Social Justice Advisory Committee - Expressions of Interest

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Is having an inclusive, fair and well-connected community important to you? If you answered yes, then our Social Justice Advisory Committee could be for you.

We're calling for Expressions of Interest from local not for profit agencies, organisations and/or community members interested in social justice and human rights to join the Mitchell Shire Council Social Justice Advisory Committee.

The aim of the committee is to promote the vision in the Mitchell Shire Social Justice Framework ‘to build and inclusive, equitable and well-connected community based on the principle of fairness for all.’

The committee will raise awareness, develop partnerships and lead advocacy efforts for Mitchell’s Social Justice priorities.

If you are committed to social justice in Mitchell Shire, you are invited to send through an Expression Of Interest.

“Social Justice is recognition and action to support the rights of all people. All people have equal economic, social and cultural rights, regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity, class, religion, disability or sexuality”

(Mitchell Shire Council Social Justice Framework 2017-2021)

JOINING IS FREE AND AS A COMMITTEE MEMBER YOU WILL:

  • Be invited to quarterly Mitchell Shire Social Justice Network Advisory Meetings and related workshops and forums.
  • Receive quarterly newsletters on priority issues, initiatives and developments that make a difference.
  • Be informed about broader social justice activities and events.
  • Network and share information with other like-minded groups and contribute to campaigns and advocacy about social justice priorities in Mitchell Shire.

Register now

Complete our Expression of Interest form online, download our hard copy application form or pick up a form at our Customer and Library Service Centres in Broadford, Kilmore, Seymour or Wallan.

Registrations close Monday 29 January 2018.

Is having an inclusive, fair and well-connected community important to you? If you answered yes, then our Social Justice Advisory Committee could be for you.

We're calling for Expressions of Interest from local not for profit agencies, organisations and/or community members interested in social justice and human rights to join the Mitchell Shire Council Social Justice Advisory Committee.

The aim of the committee is to promote the vision in the Mitchell Shire Social Justice Framework ‘to build and inclusive, equitable and well-connected community based on the principle of fairness for all.’

The committee will raise awareness, develop partnerships and lead advocacy efforts for Mitchell’s Social Justice priorities.

If you are committed to social justice in Mitchell Shire, you are invited to send through an Expression Of Interest.

“Social Justice is recognition and action to support the rights of all people. All people have equal economic, social and cultural rights, regardless of age, gender, race, ethnicity, class, religion, disability or sexuality”

(Mitchell Shire Council Social Justice Framework 2017-2021)

JOINING IS FREE AND AS A COMMITTEE MEMBER YOU WILL:

  • Be invited to quarterly Mitchell Shire Social Justice Network Advisory Meetings and related workshops and forums.
  • Receive quarterly newsletters on priority issues, initiatives and developments that make a difference.
  • Be informed about broader social justice activities and events.
  • Network and share information with other like-minded groups and contribute to campaigns and advocacy about social justice priorities in Mitchell Shire.

Register now

Complete our Expression of Interest form online, download our hard copy application form or pick up a form at our Customer and Library Service Centres in Broadford, Kilmore, Seymour or Wallan.

Registrations close Monday 29 January 2018.

  • CLOSED: This expression of interest has now concluded. Thank you to everyone who participated.

    Join the Social Justice Advisory Committee

    Please fill out the online form below to submit your nomination to join the Social Justice Advisory Committee.

    Before completing your application, please read the Social Justice Advisory Committee Terms of Reference (available for download under the Document Library). You can also download a copy here.

    Nominations close on 29 January. We'll be in touch shortly after this with an outcome on your submission. Good luck.

    Consultation has concluded