BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//https://faithvictoria.org.au///NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.10.15// METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260502T184104UTC-1257mBMoxt@https://faithvictoria.org.au/ DTSTAMP:20260502T184104Z DESCRIPTION:The Council of Christians and Jews (Victoria) would like to inv ite you to:\nOvercoming Betrayal: How I learned to trust myself again\nDat e: Sunday 18 February 2018 \;  \;  \;Time: 3pm to 5pmLocation: Temple Beth Israel\, 76 Alma Road\, St Kilda\nSpeakers: Dr Leslie Cannold and \;Gordon Young\nAbout the speakers:\n\nDr Leslie Cannold: Leslie- Cannold-Formal-2Dr Leslie Cannold educates and trains on inspirational lea dership\, gender equity and respectful relationships. She is a regular on ABC TV&rsquo\;s Moral Compass and an occasional columnist at The Age. She sits on a variety of boards and advisory committees and is the recipient o f numerous awards and notices for her contributions to public life. She ha s a BA from Wesleyan University in the USA\, a Masters in Arts and Bioethi cs from Monash University and a PhD from the University of Melbourne. Her books include What\, No Baby? which made the Australian Financial Review&r squo\;s top 101 books list. Her first novel\, The Book of Rachael was publ ished by Text Publishing in 2011 and reprinted in 2012. The Book of Rachae l debuted in the US in December 2013 and England in 2014.Leslie is an awar d-winning columnist\, oft-noted as one of Australia&rsquo\;s leading publi c thinkers. She has been named alongside Professor Peter Singer\, Professo r Gustav Nossal and Inga Clendinnen as one of Australia&rsquo\;s top 20 pu blic intellectuals and was named by the Power Index as among the Top Ten m ost influential brains. In 2013\, she was listed alongside Prime Minister Julia Gillard as one of Melbourne&rsquo\;s most influential women. She was a finalist in the best science tweet contest for Science Week 2010 and in 2011 was honoured as Australian Humanist of the Year. Leslie is an adjunc t Associate Professor at the Department of International Business and Asia n Studies at Griffith University and Founding Faculty at The School of Lif e in Melbourne. She chairs the Ethics Review Committee of Marie Stopes Int ernational. She is a community member &ndash\; and sometimes Chair &ndash\ ; of divisions of the Mental Health Tribunal and sits as a community membe r on both the Victorian Board of the Nursing &\; Midwifery Board of Aus tralia and its notifications/high risk and immediate actions committees. S he contributes to the panel process as a community member in health practi tioner disciplinary matters\, including those involving medical doctors an d psychologists.Practical applications of ethical theory: turning concepts into useful tools\nGordon Young: GY professional photo 2Gordon Young is t he principal of Ethilogical Consulting. As a professional ethicist he offe rs extensive understanding of decision-making methodologies\, value articu lation\, challenge management and strategic planning necessary for success in today&rsquo\;s hyper-connected\, complex world. Gordon is a lecturer i n Professional Ethics with RMIT University&rsquo\;s School of Architecture and Design\, and has worked extensively with volunteer organisations in r ural communities\, particularly the Centre for Participation&rsquo\;s awar d-winning Right on Track project in 2016. He has also provided consulting services to the St James Ethics Centre\, Australian Scout Association\, Ro tary Australia\, Centre for Sustainability Leadership\, Laneway Learnings\ , and Australian Volunteers for International Development. With over a dec ade of experience as a consulting project manager\, Gordon is highly effec tive in understanding the specific needs and interests of his clients and adapting Ethilogical&rsquo\;s toolkit to serve them. Having worked in high ly diverse environments including community development\, government\, tec hnical consulting and international aid\, Gordon understands the importanc e of matching stakeholder needs against the economic realities of business management\, and assists his clients in striking that critical balance.Go rdon holds a Masters of Professional and Applied Ethics from Melbourne Uni versity\, and a Bachelor in Social Science: Environment from RMIT Universi ty. He is a Fellow of the Centre for Sustainability Leadership and a membe r of the St James Ethic Centre\, Australian Association for Professional & amp\; Applied Ethics and Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealan d.\n\nAdmission: $10 including Kosher afternoon tea If possible please ad vise attendance by contacting the CCJ office | 326 Church Street\, Richmon d 3121 | (03) 9429 5212 | ccjvic@bigpond.net.au https://faithvictoria.org. au/upcoming-events/event/1303-a-discussion-on-ethics-council-of-christians -and-jews-victoria DTSTART:20180218T150000Z DTEND:20180218T170000Z LOCATION:Temple Beth Israel\, 76 - 82 Alma Road\, St Kilda\, Victoria\, 318 2 (Temple Beth Israel\, 76 - 82 Alma Road\, St Kilda\, Victoria\, 3182) SUMMARY:A Discussion on Ethics: Council of Christians and Jews (Victoria) URL:https://faithvictoria.org.au/upcoming-events/event/1303-a-discussion-on -ethics-council-of-christians-and-jews-victoria END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR