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2022 ANZACPE Ltd Conference

Melbourne 21-24 August at the Catholic Leadership Centre, East Melbourne

Theme: Waters Under the Bridge

Liminal spaces of reconnecting

ANZACPE CONFERENCE 2022 SUMMARY

 

ANZACPE CONFERENCE PROGRAM & SPEAKERS 2022

Conference Program

 

ANZACPE Conference 2022 Program – ANZACPE (online)

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

DR CATH MCKINNEY; BEd, MAppSci, GradDipTH, Phd

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We are delighted that Cath McKinney has accepted the invitation to be our keynote speaker. Cath is a Professional Supervision Program Director at the University of Divinity. She has extensive experience as a group relations consultant where she specialises in helping people to flourish in their role. Cath recently attended ASACPEV’s strategic planning day and we came away inspired by her passion and vision for Supervision in Australia.

Cath is the Professional Supervision Program Director at the University of Divinity. She has extensive experience as a group relations consultant where she specialises in helping people to flourish as they take up their roles. Cath graduated with her Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Divinity (through Pilgrim Theological College) in 2020. Her thesis, entitled ‘Leading Saturday Lives’ is centred around the experience of disappointment as central to an authentic understanding of a Christian theology – from Mary as bereaved mother to the presence of the absence of God in the disappointment of Holy Saturday. Her research was stirred by her work as a prison chaplain and as a minister in an inner-city community church for many years. Accredited teaching disciplines: Professional Supervision, Practical Theology and Ministry Studies, Leadership, Group Relations.

 

 

GUEST SPEAKER

AUNTY JANET TURPIE JOHNSTONE

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Aunty Janet was born in Portland, Victoria. She has Ancestral connections in South Australia, but Portland remains her homeland. She has lived in Melbourne all her adult life, and her deep self wishes to return to the Country. She has three adult children and one Burrai (Granddaughter). Aunty Janet’s greatest love is the ocean, forest and all our native Creatures. At present Aunty Janet is researching a PhD at ANU on Humans and Relationship to Country. She teaches Indigenous and Health, Bioethics and Evidence Based Research at ACU. Aunty Janet serves on the Mullum Mullum Indigenous Gathering Place Board, and is Chairperson of
Boorndawan Willam Aboriginal Healing Service Board. She is also on the Burrinja and Wellspring Boards. She has recently been appointed to Chair the Committee of the newly developing School of Indigenous Studies through the Melbourne College of Divinity.

 

FLYER

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