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Current Parity Issue
The May "Social Inclusion and Homelessness" Edition
May 2010
Foreword – Tanya Plibersek
Editorial
News
Social Inclusion: Getting it; Right(s)
Community Sector Workers Turn Out in Force for Equal Pay
By Julie Kun, ASU Organiser, ASU Victorian Authorities and Services Branch
Homelessness Australia Update
By Travis Gilbert, Acting Chief Executive Officer, Homelessness Australia
Chapter 1: Australian Government Initiatives
A Stronger, Fairer Australia: The National Statement on Social Inclusion
By the Australian Government Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, Strategic Policy Branch
The Australian Social Inclusion Board
By the Australian Government Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, Strategic Policy Branch
Social Inclusion in Australia: How Australia is Faring
By the Australian Government Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, Strategic Policy Branch
Conferring on Social Inclusion: The January 2010 Australian Government Social Inclusion Conference in Melbourne
By Dr Maria Degabriele, Policy Manager, St Vincent de Paul Society NSW
Chapter 2: Getting the Framework Right
Social Inclusion and Homelessness: Including the Already Excluded
By Anne Pate and Emma Cull, Melbourne Citymission Research and Social Policy Unit
Homelessness and Social Inclusion: Bringing Them in From the Margins
By Travis Gilbert, Policy and Research Officer, Homelessness Australia
How to Exclude Without Really Trying
By Kasy Chambers, Executive Director, Anglicare Australia
Social Inclusion is Not a Fad but a More Meaningful Way Forward
By Tony Barnett, Policy and Research Manager, Brotherhood of St Laurence
The Economics of Inclusion 23
By Dr Andy Marks, Senior Researcher, St Vincent de Paul Society NSW
Homelessness and Social Inclusion
By Jo Fildes and Sean Lappin, Mission Australia
The Role of Home and Place in Social Inclusion: Expanding the Agenda
By Kath Hulse and Angela Spinney, Institute for Social Research, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne
Chapter 3: State Governments: Applying the Framework
Social Inclusion and Homelessness: A South Australian Perspective
By Monsignor David Cappo AO, Commissioner for Social Inclusion
Report on Research: Social Inclusion and Homelessness in South Australia — A Critical Appraisal
By Chris Horsell, PhD Candidate, School of Social Work and Social Administration, Flinders University
From Houses to Homes and Homes to Neighbourhoods: Good Process, Good Location and Good Design for Social Inclusion
By Professor David Adams, Social Inclusion Commissioner for Tasmania
Partnerships and Principles for People: Social Inclusion and Homelessness in Tasmania
By Mellissa Gray, Director, Social Inclusion Unit, Department of Premier and Cabinet and Mercia Bresnehan, Director, Housing Tasmania, Department of Health and Human Services
Chapter 4: Social Inclusion, Programs in Action
Social Inclusion and Chronic Homelessness
By Michael Perusco, CEO, Sacred Heart Mission
How We Have Helped Others to Help Ourselves
By Robyn Szechtman, City of Port Phillip
Journey to Social Inclusion: Social Inclusion for People who have Been Chronically Homeless
By Sue Grigg, J2SI Manager and Suzi James-Nevell, BUDS Coordinator
A View From Inside Regina Coeli
By Jeanne Gabrielle, Resident Regina Coeli Community
Asylum Seekers and Refugees: Another Pathway to Homelessness and Social Exclusion in Australia
By Johanna Burns, Northern Initial Assessment and Planning Coordinator, HomeGround Services, Former Senior Caseworker, Asylum Seeker Resource Centre
Homelessness, Philanthropy and Social Inclusion
By Shane Austin, Leader — Community Strategy, Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation, Chair — Philanthropy Australia’s Addressing Homelessness Affinity Group
PESP Monthly Update
By Cassandra Bawden, PESP Project Worker
Opinion
The Meaning of Social Inclusion: An Interview with David Montgomery, PESP Member
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