. This program is focused on building resilience through rhythm. It's an evidence-based social and emotional learning program that enables real change. Also, I spend some time with Kat Clements discussing the Alumni for Social Impact "Brain Exchange" initiative and some other things that Kat is passionate about.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/9781983/podcast-2-final
The Impact Seed pitch night was held during the Social Impact Festival 2017.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/13016400Mon, 16 Oct 2017 05:56:54 +0000Tony HaganImpact Seed are capacity builders focused on growing impact investment in conversation with impact businesses, government, CSR and private wealth, and demonstrating why the ‘business for good’ model works in bridging investment and philanthropy....
The Impact Seed pitch night was held during the Social Impact Festival 2017.]]>978cleanfullTony HaganImpact Seed are capacity builders focused on growing impact investment in conversation with impact businesses, government, CSR and private wealth, and demonstrating why the ‘business for good’ model works in bridging investment and philanthropy. The Impact Seed pitch night was held during the Social Impact Festival 2017.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/9781983/episode-1-james-and-lee
The research report, Collective giving and its role in Australian philanthropy, sheds light on the emergence of collective giving, a relatively new model of giving in Australia that involves individuals coming together and pooling their resources to fund social change.This is the first time the Australian Government has commissioned specific research on collective giving.

James Boyd and Lee Partridge presented at the Social Impact Festival and discuss with us the research findings and what it means.]]>https://api.spreaker.com/episode/12909406Thu, 28 Sep 2017 12:31:00 +0000Tony HaganNew research led by Creative Partnerships Australia and commissioned by the Department of Social Services (DSS) suggests that participating in collective giving has the potential to substantially grow philanthropy and build stronger communities in...
The research report, Collective giving and its role in Australian philanthropy, sheds light on the emergence of collective giving, a relatively new model of giving in Australia that involves individuals coming together and pooling their resources to fund social change.This is the first time the Australian Government has commissioned specific research on collective giving.

James Boyd and Lee Partridge presented at the Social Impact Festival and discuss with us the research findings and what it means.]]>1118cleanfullTony HaganNew research led by Creative Partnerships Australia and commissioned by the Department of Social Services (DSS) suggests that participating in collective giving has the potential to substantially grow philanthropy and build stronger communities in Australia The research report, Collective giving and its role in Australian philanthropy, sheds light on the emergence of collective giving, a relatively new model of giving in Australia that involves individuals coming together and pooling their resources to fund social change.This is the first time the Australian Government has commissioned specific research on collective giving. James Boyd and Lee Partridge presented at the Social Impact Festival and discuss with us the research findings and what it means.No