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On Tuesday 26 May, our Be Hope community heard from Dr Gill Hicks - survivor of the 7/7 London bombings and lifelong adv...
03/06/2026

On Tuesday 26 May, our Be Hope community heard from Dr Gill Hicks - survivor of the 7/7 London bombings and lifelong advocate for peace, compassion, and human connection.

Opening the session, Results Australia CEO Negaya Chorley reflected on why Be Hope matters right now: because even in difficult times, ordinary people still have the power to help shape a better future.

Gill reminded us that we always have a choice in how we respond to the world around us - not with cynicism or despair, but with courage, compassion, and action.

Thank you to everyone who joined this powerful Stories That Change the World conversation with our Be Hope Ambassador Briony Benjamin.

If you missed the session, you can watch it here: www.behope.org.au/past-speakersessions

For people. For planet. For peace.

PS You can check our Gill's podcast M.A.D. FOR LIFE, about making a difference for a thriving lifetime here: www.gillhicks.com/podcasts

Missed our Stories That Change the World conversation with Dr Gill Hicks?Don't worry - the recording will be available v...
02/06/2026

Missed our Stories That Change the World conversation with Dr Gill Hicks?

Don't worry - the recording will be available very soon.

In the meantime, take a look at what's coming up next in our Stories That Change the World speaker series.

đź“… 1 July - Solomon Yeo
Human rights lawyer and Pacific climate advocate who helped lead the movement that secured the landmark International Court of Justice advisory opinion on climate change. Stay tuned - registrations for this event open soon!

And there's more to come:

✨ Vlad Vexler - philosopher, political commentator, and leading voice on democracy, meaning, and resilience in challenging times.

🌏 Tim Jarvis AM - environmental scientist, explorer, and sustainability leader whose work inspires action for people and planet.

These are conversations designed to remind us that a better future is still possible, and to explore how ordinary people can help shape it.

Learn more at: www.behope.org.au

For People. For Planet. For Peace.

Most of the progress we enjoy today exists because someone, somewhere, decided not to give up.That's how movements begin...
30/05/2026

Most of the progress we enjoy today exists because someone, somewhere, decided not to give up.

That's how movements begin.
That's how change happens.
That's how hope works.

Read this brilliant article - https://bit.ly/4e9PlPs - on why the actions we take today can create ripples far beyond our own lifetimes.

For People. For Planet. For Peace.

Australia spends just 63 cents in every $100 on overseas aid.At a time when global challenges are rising, that’s one of ...
29/05/2026

Australia spends just 63 cents in every $100 on overseas aid.

At a time when global challenges are rising, that’s one of the smallest, yet most important, investments we make.

Australia’s overseas aid (ODA) helps strengthen health systems, prevent conflict, and support stability across our region.

Through the Be Hope campaign, Results is calling for greater investment in ODA and global health. And as part of the Safer World for All campaign, we’re working alongside our NGO colleagues to build support for a stronger, more effective Australian aid program.

Because a safer, more stable world isn’t built by chance. It’s built by what we choose to invest in.

TONIGHT • 7:30PM AEST • ONLINE & FREELast chance to join this powerful Be Hope conversation with Dr Gill Hicks - survivo...
25/05/2026

TONIGHT • 7:30PM AEST • ONLINE & FREE

Last chance to join this powerful Be Hope conversation with Dr Gill Hicks - survivor of the 7/7 London bombings, global peace advocate, and one of the most inspiring voices on resilience and human connection in the world today.

In conversation with Be Hope Ambassador Briony Benjamin, Gill will reflect on surviving unimaginable violence, and why she chose compassion, dialogue, and hope instead of hatred.

If you’ve been needing a reminder that humanity is still capable of extraordinary things, this conversation is for you.

Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/stctw-gillhicks

An important point is made in this powerful New York Times piece: that ordinary people are not powerless. Read it here: ...
25/05/2026

An important point is made in this powerful New York Times piece: that ordinary people are not powerless. Read it here: https://bit.ly/4wOBoOo

New York Times journalist, Nicholas Kristof, points to advocacy and organisations like Results as one of the most effective ways people can push back against decisions that harm vulnerable communities around the world.

It’s also why organisations like Results exist: to help everyday people better understand these issues, connect with others who care, and find practical ways to use their voice.

At a time when many people feel overwhelmed by the state of the world, that kind of collective action feels more important than ever.

24/05/2026

The future is not written yet.
And neither is Australia’s role in it.

Be Hope focuses on the belief that this country can be a force for good in the world - with bold, compassionate leadership for:

🌍 People
A world where every person can access healthcare, education, safety, and opportunity.

🌱 Planet
A future shaped by climate action, protection of our environment, and care for generations to come.

🕊️ Peace
Choosing cooperation, dialogue, and humanity in an increasingly divided world.

Because history has always changed when ordinary people decided to step forward and build something better together.

This is what Be Hope is about.
For People. For Planet. For Peace.

Learn more: behope.org.au

21/05/2026

Even in the darkest moments, people still have the power to choose compassion, peace, and hope.

Join our Be Hope Ambassador Briony Benjamin for a powerful Stories That Change the World conversation with London 7/7 bombing survivor and peace advocate Dr Gill Hicks AM MBE.

After surviving one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in modern history and losing both her legs, Gill dedicated her life to promoting dialogue, human connection, and understanding in a deeply divided world.

This is a conversation about resilience, humanity, and what it means to choose hope when it would be easier not to.

Register today: https://events.humanitix.com/stctw-gillhicks

On July 7, 2005, Gill Hicks was caught in one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in modern history.She lost both her leg...
19/05/2026

On July 7, 2005, Gill Hicks was caught in one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in modern history.

She lost both her legs.
But she refused to lose her humanity.

Instead of allowing hatred to define her future, Gill chose compassion, dialogue, and peace - becoming one of the world’s most inspiring voices on resilience and human connection.

Join us for a powerful Stories That Change the World conversation as part of the Be Hope campaign. Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/stctw-gillhicks

Because even after unimaginable darkness, people still have the power to choose hope and humanity.

18/05/2026

Behind every movement are people who choose to show up.

This National Volunteers Week, we want to say thank you to the incredible volunteers, advocates, supporters, and changemakers in our community.

Thank you for giving your time, your energy, your voices, and your hope to help build a better world. We truly couldn’t do this without you. ❤️

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