ACFID News
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ACFID refreshes its Guidelines for the Development of a Child Safeguarding Policy
12 Dec, 2018
ACFID’s Guidelines for the Development of a Child Safeguarding Policy has been revised and is now available to members and aspiring members via the free online Good Practice Toolkit. The Guidelines were initially developed in 2008 and revised in 2016, and this current revision ensures the Guidelines support the current Code requirements, which have been strengthened since the implementation of the revised Code of Conduct in June 2017.
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The Australian’s South East Asia Correspondent Amanda Hodge Picks Up ACFID Media Award
30 Oct, 2018
The Australian’s South East Asia correspondent, Amanda Hodge, has won the Australian Council for International Development’s (ACFID) 2018 media award for her coverage of the Rohingya crisis and...
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Leading aid and development practitioner and thought leader Rhonda Chapman receives ACFID’s Outstanding Contribution to the Sector Award
30 Oct, 2018
Internationally-accredited partnership broker and leading expert in governance and entrepreneurship, Rhonda Chapman, has been awarded ACFID’s 2018 Outstanding Contribution to the Sector Award for...
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ACFID releases report into members’ online fundraising and marketing images
18 Oct, 2018
The ACFID Code of Conduct Committee is pleased to share a new...
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ACFID Opens Nominations for 2018 Awards
27 Jul, 2018
ACFID has announced that it is seeking nominations for three major awards which will be...
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Independent review to improve practice and response of ACFID members in the prevention of sexual misconduct
24 May, 2018
*UPDATE - 15 OCTOBER 2018: *The final report publication date of the independent review to improve practice and response of ACFID’s members in the prevention of sexual misconduct...
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ACFID invites members and organisations to host conference sessions
24 May, 2018
ACFID is inviting expressions of interest from members and external organisations to host...
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ACFID announces 2018 Conference Theme
20 Apr, 2018
ACFID is delighted to announce details of our 2018 National Conference. This year’s theme is ‘Human Rights in the 21st Century - People. Planet. Peace’. The theme has been chosen in recognition of the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights; Australia’s inaugural year as a member of the United Nations Human Rights Council; and to mark the 25th anniversary of the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action.
