september 8 – 9, 2021
NATSIC’S FOURTH NATIONAL TRANSPORT CONFERENCE
Connecting Nations – Driving Innovation
Doltone House – Darling Island Wharf
Pyrmont, Sydney
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
Whether it be social inclusion, health, education, employment, housing or any Closing the Gap priority, improving transport disadvantage is key.
This is an event of national significance and provides opportunity for people from all sectors to contribute to valuable solutions.
The event is the fourth national event organised by NATSIC Transport and Community Services, whose vision is to eliminate transport disadvantage for every First Nations person in Australia.
The conference also provides great networking opportunities through networking breaks, an evening networking function and the NATSIC Annual Awards and Conference Dinner with live entertainment provided by The Dale Huddleston Band.
REGISTRATION
NATSIC Transport Dreaming Conference 2021
Early bird rate: $630 per person if you register before 30 April 2021.
Rate in 2021: $900 per person.
Registration includes all conference meals and evening events.
Enquiries welcome: 1800 762 874
Click here to register
SPONSORS
If you are interested in sponsoring or speaking at the event please contact us by phoning 1800 762 874. Let’s reduce First Nations transport disadvantage together!
GUEST SPEAKERS
Graham Aitken
CEO Aboriginal Community Services South Australia
Terry Chenery – MC
Formerly with NSW Police, NSW Ombudsman, NSW Aboriginal Affairs, Aboriginal Justice Advisory Council and Link-Up
Dr Patricia Cullen
Research Fellow UNSW
Dr Ben Gauntlett
Disability Discrimination Commissioner
Human Rights Commission
Donna Murray
CEO Indigenous Allied Health Australia
Terry O’Toole
CEO TransitCare Queensland
Frank Quinlan
Executive Director Royal Flying Doctors
Julieta Rottemberg
Transport Engineer and Researcher for CSIRO
Doctors of Engineering and Sociology
Lyndon Stevenson
CEO Community Transport Services Tasmania, Chair of Australian Community Transport Association (ACTA) and Chair of the Victorian and Tasmanian peak VTCTA
Harry Harun
Chair of NATSIC
Jim Golden-Brown
CEO NATSIC