The 2025 National Drug Research Institute (NDRI) research symposium is planned to include presentations and panel sessions on the latest research on alcohol and other drug harm, policy, practice, prevention and trends as well as providing delegates direct access to international keynote speakers and established world leaders in alcohol and other drug research. It will
The Australian Community Support Organisation (ACSO) and ermha365 (Mental Health Disability Complex Services), are proud to be hosting the Complex Needs Conference 2025 (funded by the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing) We invite practitioners, researchers, policy makers, and individuals with lived experience to submit abstracts for the Complex Needs Conference 2025. This conference seeks to bring together
Lived and living experience of alcohol and other drug (AOD) use are frequently featured in media reporting. While these accounts can challenge stereotypes, media coverage often stigmatises AOD issues, leading to negative outcomes for those involved. The event showcases a new resource developed by AADC to support best practices in AOD services when approached by
The Prevention in Place Conference, dedicated to using place-based approaches to reduce disadvantage and improve wellbeing, will be held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on May 6 and 7, 2025. It spans sectors dedicated to strengthening protective factors for better outcomes, including alcohol and other drugs, youth services, justice, disability, suicide prevention and
The one-day event will bring together world-leading addiction researchers from Monash University and beyond to explore key issues related to alcohol, other drugs, and gambling. Our discussions will focus on three critical themes: ✔️ Meeting the Needs of Key Populations ✔️ Reducing Opioid Harm ✔️ A Brave New World: New Trends and New Technologies Join
The Victorian AOD Service Providers Conference is a free, one-day event for people working in the Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD), state and federally funded services. Thits includes volunteers, peer workers, harm-reduction specialists and people with a lived and living experience, researchers, policy makers, and much more. Join us for a day of learning, networking and fun.
