10 - 11 June 2027 | New Zealand

Advancing Universal Wellbeing. Addressing Causes. Creating Change.

Across Australia and internationally, communities and organisations face increasingly complex challenges that require more than responding to their consequences.

How can we address the underlying determinants of poor wellbeing before harm occurs?

The 2nd Australian Universal Wellbeing Symposium brings together researchers, policymakers, community leaders and professionals to explore evidence-based primordial prevention and the Universal Wellbeing Model.

Building on the inaugural 2026 symposium, the event will examine research, systems approaches and opportunities for collaboration to strengthen Universal Wellbeing and achieve lasting outcomes.

2027 Key Topics

✓ Primordial Prevention: Addressing Harms at Source
✓ Universal Wellbeing: Research and Evidence
✓ Leadership, Policy and Systems Change
✓ Community Wellbeing and Social Cohesion
✓ Equity, Inclusion and Opportunity
✓ Measuring Universal Wellbeing Outcomes
✓ Evidence-Based Organisational Approaches
✓ Cross-Sector Collaboration and Partnerships

Connect. Discover. Make an Impact.

Connect Across Sectors

Engage with researchers, policymakers and leaders shaping evidence-based approaches to Universal Wellbeing.

Explore the Evidence

Examine research, emerging insights and the application of primordial prevention across complex systems.

Influence Systems Change

Consider opportunities to inform policy, strengthen organisational practice and advance measurable outcomes.

2027 Key Speakers

Our speaker lineup will bring together researchers, policymakers and leaders exploring evidence-based primordial prevention and Universal Wellbeing.

Speaker announcements coming soon

Venue

Canberra, ACT, Australia

Venue and travel information will be available in due course.

Make an Enquiry

Have a question about attending, group registrations or partnership opportunities? We'd be happy to hear from you.

Continue the Conversation

Explore the Education Universal Wellbeing Conference on 18 June 2027, or attend both days.