Program - ANZTSR

The Program

Thursday 29 November 2018

Time	Details
8.00am	Registration opens
9.00-9.20am	Acknowledgement of Country Opening Address- Professor Michael Quinlan, Dean, School of Law Sydney and Acting Dean, School of Business Sydney, The University of Notre Dame Australia
9.20-10.20am	KEYNOTE ADDRESS Cassandra Goldie, Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Council of Social Service
10.20-11.00am	Morning Tea
11.00am-12.00pm	Concurrent paper Session 1
Level 4, NDS5/410	THE THIRD SECTOR AND HUMAN SERVICES Chaired by Roel Boomsma, The University of Sydney A comparison of leverage and profitability between Indigenous Corporations and Charities in Australia Joao Canoquena, University of Notre Dame Understanding mission and purpose: an insight from NDIS for-profit providers Ivy Yen, The University of Sydney What needs to change for not for profit aged care organisations? Start with understanding organisational ethical climate Donna Dark, University of Wollongong
Level 4, NDS5/411	THEORETICAL ENGAGEMENT WITH THE THIRD SECTOR Chaired by José Sakakibara, The University of Notre Dame Australia Hybrid Governance: a theoretical exploration Jenny Onyx, University of Technology Sydney Gramsci “makes a difference”: theorising volunteering Nichole Georgeou, Western Sydney University What contemporary philanthropists think about public accountability for their philanthropy? Elizabeth Cham, University of Technology Sydney
Level 4, NDS5/412	FAITH BASED CHARITIES IN AUSTRALIA PANEL: FOUNDATIONS OF A RESEARCH AGENDA Presented by Craig Furneaux, QUT David Gilchrist, University of Western Australia Paul Oslington, Alphacrucis College Sydney Brian Lucas, Catholic Mission Mark Fowler, Prolegis
12.00-12.45pm Level 4, NDS5/403	Lunch
12.45-1.45pm	Concurrent paper Session 2
Level 4, NDS5/410	THE THIRD SECTOR AND IDEOLOGY: Chaired by Ruth Phillips, The University of Sydney Neoliberalism- adapt, reform or resist? A perspective community service organisation Doug Taylor, Uniting The role of ideology and organisational culture in volunteering Cris Abbu, Australian Catholic University and University of Technology Sydney Valuing the religious dimensions of the Australian third sector Paul Oslington, Alphacrucis College Sydney
Level 4, NDS5/411	DECISION MAKING IN THIRD SECTOR ORGANISATIONS: Chaired by Liz Cham, University of Technology Sydney An exploratory study of the impact of SROI in NPO behaviour: case studies of KSA Alaa Aldowaish, Keio University Accountability and identity in dyadic Public Ancillary Funds Alexandra Williamson, QUT Private Ancillary Funds which support the arts: networks, decision-making and discretion Sharon Nathani, Swinburne University of Technology
Level 3, NDS5/304	Accounting for Impact WORKSHOP Roel Boomsma, The University of Sydney
1.45-1.55pm	Travel time
1.55-2.55pm	Concurrent paper Session 3
Level 4, NDS5/410	COMMUNITY SECTOR, MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP: Chaired by Bernard Boerma, CatholicCare Emotional dimensions of third sector organising: the importance of strong emotions for fostering collective responsibility Ruth Weatherall, University of Technology Sydney Skills needed by non-profit managers: a systematic review Craig Furneaux, QUT Cut through leadership for innovation Doug Taylor, Uniting
Level 4, NDS5/411	THE THIRD SECTOR AND DISABILITY SERVICES: Chaired by Jenny Onyx, University of Sydney All care, no responsibility? Government treatment of providers under the National Disability Insurance Scheme and the NDIS Quality and Safeguarding Framework Alan Hough, Governance & Strategy Pty Ltd Economic evaluation of justice support for people with intellectual disability Rebecca Reeve, University of New South Wales Using volunteers to support persons with intellectual disability in the Criminal Justice System Margaret Spencer, The University of Sydney
Level 4, NDS5/412	THE THIRD SECTOR AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS: Chaired by Ruth Phillips, The University of Sydney Young women’s activism in the digital era: the case of South Korea Kyungja Jung, University of Technology Sydney Strategies of eco-villages managing the tensions in the triple bottom line Rosemary Leonard, Western Sydney University Exploring the practice of community co-production in the context of post-disaster recovery: problematic situations, social mechanism, and bridging social capital Christopher Kim, University of Canberra
2.55-3.30pm Level 4, NDS5/403	Afternoon Tea (including travel time)
3.30-5.00pm Level 3, NDS5/310	Impact and Engagement of Family Foundations with the Not-For-Profit Sector Panel Chair \| Dr Elizabeth Cham, Associate Fellow, UTS Business School Sarah Benjamin, Keir Foundation John McKinnon, McKinnon Family Foundation Mary Crooks, Victorian Women’s Trust
5.00pm	Informal drinks Short presentation on forming research networks

Friday 30 November 2018

Time	Details
8.00am	Information Desk Open
9.00-9.10am Level 3, NDS5/310	Welcome and Housekeeping: Dr José Sakakibara, Lecturer of Marketing, Notre Dame University & Chair, ANZTSR
9.10-10.10am Level 3, NDS5/310	A More Visible Charity Market: Further Steps to Transparency Gary Johns, Chair of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission
10.10-10.30am Level 3, NDS5/310	Morning Tea (including travel time)
10.30-11.30am Level 3, NDS5/310	The Third Sector in Australian Politics and Society: Where are we now? Chair \| Dr Elizabeth Cham, Associate Fellow, UTS Business School Robert Fitzgerald AM, Commissioner on Productivity Commission Richard Denniss, Chief Economist and former Executive Director of The Australia Institute
11.30am-12.30pm	Concurrent paper and workshop streams – Session 4
Level 4, NDS5/410	NGOS AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL CONTEXTS: Chaired by Rosemary Leonard, Western Sydney University Reintegration services for survivors of human trafficking: a feminist analysis of the challenges of advocacy facing Non-Government Organisations Jessica Gillies, The University of Sydney Unravelling the social, political and global minefield for LGBT+ organising in Uganda Tanja Dittfeld, The University of Sydney Role of Non-Government Organisations in the context of climate migrant women in Bangladesh Anita Jahid, Western Sydney University
Level 4, NDS5/411	THE THIRD SECTOR AND ACCOUNTABILITY: Chaired by Roel Boomsma, The University of Sydney Accountability of international non-governmental organisations (INGOs) Marcel Kaba, The University of Sydney Donors’ views on charities and the roles of accounting information in donation decisions Matthew Hall, Monash University The multi-modality of downwards accountability to beneficiaries within non-profit organisations Kylie Kingston, QUT
Level 3, NDS5/304	Mission and Market WORKSHOP: Facilitated by Margaret Spencer, The University of Sydney For profit / not for profit what’s the difference? Wilma Gallet, University of Divinity Getting beyond ‘crisis hitchhiking’? Mission in third sector agencies serving refugees Douglas Hynd Values versus values – if only the market place was like us! Otto Henfling, Growing Potential Will the drought continue for local not for profit values-based organisations in Western NSW? Anne-Marie Mioche, CatholicCare Bernard Boerma, CatholicCare Challenging times for faith-based social service providers Denis Fitzgerald, Catholic Social Services Victoria

12.30-1.45pm Level 4, NDS5/403	Lunch (including travel time)
12.30-1.45pm Level 3, NDS5/310	PRESENTATION: Outstanding Contribution Award With Special Guest Lady Marigold Southey BOOK LAUNCH: Hearing, Healing, Hope: The Ministry of Service in Challenging Times Presented by: Peter Hudson, Catholic Social Services Victoria
1.45-2.45pm	Concurrent paper and workshop streams – Session 5
Level 4, NDS5/410	RELATIONSHIPS WITHIN THE THIRD SECTOR AND THE STATE: Chaired by Margaret Spencer, The University of Sydney Messages from the Frontline: frontline domestic violence services organisations having a voice in response to national policy development and implementation Ruth Phillips, The University of Sydney Practising social justice: recognising the contributions of community organisations Lynne Keevers, University of Wollongong Engagement between the government and the human services sector in the ‘truth and danger’ of data: the Fams case Julie Hourigan Ruse, Fams Gina Vissa, Fams
Level 4, NDS5/411	SOCIAL ENTERPRISE AND COMMUNITY: Chaired by Cris Abbu, Australian Catholic University and University of Technology Sydney A review of social reporting frameworks: communicating value created in social enterprises Belinda Luke, QUT Social enterprise in remote Indigenous communities and service learning for business students: is there a feasible match? Mark Hornshaw, University of Notre Dame Australia Social entrepreneuship and community connections in affordable housing Natasha Bobyreff, University of Technology Sydney
Level 4, NDS5/412	THE THIRD SECTOR AND STATE REGULATION AND ECONOMY: Chaired by José Sakakibara, The University of Notre Dame Australia Blurred boundaries: social services and the mixed economy of welfare in Aotearea New Zealand Charlotte Moore, University of Auckland Regulating charity in a federated state: the Australian perspective Ian Murray, University of Western Australia The emergence of volunteerism in a post-disaster context: a scoping study Supriya Gurung, Western Sydney University
2.45-3.05pm	Afternoon Tea (including travel time)
3.05-4.05pm	Concurrent paper and workshop streams – Session 6
Level 4, NDS5/410	THIRD SECTOR AND DONATION BEHAVIOUR: Chaired by Liz Cham, University of Technology Sydney The SEIROS modelling of the impact of volunteering and donation behaviour Brendan Long, Australian Catholic Bishops Conference Deloitte Access Economics report on the economic impact of religious volunteering and donation Keith Thompson, University of Notre Dame Australia Poisoning the well: a donation request-fatigue behaviour model José Sakakibara, The University of Notre Dame Australia
Level 4, NDS5/411	THIRD SECTOR ORGANISATIONS PERFORMANCE AND PERCEPTIONS: Chaired by Bernard Boerma, CatholicCare Messaging by charities: what are they saying? Margaret Faulkner, University of South Australia Institutional Logics, accountability and performance management systems: insights from a non-governmental organisation Paul Thambar, Monash University Do people have positive things to say about charities? Margaret Faulkner, University of South Australia
Level 4, NDS5/412	COMMUNITIES, CHARITIES AND REGULATION: Chaired by Ruth Phillips, The University of Sydney Charity board remuneration – how is it reported? Anne Clear, Murdoch University The regulation of community foundations in Australia: change is needed, but there are challenges to overcome on the road to reform Krystian Seibert, Swinburne University of Technology Donors’ perceptions of financial disclosures and their giving behaviours Ushi Ghoorah, Western Sydney University Maria Estela Varua, Western Sydney University
4.05-4.15pm	Travel time
4.15-5.00pm Level 3, NDS5/310	History of ANZTSR and Future Directions for Third Sector Research Emeritus Professor Jenny Onyx, Patron of ANZTSR
5.00-5.15pm Level 3, NDS5/310	Barbershop Quartet Performance Performance by Roaming
5.15pm	Evaluation and conference close