Interview with Ken Marslew AM (by Margaret Throsby, ABC Radio, 20 July 2010)
Journey Towards Justice 1 day Seminar - HSC Legal Studies
First Hand Knowledge from NSW Legal System Professionals.
10th November 2010. Wesley Conference Centre, 220 Pitt St, Sydney
Click here for more information. Register your bookings online or call us on 9542 4029. $15 per attendee - All welcome!
An inspirational seminar with Indigenous speakers
The day is aimed at building a real picture of what it is like to be an Indigenous person in Australia today. Through personal experience the presenters will speak of their journey to where they are today.
Invaluable knowledge for HSC students Aboriginal Studies/History. 5th November 2010. Wesley Conference Centre, 220 Pitt St, Sydney
Click here for more information. Register your bookings online or call us on 9542 4029. No Cost - All welcome!
Same Page Day 2010
To all members, Board of Management, all staff, all volunteers, all contractors, all stakeholders, all supporters and sponsors and friends of Enough is Enough.
Come and join us for an informative day, learn where the organisation is going and how we will get there. Ken Marslew will be sharing his vision for 2011 and beyond. By the end of the day we will all be working off the "SAME PAGE". Morning tea provided.
Tuesday 14th September 2010
Sutherland United Services Club, 7 East Parade, Sutherland From 9 am to 4 pm
Please RSVP no later than 10th September 2010 to our office on 9542 4029 or team@enoughisenough.org.au.
World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims will be held on Sunday 21st November in the gardens of Hazelhurst Gallery at Gymea. This is an international day of remembrance for all victims and families of those lost or injured on road traffic incidents.
The day will commence from 10 am with song and will include 3 speakers talking from different aspects of road traffic incidents. This will be followed by a choir singing while native butterflies are released in remembrance of those lost. Morning tea will follow and people will be given the opportunity to record memories and emotions of their lost ones in our special memory book. All welcome!
Fashion Fundraising Tour 2010
Time is ticking away, next thing you know it will be Christmas.
Beat the rush and do your Christmas shopping with us. No kids, No Parking, No worries. So bring your friends, your mum, your neighbours and jump on board for a shopping experience you won't forget.
Limited seats are available so complete the Booking Form (PDF 900Kb) and send it back to Enough is Enough to secure your spot. SATURDAY 30TH OCTOBER, 2010.
An Exploration of Human Happiness
What is happiness? Is it possible? What holds us back from it?
Happiness & Its Causes 2010 International Conference was held on 5-6 May at Sydney Exhibition Centre with more than 2000 participants from different countries around the world.
The world's biggest forum of Human Happiness provides tools and techniques for positive education.
Ken Marslew, CEO EIE presented his personal slant About Forgiveness in the Unique and Inspiring Personal Stories Section of the Conference.
"Morality is part of our values system. Like justice, it has a different meaning to different people. Peace is the passionate pursuit of justice - American Indian Proverb. It's up to you how You deal with life's challenges, no one else."
Click here for more information about support groups. If you know someone who may be interested in attending - LET THEM KNOW!
Ken B Marslew AM CEO EIE wins the 45th Hartley TS 16S Australian Sailing Championships.Read more..
Ken B Marslew AM CEO EIE - the NSW Finalist for the 2010 Australian of the Year, Senior Australian of the Year.
Congratulations to Ken B Marslew, who was named as one of four finalists in NSW Senior Australia 2010 Award category and presented with his award by Deputy Premier Carmel Tebbut MP.
We would like offer our congratulations to Lynette Marslew, the EIE team, NSW Senior Australian of the Year Hiskelina Thorpe, and other 2 finalists in this award category. Read more..
World Remembrance Day for Road Traffic Victims - 15 November 2009, Cronulla
Annual Christmas Shopping "Shop Till You Drop Tour"Report - Saturday 31st October 2009.
Unite against bullies -Enough is Enough proudly presents a new Anti-Bullying Program for Primary schools "It's Not Cool to be Cruel". The Program developed by Nathan Cassar partnered by Wests Tigers and presented by Enough is
Enough.
$10,000 Funding Assistance
from The Honda Foundation will support EIE a "positive solutions" antibullying program at 27 secondary schools across the Sutherland Shire of NSW during 2009.
Pro Bono Partnership Award 2008 Nomination for Macedone Legal & EIE
WORLD REMEMBRANCE DAY FOR ROAD TRAFFIC VICTIMS - 15 November 2009, Cronulla
With over 1.2 million people killed each year, road crashes are a leading cause of death. World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims gives recognition to victims of road traffic crashes and the plight of their loved ones who must cope with the emotional and practical consequences of these events.
A moving ceremony was held with a wonderful range of speakers and Australian Army Band Sydney expressed the heartfelt feelings of the Community. Many thanks to Mayor Lorraine Kelly, Scott Gibbons, Paramedic Bruc Tindale, Pastor Timothy Biasseto and Author Therese Cook. In Memory...
UNITE AGAINST BULLIES - "It's Not Cool to be Cruel" Anti - Bullying Program
A Year 11 student at Elderslie High School, Nathan was inspired to develop his program through past personal experiences with bullying and his passion to help others overcome bullying in schools. In 2006, his program won the State Excellence Award at the Ministers 'Young Designer's Award. Wests Tigers and Nathan formed a partnership in 2008 to take his project to another level to be used in schools. Enough is Enough approached Wests Tigers in February this year with a view to adding
further content and merit to the program. Today, Nathan, Wests Tigers and Enough is Enough have formed a three-way partnership.
Ken Marslew, CEO EIE, said it was great to see sporting teams getting behind the cause. "This is a real strategy that, with community support, will make a positive difference. We all need to take a proactive approach to dealing with the problem of violence in society," he said.
Please read an article "Unite against bullies" by Merryn Porter, Fairfax Community Newspapers, 19 May 2009. (PDF 210Kb)
$10,000 Funding Assistance fromThe Honda Foundation EIE BULLYING PROGRAM WINS GRANT
Enough is Enough recently approached the Honda Foundation, with support from Tynan Motors in Sydney, seeking funding assistance of $10,000 to undertake a "positive solutions" anti bullying program at 27 secondary schools across the Sutherland Shire of NSW during 2009. The development funding will also assist Enough is Enough with the staging of a major anti-bullying conference in Sydney focussing on practical strategies for dealing with bullying issues and violence in the community. The
conference will feature a number of high profile speakers who will be filmed during their presentations and featured on a DVD education resource that will used by Enough is Enough in the school programs. The new DVD education resource will be used by schools and by many community groups for many years to come.
PRO BONO PARTNERSHIP AWARD 2008 NOMINATION FOR MACEDONE LEGAL and ENOUGH is ENOUGH
Sam Macedone has supported Enough is Enough and it's clients for over ten years. This partnership gives legal advice, representation and positive support to clients, many of whom have experienced serious trauma. Sam advises clients who are very vulnerable about what they may encounter from the criminal justice system. His work is varied and can include preparing people to appear as witnesses, or for their involvement and attendance at court and coronial inquests. Sam also assists Enough is
Enough in the work it carries out in prisons, Juvenile Centres, with Youth at Risk and with the Probation and Parole service to help individuals and their families access support for justice issues. - Elisabeth Elford, EIE Administration Manager
Pictured left: Sam Macedone, Accredited Specialist Criminal Law and CEO of Enough is Enough Ken Marslew, 2008
Toastmasters in Australia celebrating 50 years. 2008 Annual Conference -April 2008 will present the Communication and Leadership Award.
Each year District 70 awards to a non-Toastmaster the coveted "Communication and Leadership Award". The 2008 recipient is Ken Marslew from EIE, a long term anti-violence project based on personal responsibility and reform by education.