National Treaties Summit 2020
Event description
Due to the outbreak of the Covid-19 virus, the organising partners of the National Treaties Summit have decided to postpone the Summit scheduled for 16-18 April in Melbourne.
We’re disappointed we can’t go ahead as planned, but take this decision out of concern for the health and wellbeing of delegates, speakers, staff and volunteers participating in the Summit.
We still see it as vital that the Summit go ahead and will be working hard to determine the rescheduled dates for the National Treaties Summit so that these important discussions on Treaties and agreement-making can be had.
UPDATED: We've been actively working on re-scheduling the National Treaties Summit to April 2021. Tentative dates are shown on this page for administrative reasons, they are subject to change until confirmed. New tickets sales remain on hold until the date is confirmed, all tickets remain valid for the new dates and refunds are available at any time, see below.
Please stay tuned into our Facebook Page and Website for updates. You can also contact campaigns@antar.org.au if you have any questions.
Thank you for your support so far. We look forward to producing what is planned to be a landmark gathering at the National Treaties Summit to progress the discussion of our Unfinished Business.
Information for ticket holders
Current ticket holders are entitled to a refund at any time. However, all current registrations will be redeemable for the Summit on the new dates, so we recommend waiting for our updates over the next few weeks.
To request a refund you must email: campaigns@antar.org.au include the order reference (an 8 character code with letters and numbers) AND the email address of the person who made the order.
Refunds will be processed by Humanitix (the ticketing platform) within 5-7 days.
About the National Treaties Summit
A national dialogue about the importance of agreement-making, a chance to compare and share experiences from the Australian jurisdictions, to explore international experience and to contribute to the momentum of treaty and agreement-making across Australia.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land where the Summit will take place, the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung peoples.
For further information on attending or sponsorship opportunities, please visit website nationaltreatiessummit.com.au