Webinars and Videos

There is a common belief that gambling harm is low in WA because electronic gaming machines are restricted to the casino. However, this can create a false sense of security. Gambling harm in WA is real, growing, and increasingly shaped by online gambling, pervasive advertising, sports betting, and young people’s exposure to gaming and digital platforms.

This webinar supports the launch of our Reducing Gambling Related Harm in WA Scoping Study, highlighting key findings and opportunities to respond more effectively to gambling harm in WA.

This webinar was recorded on Friday 13 March 2025. 

Hear from Kin about their Community of Practice Project. This webinar covers insights, challenges and learnings from the development of their communities of practice in the Goldfields and Kimberley regions.

This webinar was recorded on 15 October 2025.

Explore the journey of the Lived Experience Legal Assistance Change Project, a sector-first initiative reshaping how WA’s legal assistance services are designed, delivered and evaluated.

This webinar was recorded on 17 September 2025.

Our annual Emerging Issues Forum offers a valuable opportunity to explore current and significant trends that will affect the sector. It serves as a space for reflection on the changing landscape and supports forward-thinking planning.

Join us as we examine the emerging challenges and developments.

This webinar was recorded on 12 September 2025.

WACOSS and the Centre for Women’s Safety and Wellbeing share insights from the Stronger Together – Gender Equity in the WA Community Services Sector Report.

This webinar was recorded on 21 August 2025

GRB analyses the impact of the budget on gender equity and considers the process of changing budgetary decision-making priorities. By addressing the economic and fiscal impacts of government budgets on women and gender diverse people, GRB ensures that the WA economy is serving and benefiting all community members.

With thanks to guest speakers, Emeritus Professor Siobhan Austen and Micaela Drieberg. 

This webinar was recorded on Tuesday 25 June 2024.