Evatt Foundation
Evatt Foundation is based in Sydney and is strongly aligned with the Socialist Left faction of the Australian Labor Party. It acts as a think tank.[1]
SEARCH supporters
SEARCH Foundation members Brian Aarons, Sally McManus, Meredith Burgmann, Peter Murphy, at Evatt Foundation's 40th Anniversary.
2016 NSW Labor State Conference Fringe Events
- The 2016 NSW Labor State Conference Fringe Events Program was the biggest yet. Our Fringe Program saw events hosted by many different politicians, action networks and other domestic and international political figures. Over 800 Labor members, delegates and observers, participated in the Fringe Events Program.
- Labor Science Network: Artificial Intelligence: Labor’s response to the Rise of the Machines Jason Clare MP, Daniel Mookhey MLC, Professor Maurice Pagnucco, Professor Frank Stilwell, Dr Christopher Sheil, and the Evatt Foundation are some of the leading researchers of computer science. During conference they gathered to discuss the state of AI, its implications, ethical issues and Labor’s policy response to this groundbreaking scientific field.[2]
Executive Committee, 2023
- Rose Jackson President of the Evatt Foundation
- John Graham Vice President of the Evatt Foundation
- Danielle Celermajer Vice President of theEvatt Foundation
- Evan Hughes Treasurer of the Evatt Foundation
- Eliot Olivier Member of the Executive Committee
- Nicole D'Souza Secretary of the Evatt Foundation
- Erin Watt Assistant Secretary of the Evatt Foundation
- Andrew Mack Member of the Executive Committee
- Frank Stilwell Member of the Executive Committee
- Huw Phillips Member of the Executive Committee
- Elly Howse Member of the Executive Committee
- Casey Thompson Member of the Executive Committee[3]
Evatt Foundation Life Members
The late Sir Richard Kirby, the late Cliff Dolan, the late Faith Bandler, Elizabeth Evatt, Rosalind Carrodus, the late John Burton, the late Professor Ted Wheelwright, the late Hon. Tom Uren, Jeannette McHugh, and Bruce Childs.[4]
Evatt Foundation Executive Committee (1979-1981)
- President Sir Richard Kirby
- Vice-President Professor Manning Clark
- Executive Committee Members :Terry Higgins (Public Officer), Charles Wright, Rosalind Carrodus, Franca Arena, Lee Patterson and Jim Bayutti.[5]
Presidents (1982-2019)
Cliff Dolan, the Hon. Tom Uren, Bruce Childs, Christopher Sheil, and Rose Jackson.[6]
Vice-Presidents (1982-2019)
Evatt Foundation VPs, Professor Manning Clark (1979-1991), the Hon Neville Wran, the Hon. Justice Elizabeth Evatt, Michael Easson, Faith Bandler, Terry Higgins, Professor Ted Wheelwright, Professor Jim Hagan, Professor Sol Encel, the Hon. Joan Kirner, Peter Robson, the Hon. Brian Howe, Sandra Moait, Tom McDonald, Ann Catling, the Hon. Ron Dyer, Adam Kerslake, Rae Cooper, the Hon. Penny Sharpe, the Hon. Peter Primrose, Professor Frank Stilwell, and the Hon. John Graham.[7]
Executive Committee Members (1982-2019)
Evatt Foundation Executive Committee Members (1982-2019) Penelope Seidler, Justice Gerard Brennan, Justice Phil Evatt, Senator Doug McClelland, Alan Renouf, Jack Dusseldorp, Kim Williams, Jim Falk, Robin Gurr, the Hon. Andrew Refshauge, Bill Leslie, Tom Kelly, Charles Wright (Public Officer), Kerry Schott, Race Mathews, Leslie Fallick, Anna Booth, Chris Christodoulou, the Hon. Bob Debus, David Haynes, Stephen Mills, Senator Graham Maguire, Suzanne Jamieson, Tom McDonald, Victoria Rubensohn, John Langmore (Public Officer), Peter Robson, Wendy Caird, Senator George Campbell, Jenny Macklin MP, Pat Staunton, Jeannette McHugh, the Hon. Brian Howe, Sandra Moait, Sharan Burrow, Doug Cameron, Professor Roy Green, Professor Stuart MacIntyre, the Hon. Carmel Tebbutt, Julie Crane, Chris Gambian, Joanne Smith, Sue Tracy, Roberta Ryan, Richard Gartrell, Rae Cooper, Tony Moore, Professor Frank Stilwell, Rowanne Couch, Christopher Sheil, Tom Morton, Warwick McDonald, Mark McGrath, Fay Gervasoni, the Hon. Penny Sharpe, Mel Gatfield, Sian Ryan, Baden Kirgan, Geoff Derrick, Joanne Morris, Monika Wheeler, Barney Lewer, Anna York, the Hon. Peter Primrose, Rebecca Santos, Andrew Mack, Alison Rahill, Michael Vaughan, Erin Watt, Huw Phillips, the Hon. Sally Talbot, Eamon Waterford, Matt McGirr, Matt Pulford, Professor Danielle Celermajer, Clara Edwards, Eliot Olivier, Cecilia Anthony, Tina Zhou, Elly Howse, Evan Hughes, and Nicole D'Souza.[8]
Sharing with SEARCH
In 2015 SEARCH Foundation, moved from 128 Chalmers St Sydney after 3 years sharing space with the Evatt Foundation to move in with the Australian Youth Coalition for Climate Change.[9]