Podcast
¹úÃñ²ÊƱ Centre for Social Impact and 2SER Present:
What is a 'Just Transition'?
As the world grapples with complex social and environmental challenges, the concept of a "Just Transition" has emerged as a powerful pathway towards transformative change. At its core, a ‘Just Transition’ is about reimagining and rebuilding our economy to create a future that is both environmentally sustainable and socially inclusive.
Discover More: Listen to ‘Leading Australia’s Just Transition’ Podcast
Join Professor Danielle Logue, Director ¹úÃñ²ÊƱ Centre for Social Impact, as she dives into pressing social, economic and environmental issues, with each episode featuring conversations from global experts, innovators and changemakers on what it will take for Australia to lead the way in a ‘Just Transition’.
Episode 1
Inter-generational Equity: Does Australia need a Commissioner for Future Generations?
How can governments ensure today’s decisions benefit future generations? Derek Walker, Wales' Future Generations Commissioner, shares how the 'Wellbeing of Future Generations Act' is putting people and the planet first to drive lasting social impact and create a national culture of long-term thinking. Tune in to find out if Australia could be next to embrace this approach to governing and create long-term change for our communities.
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Episode 2
Civic Wealth Creation: A New Approach to Community Development?
What if investing in communities could improve not just finances but the future of people and the planet? Join globally recognized expert ,ÌýÌý²¹³ÙÌý, and Dr Yi Zhao ¹úÃñ²ÊƱ, as they explain how civic wealth creation transforms communities beyond financial prosperity. Could this approach be the key to driving a just transition? Join the conversation and explore how this innovative framework could shape a more sustainable and equitable future for all.
Episode 3
Peaceshaping: How can we address climate, conflict, and peace?
Is there a diplomatic way to tackle the world’s most complex social and environmental challenges? In this episode, from the and , , discuss the groundbreaking concept of ''. Discover how sustainable solutions can address both conflict and climate challenges together.
Episode 4
The Insurance Crisis: Affordability, Climate, and a Just Transition
With 15% of Australian households facing , Professor Danielle Logue brings together and from and Associate Professor Melissa Edwards ¹úÃñ²ÊƱ Centre for Social Impact, to discuss how Australia’s escalating insurance crisis is shaping lives, communities, and financial systems.
Episode 5
Economic Equality: Gender Equity in Venture Capital and Entrepreneurship
Why do women entrepreneurs receive only 4% of venture capital in Australia? Join Professor Danielle Logue, entrepreneur , and CEO of , to hear about the systemic barriers facing female founders and learn about programs like that are helping empower women entrepreneurs.
Episode 6
Empowering Indigenous Business: Â Learning from the Next Generation
Did you know New Zealand’s First Nations business sector surpasses Australia’s by $45 billion dollars? In this episode, Professor Danielle Logue speaks with Alex Sanderson and Carlos Brennan about ¹úÃñ²ÊƱ First Nations Business Society’s mission to upskill Indigenous students, build industry partnerships, and redefine business as a platform for community-driven impact.
Episode 7
Ethics and the Morality of Social Impact - Does Australia need to Improve its Ethical Infrastructure?
What defines "good" social impact, and how do we navigate the ethics behind it? Would a national ethics institute help bolster a more just and sustainable future? Join Professor Danielle Logue,Ìý,Ìý¹úÃñ²ÊƱ CSI academic Lee Cooper, and , to find out more on the moral frameworks underpinning impact measurement, governance, and decision-making.
Episode 8
Public Trust and Corporate Social Impact - Insights from David Gonski
How can businesses navigate responsibility whilst also balancing short-term profitability and long-term social commitments? Hear from renowned business leader and Chair of the CSI Advisory Council David Gonski AC and gain insights into the challenges facing boardrooms across Australia as companies shift their focus to social impact and environmental accountability.