to the event flyer.

Daring to be Different
Stepping through the door
Are we ready to transform words into action?
Speakers
Julian McMahon
Julian McMahon is a barrister at the Victorian Bar. He works in criminal law. In
recent years he has become known for working on cases involving the death
penalty, including the Bali 9 cases of Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan
executed in Indonesia in April 2015. Julian is currently on the Boards of Jesuit
Social Services, and Reprieve Australia (an anti-death penalty organisation).
Jo Doherty
Jo Doherty, Best Practice Coordinator at Elizabeth Morgan House Aboriginal
Women’s Services, started off on a very different path as a biologist working
to ‘save the frogs’ at the Amphibian Research Centre. Jo describes her life as a
‘journey unexpected’, leading her to working for the peak Victorian Aboriginal
Women’s body as a specialist high risk Family Violence Worker responding to
the needs of women and children and assisting them to navigate the justice
and crisis systems.
Darren Side
Darren Side is the Indigenous Education Coordinator and a senior teacher at
Xavier College. Darren has been Principal of two remote Aboriginal schools in
the Kimberley. His work in Aboriginal communities and schools has seen him
develop and implement successful educational programs dedicated to
promoting Aboriginal literacy and numeracy through life skills programs.
Time:
Date:
Where:
7:30pm - 9:30pm
Monday
29 August 2016
Eldon Hogan
Performing Arts Centre
Xavier College
135 Barkers Rd Kew
Adult $15 Student $5
Book at www.trybooking.com/LZCN
All enquiries:
Bronwen.Kellett@xavier.vic.edu.au
Moderator Shane Healy
Director of Media and
Communications at the Catholic
Archdiocese of Melbourne and
former 3AW Chief Executive