Chris Warren

Chris Warren - SEARCH Foundation - Committee Member (ACT).

SEARCH National Members Forum, 2024 attendees

Left to right Pranavan Prakash, Bart Shteinman, Billy Fay, Sam Alexander-Prideaux, Imogen Rees, Chris Elenor, David Pink, Callum Whaites, Marcus Strom, Don Sutherland, Elliot D'Arcy, Brian Aarons, Peter Murphy, Richard Walsham, Pat Ranald, Gerard Buttigieg, Chris Warren, Jacqueline Widin, Iacovos Digenis, Sam Altman.

SEARCH Foundation

"I’m a Canberra-based socialist and trade union delegate, having been an active member of SEARCH for over six years now. I’m committed to the principles of democratic ecological socialism. Sustainability and equality require a new system.

I studied at the University of Sydney where I completed an honours degree in Political Economy. I have been an active SEARCH member for a long time for a younger activist, including participating in and organising reading groups for young SEARCH members as far back as 2017.

I have been an active and committed member of the SEARCH Committee for the last two years. I have also contributed to the work of the Communications Sub-Committee. I ask for your continued support as a member of the SEARCH Committee.

Outside SEARCH, I support CPSU members in my workplace doing the essential work of a delegate, building my union and the broader union movement. I am an activist on the issue of the four-day work week, fighting to expand the weekend.

I’m also completing my Masters of Public Policy part-time at the ANU.^[1]

Australian Socialist Editorial Collective

In 2019, the Australian Socialist Editorial Collective comprised: Ben Bartlett, Bob Boughton, George Campbell, Mike Donaldson, Rod Noble, Lars Norberg, Scott Poynting, Wayne Sonter, Bruce Toms, Chris Warren and Kathleen Weekley.

Postal Address: P.O. Box 45, Hamilton, Newcastle, NSW, Australia, 2303.

SEARCH National Forum

USYD Labor Club Setember 15, 2017.

Members of the Labor Club were honoured to hear from Indigenous activist Thomas Mayor at the SEARCH Foundation National Forum today. We were particularly grateful to have the opportunity to hold the original Uluru Statement From the Heart (Makarata Statement) which outlines the collective desire of Indigenous Australians for a sovereign voice.

The Labor Club will always fight for the recognition and respect of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians.