First Nations Peoples & the 2030 Agenda

Join us for a compelling discussion at our upcoming SDG Forum titled ‘First Nations Peoples & the 2030 Agenda‘.

Hosted by West Coast Eagles, this forum will spotlight the pivotal role and unique contributions of Indigenous Peoples in advancing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Indigenous communities worldwide are not just beneficiaries of sustainable development; they are also key contributors and custodians of knowledge that drive progress across all 17 SDGs. This forum aims to celebrate and amplify their voices, showcasing leadership, innovative practices , and traditions that foster sustainable development, cultural preservation, and environmental stewardship. Featuring expert speakers and engaging panel discussions, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of our First Nations peoples and their roles to helping us achieve a sustainable future.

Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this Forum. Register now to secure your spot!

Date: 1 August 2024, Thursday

Time: 6 – 7:30pm (Registration starts at 5:30 pm)

Venue: West Coast Eagles at Mineral Resource Park. 42 Bishopsgate Street, Lathlain, WA 6100

Dress Code: Business / Professional attire

Speakers:

• Dr Kate George (Politics & International Trade)
• Leslie Delaforce (Business & Start-ups)
• Sharyn Egan (Art & Culture)
• Andrew Beck (Education & Sports)
• Professor Christopher Lawrence (Science & Technology)

Ticket includes light refreshments & canapes. Capacity limit applies. Book now to avoid missing out.

Event sponsored by West Coast Eagles and BHP. Hosted by UNAAWA.

To learn more about the UNAAWA, or find out how you could contribute, visit our website.

Conditions of Entry:

• The Organiser reserves the right, with reasonable cause, to deny entry or remove any person without entitlement to a refund, including any person who cause a disturbance, misrepresentation, or refuses to comply with requests made by the Organiser.
• The Organiser reserves the right to ask guests to present any bags or parcels carried for inspection and to ask for proof of purchase or receipt for items carried.
• Guests must comply with any reasonable directions given by the Organiser and the security arrangements for the event and the venue which may include searches of clothing and possessions and prohibition of certain items such as knives, umbrellas, glass, illegal items, vehicles or other transportation devices (except as required because of a disability or the aged), alcohol and items which may cause nuisance or danger.
• The Organiser reserves the right to cancel, withdraw, postpone or re-schedule any displays or presentations in the event.
• Unless authorised by the Organiser in writing, guests must not conduct any commercial, political, soliciting, promotional, performance, surveying, canvassing or demonstration activity at the event, nor collect contributions or distribute any material.
• All children attending the event must be under the supervision of an adult guardian at all times.
• Smoking is strictly prohibited within the event compound.
• Except for the Organiser’s negligence or breach of contract or as expressly provided in these Conditions of Entry, the Organiser will not be liable for any injury, loss or damage suffered by guests in connection with the event and the venue, including liability for any injury, loss or damage caused by the Organiser or its volunteers, contractors or agents.
• Nothing in these Conditions of Entry is intended to exclude, restrict or modify rights which you may have under consumer protection legislation which may not be excluded, restricted or modified by agreement.