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DIVERSITY • POWER • PURPOSE Pocket Program WIFI PASSWORD: BEYONDBANK
Sponsors
Contents THE NATIONAL VOLUNTEERING CONFERENCE 2020 WISH TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE
FOLLOWING SPONSORS AND SUPPORTERS FOR THEIR INVALUABLE SUPPORT:
Sponsors 3
Conference App 4 HOSTS S U P P O RT I N G PA RT N E R
General Information 5
Conference Program 6-11
Social Program 12
Venue Map 13
Exhibition 14-15
PLATINUM SPONSOR VENUE SPONSOR BARISTA SPONSOR
Conference Hosts
VOLUNTEERING AUSTRALIA VOLUNTEERING WA
LEVEL 2 , 202 CITY WALK, CANBERRA ACT 2601 LEVEL 1 , 3 LOFTUS ST, WEST LEEDERVILLE WA 6007
02 6251 4060 08 9482 4333
WWW.VOLUNTEERINGAUSTRALIA.ORG WWW.VOLUNTEERINGWA.ORG.AU
SILVER SPONSOR CONFERENCE SUPPORTER SATCHEL SPONSOR
Conference Venue and Welcome Reception
WIFI SPONSOR BRONZE SPONSORS
PERTH CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE (PCEC)
21 MOUNTS BAY ROAD, PERTH WA 6000
08 9338 0300
WWW.PCEC.COM.AU
Conference Celebration Cocktail Venue
WEBSITE SPONSOR CONFERENCE SUPPORTER
T H E R I T Z- C A R LTO N P E RT H
1 BARRACK STREET, PERTH WA 6000
08 6559 6888
WWW.RITZCARLTON.COM/EN/HOTELS/AUSTRALIA/PERTH
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Stay Connected at NVC2020 General Information
Download the National Volunteering Conference 2020 App to get the most out of the Conference! CATERING
N AV I G AT E the event agenda and logistics, even without Wi-Fi or data. Access useful Morning and afternoon teas and lunches will be served in the Riverside Theatre Foyer on Level 2
information like ridesharing and local attractions through the Community Board. on Wednesday and Thursday and in the Northern Foyer on Friday. For timings please refer to the
detailed program on the Conference App.
N E T W O R K E F F E C T I V E LY plan who to meet by exploring attendee profiles and sending
out messages. Food and beverage items have been selected with delegates dietary requirements in mind i.e.
Gluten free, vegetarian. Delegates with specific dietary requirements will be separately catered for.
PA R T I C I PAT E in event activities through session likes, comments, ratings, live polling,
tweeting, and more.
REGISTRATION DESK
For enquiries during the conference, please contact the staff at the registration desk located on
Level 2. The registration desk will operate during the following times:
TO DOWNLOAD THE NVC2020 APP
PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW: Wednesday 18 March 2020 0700 – 1800
ENTER WWW.WHOVA.COM/WEBAPP/E/NATIO_202003/ IN YOUR BROWSER, OR Thursday 19 March 2020 0730 – 1700
Friday 20 March 2020 0730 – 1500
SEARCH “ WHOVA ” IN THE APPLE APP STORE OR GET IT ON GOOGLE PLAY
SPEAKERS PREPARATION ROOM
The Speakers Preparation Room is located in Level 1 Speaker Lounge on Level 1.
The Speakers Preparation Room will operate during the following times:
Wednesday 18 March 2020 0730 – 1500
Thursday 19 March 2020 0730 – 1700
Friday 20 March 2020 0730 – 1200
Speakers are asked to visit the Speakers
Preparation room to upload their
presentations and make any final
changes a minimum of two hours
prior to their session. Speakers
are unable to upload their
presentation in the session
rooms.
CLOAKROOM
Luggage cloaking facilities
will be available at the venue.
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START FINISH RIVERSIDE THEATRE
7:00 9:00 Registration Open
9:00 9:15 Welcome to Country and Conference Open
Recovering from Disaster – the Fire Fund and Team Rubicon Partnership: Christopher Mayfield, OAM
9:15 10:15
Response Lead Fire Fund at Minderoo Foundation: Geoffery Evans, Team Rubicon
10:15 10:30 The Hon Anne Ruston, Minister for Families and Social Services
10:30 11:00 Morning Tea & Exhibition
START FINISH RIVERSIDE THEATRE RIVERVIEW ROOM 5 MEETING ROOM 6 MEETING ROOM 7 MEETING ROOM 8
Concurrent Session 1
1.3 - Designing a
1.1 - Optimising your 1.2 - Understanding your 1.4 - Embracing Diversity 1.5 - The Changing Nature
Volunteer Engagement
Volunteer Workforce Legal Obligations and Inclusion of Volunteering
Framework
107: Corporate Volunteer
78: Proud Beaches, creating a more
Collaborations - an innovative
inclusive life saving culture with the
11:00 11:20 framework
LGBTIQ Community
Wendy Gauci,
89: Managing legal risk while Gary Driscoll
Lurline Byles
embracing diversity
Juanita Pope 56: Get Ready - Planning for the use
of spontaneous disaster volunteers in
92: Optimising your volunteer 80: How to co-design a mental health 31: The Power of Three
11:20 11:40 local communities
workforce focused Volunteer Engagement Robyn Monro Miller
Amanda Nixon
Sarah Wilson, Framework Katherine Green
Sharon Winks Heidi Prowse
99: Volunteering and Settlement in 16: Valuing Volunteers
11:40 12:00 Partnering for the Future - Australia Sue Regan Bill Calcutt
Strengthening Volunteering in
Australia Leave no one behind: Volunteering
74: The past, present and future trends
Evelyn O’Loughlin, with universal Sustainable
in volunteering that predict the future
12:00 12:20 Lisa Schimanski, Development Goals as a tool for
directions of the volunteering world
Mara Basanovic embracing diversity and inclusion
Dr Judy Esmond
Peter Devereux
12:20 12:30 Q&A
12:30 13:30 Lunch & Exhibition
START FINISH RIVERSIDE THEATRE RIVERVIEW ROOM 5 MEETING ROOM 6 MEETING ROOM 7 MEETING ROOM 8
Concurrent Session 2
2.4 - Diversity and
2.1 - Virtual Volunteer 2.3 - Volunteer
2.2 - Managing Legal Risk Inclusion: Putting Theory 2.5 - Engaging Volunteers
Recruitment Management
into Practice
47: School students – reshaping the
18: Shake it up - the future of 68: Inclusive, Impactful and Ethical
46: A Volunteer Success Story future of volunteering
13:30 13:50 volunteer management Volunteering With Recent Migrants
10: Supply vs Demand - What we need Stephanie Watson Heidi Unferdorben,
Alison McLeod Michelle Kitney
to recruit more effectively online Tracey Wallace
Rebecca Miller 45: Complex Partnerships to Engage
Katrina Hudson 67: AGNSW Community 8: Making a Ruckus; Volunteer
93: Let’s Talk About Inclusion Young People
13:50 14:10 Ambassador program Managers agitating for change
Becc Spradau in Volunteering
Pia Hughes Tracey O’Neill
Lynelle Fozard
40: Making Volunteering Count
54: Malparara Way 35: The difference an hour makes
14:10 14:30 Tina Williams
Kerri Mitchell Gerri Clay
84: Strategic innovation in managing 37: The ABC of XYT: Young Volunteers Lisa Schimanski
an advocacy agenda at MoAD A model to empower and scale local
Anne Peachey Toni Dam 14: Volunteers: world-leading research
impact 49: Engaging the Young Volunteers
14:30 14:50 and climate change solutions
Emma Gibbens, Kylie Melanie Tate
Madeline Townsend
Elsegood-Smith
14:50 15:00 Q&A
15:00 15:30 Afternoon Tea & Exhibition
START FINISH RIVERSIDE THEATRE
Panel Session: Diversity and Inclusion
Fadzi Whandi, VWA Board
15:30 17:00
Arihia Bennett, Chief Executive Officer, Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu
David Gibson, Chief Executive Officer, Access Deaf Plus WA
17:00 19:00 WELCOME COCKTAIL
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START FINISH RIVERSIDE THEATRE
7:00 9:00 Registration Open
9:00 9:50 Samuel Johnson
10:20 10:50 Morning Tea & Exhibition
START FINISH RIVERSIDE THEATRE RIVERVIEW ROOM 5 MEETING ROOM 6 MEETING ROOM 7 MEETING ROOM 8
Concurrent Session 3
3.2 - Volunteer 3.3 - Innovative 3.4 - Recruitment and 3.5 - Technology and
3.1 - Safe Work
Leadership Network Partnerships 1 Retention Innovation
65: Off to a good start: Volunteer
Panel Session
recruitment for inclusion and
Good work: How you can maximise
retention
corporate volunteers 87: Podcast your people: volunteering
Dr Djurre Holtrop,
10:50 11:30 Gemma Rapson, with impact
96: Bullying and other behaviours in Panel Session Sumayyah Ahmad,
Simon J. Robinson, David Jacquier
volunteer settings: Gossip is by far 36/38: Cup of Tea – How hard can Dr Patrick Dunlop,
Carlie Jones,
the biggest issue in our large team of that be? Dr Darja Kragt,
Jo Watkins
volunteers VWA Volunteer Prof Marylène Gagné
Dr Megan Paull Leadership Network 53: Chorus and Curtin University -
70: The ‘Secret Sauce’: Using
Driving change through the power of 34: How to volunteer using an online
Meaningful Volunteering to Develop
11:30 12:10 knowledge digital platform
Stronger Corporate Partnerships
Emer Duggan, Suzanne Marshall
Katie Voss
Louise Forster
12:20 13:20 Lunch & Exhibition
START FINISH RIVERSIDE THEATRE RIVERVIEW ROOM 5 MEETING ROOM 6 MEETING ROOM 7 MEETING ROOM 8
Concurrent Session 4
4.1 - Co-Design and 4.2 - Futureproofing 4.3 - Innovative 4.4 - Innovation and 4.5 - Technology and
Collaboration Volunteerism Partnerships 2 Storytelling Communication
23: Volunteering Strategy for South
Australia – working collaboratively
48: Collaborating to Drive Innovation 51: Technology and the future of
59: Safeguarding Volunteering in and innovatively across sector 20: Innovating your volunteers
and Diversity volunteering
13:20 13:50 Tasmania boundaries to create better outcomes (Thoughts from outside the box)
Kate White, Andy Fryar,
Dr Lisa Schimanski for South Australian volunteers Scott Black
Jen Wyness Tony Goodrow
Daniella Nofi
Rod Dolling
33: We all play together! A Victorian
85: Storytelling that Speaks to Us: how
73: Co-designing Volunteer Peer local government
volunteer leaders can harness the 104: Trello-blazing the way: using
support for Older WomEn to pRomote 60: Mergers - Creating a new culture network model
13:50 14:20 power of story to effect social change technology to do the heavy lifting
wellbeing and independence (POWER) Lisa Begley Jane Lawson
Jessica Alikaris, Hannah Pia Baral
Dr Maja Green Christine Bell
Mahendra Chitrarasu
Jean Tusler
71: Volunteer Family Connect:
Bringing together communities 106: The secret to NFP relevance & 39: The whole is greater than the sum 43: Engaging Volunteers for Better
41: Innovative Professional Leadership
to make a difference for isolated sustainability of its parts Communication
14:20 14:50 and Endorsement programs
families Penny Aquino, Renae Gillespie, Andrea Dinse
Sara Sterling
Dr Rebekah Grace, Lucinda Gayl Elizabeth Acason Ms Jennifer Pidgeon
Dr Jayne Meyer-Tucker
14:50 15:20 Afternoon Tea & Exhibition
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START FINISH RIVERSIDE THEATRE RIVERVIEW ROOM 5 MEETING ROOM 6 MEETING ROOM 7 MEETING ROOM 8
Concurrent Session 5
5.3 - Measurement 5.5 - Sustainable
5.1 - Researchers Panel 5.2 - Changemakers 5.4 - Virtual Volunteering
Framework Development Goals
86: Partnering with Researchers to 101: The Next Generation of IMPACT2030 Council of Australia
15:20 15:50
Respond Effectively to the Changing Changemakers Leigh Simmonds
55: National Measurement of
World Mrs Antonia Taylor, 52: Taking it Digital – Shaping and
the Outcomes of VSS and Their 76: Embracing the United Nations
Prof Kirsten Holmes, Ayeesha Fredericksen, Growing the Impact of your Volunteer
Contribution to the SDGs Sustainable Development Goals to
Evelyn O’Loughlin, Lydia Gibson, Program Through Virtual Volunteering
15:50 16:20 Ms Vivienne, activate change makers to achieve
Jennifer Pigeon, Nicki Bardwell, Mrs Vicki Meyer
Cunningham-Smith your organisation’s outcomes
Assocociate Prof Patrick Jenny Chang,
Dunlop Andrew Szabo Victor Lee
START FINISH RIVERSIDE THEATRE
16:20 17:05 Dr Rob Macmillan, Principal Research Fellow, Sheffield Hallam University
19:00 23:00 CONFERENCE CELEBRATION - RITZ-CARLTON PERTH
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START FINISH Meeting Room 1,2,3 Combined
7:00 14:00 Registration Open
8:45 10:15 Arihia Bennett, Chief Executive Officer, Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu
Interactive Sessions/Masterclasses/Workshops Group Volunteering Activites
10:15 10:30 Morning Tea
Meeting Room 2 & 3 Kings Park Botanic
START FINISH Meeting Room 11 Meeting Room 1 Rottnest Island Perth Zoo
combined Gardens
Researchers Masterclass 1:
Session 1: Addressing social isolation
Volunteer Resource
10:30 12:00 How to get research done for through volunteering
Centre Session 1
your organisation Katie Ray Curo,
Dr Rob Macmillan Dr Katharina Wolf
Start Time 10:15
12:00 12:45 Lunch Start Time 10:15 Start Time 10:15
Finish Time approx
Finish Time 14:00 Finish Time 14:00
Masterclass 2: 17:00
Morning Tea & Lunch Morning Tea & Lunch
Advocacy, encouraging agency Morning Tea & Lunch
Researchers included included
and activism included
Session 2:
Volunteer Resource Belinda Teh
12:45 14:00 Publishing in the volunteering
Centre Session 2 Anne Peachey
and not-for-profit space
Jimmy Murphy
Dr Rob Macmillan
Amanda Kendle
Sue Regan
Level 1
Social Program Venue Map
WELCOME COCKTAIL PERTH CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE, LEVEL 1
Date: Wednesday 18 March 2020
Time: 17:00 - 19:00
Venue: Riverside Theatre Foyer, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, Perth
Dress: Smart casual
Tickets: Inclusive for all registered conference delegates
Reflect on the day’s sessions and meet industry peers as we welcome you to Perth, Western
Australia. Meet fellow delegates, exhibitors and sponsors while enjoying a selection of canapés
and beverages.
Level 2
CONFERENCE CELEBRATION COCKTAIL
Date: Thursday 19 March 2020 PERTH CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE, LEVEL 2
Time: 19:00 - 23:30
Venue: The Ritz-Carlton Perth, 1 Barrack Street, Perth LEGEND
Dress: Cocktail, Lounge Suit Toilets Information Lift Disabled Access Stairs Café Views Pavillion Meeting Room Office Operable Wall
Capacities are a guide only and are subject to change depending on room setup, audio visual and catering requirem
Tickets: Inclusive for all registered conference delegates. Please bring your conference name
+61 8 9338 0300 | info@pcec.com.au | pcec.com.au | 21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth WA 6000
badge with you to the cocktail event.
Join us for the Conference Celebration Cocktail — the perfect
opportunity to network with fellow delegates and like-
minded individuals as you enjoy canapés and
local wines at the brand new Ritz-Carlton
Perth. Cutting a striking silhouette
along the Swan River, The Ritz-
Carlton, Perth evokes timeless
luxury and the joy of discovery.
Set within a stunning building
on Elizabeth Quay, the hotel
overlooks the river, skyline
and urban parks.
Guests should plan their arrival
at the venue by 19:00. There will
be no pre-arranged transportation,
as the function is located a short
All public areas of Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre are wheelchair accessible and the Centre
distance from the Perth Convention and
conforms with both Australian Standards, 1428.1 and 1428.2 (enhanced provisions). There is lift and
Exhibition Centre, within walking distance of LEGEND ramp access to all areas of the PCEC. There are also bathrooms designed for wheelchair access, as
most conference hotels.
Toilets well as disabled
Information Lift parking spaces
Disabled Access in the City
Stairs of PerthCafé
car park, located
Views underneath
Pavillionthe venue.
Meeting Room Office
Capacities are a guide only and are subject to change depending on room setup, audio
+61 8 9338 0300 | info@pcec.com.au | pcec.com.au | 21 Mounts Bay Road, Perth WA 6000
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Exhibition Booths Exhibition Map
ORGANISATION BOOTH PERTH CONVENTION AND EXHIBITION CENTRE, LEVEL 2
AON 8
Department of Communities 9
Eduka 3
SEEK Volunteer 4
9 8
VIKTOR and VIRA 1-2 10
Volunteering State Peaks 6
Volunteering Australia 7
Department of Fire and Emergency Services 10
7
6
Lift
Riverside
Theatre
Foyer
MR 9
MR 10 5
4
MR 11 3
2
MR 12
1
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