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Join a Working Group to mark this 2026 event! In 1956, the Initiatives of Change community (then known as Moral Re-Armament, or MRA) received the gift of a family home in the Melbourne suburb of...
The visit of five Indonesians to Australia – starting from 31 May with a Life Matters course in Brisbane, connecting with the IofC network in Sydney, and followed by a range of meetings in Melbourne...
On Friday 28 June over 50 people gathered in the Armagh ballroom for a ‘Candlelight Yarn – a Taste of Turruk’ as part of the Initiatives of Change Australia National Gathering. This session of the...
In an opportunity to demonstrate building bridges of friendship and trust across our diversity, an exchange visit from IofC Indonesia was organised in May-June this year. A group of five...
By Barbara Lawler, International Panel of Elders The international Panel of Elders have mandated responsibility for maintaining the core spirit and values of Initiatives of Change. It’s...
John Bond writes on presenting IofC's Trustbuilding Program at the World Forum for Democracy. Earlier this month I went to Strasbourg in France to present IofC's Trustbuilding Program at the World...
Mike Brown A theme of the recent National Gathering was ‘revitalising the grassroots movement of IofC changemakers’. On the long drive back from Melbourne to SA, we mused over what might that mean...
A reflection by Peter Thwaites Background ... One Century Old Initiatives of Change is known today as an international association with branches on every continent and two major conference centres...
Learn more about our deep commitment to strengthening Aboriginal communities and allowing truthful relationships for all. What is Steps to Referendum? Initiatives of Change Australia has an...
The afternoon of Sunday 12 February brought Armagh to life with the sound of music and the sight of colourful costumes. The event was organised by IofCA and the Tongji Melbourne Alumni...
Many large, powerful nation states have begun to recognise the voices of their First Peoples within their borders. At a time when the world’s population is facing a great risk to its very...
'What do you say to a Federal Minister who is coming for a very short time and wants to know about IofC's Trustbuilding work with First Nations peoples?' On 4 February 2022 the Federal Minister for...
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