National Allyship Summit
Registrations are now open for the National Allyship Summit 2026, a one-day national gathering designed to bring together allies committed to advancing the work of the Uluru Dialogue and building a stronger, more effective allyship movement.
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National Allyship Summit
WHEN: 18 September 2026
WHERE: Leighton Hall, Scientia Building, UNSW Sydney, in person. Also available online.
Registration is free, but in-person places are limited
National Allyship Summit 2026
Friday, 18 September 9am - 5pm
Redefining Allyship
The referendum result demonstrated that allyship must evolve. This Summit will explore how we can work together toward more strategic, impactful and coordinated action. Together, we will examine the current landscape, share lessons, workshop and identify pathways forward.
Keynote Speakers
George Megalogenis
One of Australia's leading commentators and authors, George Megalogenis will provide an analysis of Australia's changing population, where the nation stands today, and what the future may hold.
Professor Megan Davis AC
Professor Megan Davis will provide an update on the work of the Uluru Dialogue and offer a provocation on the future of allyship and the role allies can play in advancing justice and reform.
Register above to attend in person or online
