Respected Australian journalist Stan Grant joined Madonna King in conversation at the State Library of Queensland for the launch of 2018 Integrity 20 program on Monday 6 August. Speaking to a packed auditorium, Stan explored the corrosive nature of identity politics and the challenges facing the world today. Stan is one of the esteemed speakers at the 2018 Integrity 20 conference which, since 2014, has brought together philosophers, activists, innovators, educators, journalists, artists and visionaries for an exploration of some of the world’s greatest social, moral and political challenges. The 2018 theme – A World Divided – covers a range of issues from the crisis of democracy and unaccountable power of the digital giants to the increasing fragmentation of our societies and polarisation of public and political debate. Integrity 20 will be held from 24 to 26 October at Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, South Bank.
Carol Whittaker & Zoe Richmond
Fiona Hunt & Nicolas Haasehr
Jillian Rowe, Yvonne Osborne & Ruth Aaskov
Julie Fletcher & Darren Baker
Kel O’Neill, Pat O’Neill & Mary Naidoo
Lucy Abel, Cindy Davrovski, Ratna Beekman & Katherine Moorehr
Luke Stegemann, Susan Forde & Faith Valencia Cain
Priscilla Lally & Kyle Fountain
Rhiannon Phillips & Dr Robyn Stokes
Samid Suliman & Raphael Nowak
Susan Forde, Faith Valencia Cain & Tess Newton
Suzanna Murray, Petra Hoskin-Newell & James Lees
Suzanna Murray, Petra Hoskin-Newell & Samuel Hoskin-Newell
Stan-Grant, Harry Van Issum & Troy Meston
