Explore bold national reforms for early childhood prevention with Bernadette Black at the University of Sydney.
Thursday 19 March 2026
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Science Rd, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia
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Discover how early childhood support shapes lifelong outcomes in this compelling lecture by Bernadette Black, CEO of SEED Futures. This event offers a deep dive into national strategies aimed at prioritizing primary prevention in public policy. It's a unique opportunity to engage with innovative ideas that could transform family and child wellbeing across Australia.
The lecture promises to be thought-provoking and inspiring, ideal for parents, educators, and anyone interested in social policy and child development. Expect insightful discussions on the creation of a National Primary Prevention Office designed to sustain long-term strategies beyond political cycles.
Whether you are passionate about child welfare or public policy, this event will provide valuable perspectives and encourage meaningful conversations.
- Date: Thursday, 2026-03-19
- Time: 18:30 to 19:30
- Location: The Great Hall, University of Sydney
- Speaker: Bernadette Black AM, CEO of SEED Futures
The lecture is a one-hour event held in the historic Great Hall, providing a formal yet welcoming atmosphere. Tickets are required to attend, ensuring a focused and engaged audience.
The event takes place at the Great Hall, University of Sydney, located on Science Road, Camperdown NSW 2050. The venue is accessible by public transport and offers ample facilities for visitors. Parking options are available nearby but using public transit is recommended due to limited parking.
The Great Hall is a prestigious venue known for its grand architecture and comfortable seating, making it an excellent setting for a lecture of this importance.
This event is suitable for adults interested in social policy, early childhood development, and community wellbeing. While the content is relevant for parents, it is not specifically a children's activity.
Tickets must be booked in advance to secure your place. Late arrivals may not be admitted to avoid disruption.
The lecture will be conducted in English and is designed to be accessible to a broad audience, including those new to policy discussions.
Tickets are available for purchase online via the provided link. Pricing details are not specified but booking is essential to attend.
Early booking is recommended as places may be limited. Check the event website for any updates or changes to the schedule.
There are no indications of discounts or concessions, so please plan accordingly.
