Events and Activities
This June, we have partnered with leading experts to bring you informative sessions on Planetary Health. These sessions are open to everyone to join. Registration details are located under each webinar.
- Reducing your meat intake
- Aboriginal Garden Tours at Monash University's Clayton Campus
- First Nations Balance
Participants will be able to submit questions prior to each seminar to the relevant speakers or ask them during the presentation.
Reducing your meat intake
A predominantly plant-based diet has been heralded as the key to good health, but is this the best way to go? Join this seminar and you'll leave with a greater knowledge on how to eat a balanced diet that includes meat, and the benefits of transitioning to a more plant based diet. There will also be an opportunity to ask the dietitian any specific dietary questions you may have.
Event Details:
Time: 12:00-1:00pm AEST (10:00am - 11:00am Malaysia Time,
9:00 -10:00am Indonesia Time)
Date: Thursday, 8 June 2023
Please register via MyDevelopment here.
You can access the session recording here. Passcode: TVK91!=%
Aboriginal Garden Tours at Monash University's Clayton Campus
Join us on our upcoming campus tours during your lunch break. Use this
opportunity to take a step away from your desks and check out our beautiful campuses and sites.
Event details:
Time: 1:00 - 1:45pm AEST.
Date: Tuesday, 13th June 2023.
Location: Buildings and Property Division (BPD), 30 Research Way, Clayton Campus.
Please arrive at BPD 10 minutes prior to the event start time. Please wear comfortable shoes as you will be walking.
You can register here via MyDevelopment.
First Nations Balance
Event Details:
Time: 12:00-1:00pm AEST (10:00am - 11:00am Malaysia Time,
9:00-10:00am Indonesia Time)
Date: Tuesday, 20 June 2023
Monash staff and students can register through MyDevelopment.
Those who are external to the university and wish to register can register by completing this form.
This session will be recorded.
I am a Yorta Yorta/Boon Wurrung and an Indigenous community engagement leader, trying to build on the legacy of our Ancestors/Elders, who were and are giants of activism and leadership, and whose shoulders we stand on to continue to advocate for opportunity and equity for our peoples. I’m Lead, Indigenous Cultural + Community Engagement to the Office of Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous (OPVCI) at Monash, bringing Elders and other cultural practitioners into the university to educate non-Indigenous audiences. I work alongside academics to embed Indigenous perspectives in curriculum and provide high end advice on Indigenous policy and strategies, as well as delivering First Nations Cultural Recognition sessions aimed at informing and shifting the thinking of both internal and external stakeholders.Acts of Connection
Running from March through to October, ACTS delivers a range of sustainability themed “acts” – be they engagement events, activities, shared learning opportunities, competitions or networking events – aimed at connecting a community of passionate individuals who want to learn more about sustainability and find out what they can do to help make the world a better place!
As a Monash staff, you get access to a wide range of exciting activities each month. Check out the ACTS calendar to register for upcoming events.