Registration
Walk The Talk will be delivered to more than 360 delegates in-person and, in an exciting first for the conference, more than 100 virtual delegates interacting online.
Attend In-Person or Online
Walk the Talk: Stepping Up Together will bring together high-profile speakers and a diverse national and international audience in Hobart.
For those of you who would prefer in-person networking and learning, exploring the exhibition space, catching up with colleagues, the opportunity to chat to presenters and the conference vibe, you can attend the Walk the Talk conference in-person.
For those of you who are unable to travel or prefer to learn from the comfort of your home, you can still virtually attend sessions and connect with your peers.
The virtual platform offers sponsors additional brand exposure and access to a Virtual Exhibition Hall, as well as the traditional Market Place for Exhibitors at the venue.
The custom-built virtual environment will provide our delegates with an easy to use, accessible and immersive interface.
Delegates from around the globe will be kept engaged and informed with a combination of live and pre-recorded plenary sessions, workshops and breakout sessions to address specific topics in more depth.
Ticket Inclusions
Following are the inclusions for the in-person ticket types.
Full Conference
- Two full days of four streams of sessions
- Conference catering on both days
- Access to the exhibition area
- Ticket to the Welcome Function
Day One Only
- Monday 14 February sessions
- Conference catering on day one only
- Access to the exhibition area
Day Two Only
- Tuesday 15 February sessions
- Conference catering on day two only
- Access to the exhibition area
Following are the inclusions for the virtual ticket types.
All Access Pass
- Two full days of sessions via online platform
- Access to the virtual exhibition hall
- Online networking opportunities
Plenary Only Pass
- Access to plenary sessions only via online platform
- Access to the virtual exhibition hall
Ticket Pricing
| Ticket Type | Early Bird Rate until 31 Oct 2021 Inc GST | Standard Rate 31 Oct - 9 Feb Inc GST |
| In-person Registrations | ||
| Full Conference | $690 | $790 |
| Full Conference Concession | $590 | $690 |
| Day Registration Monday 14 Feb | $325 | $375 |
| Day Registration Tuesday 15 Feb | $325 | $375 |
| Virtual Registrations | ||
| All Access Pass | $390 | $390 |
| All Access Pass Concession | $340 | $340 |
| Plenary Only Pass | $275 | $275 |
| Group Registrations (4 or more) | ||
| In-person Full Conference | $690 | |
| Virtual Full Conference | $340 | |
| Additional Tickets | ||
| Welcome Function Ticket | $100 | $100 |
The above registrations are GST inclusive.
Please note, payment via credit card is preferred. If necessary, you do have an option to choose payment via EFT however please note that we require payment within 14 days, or your registration will be cancelled.
Click here to review the terms and conditions of registering and booking accommodation.
As you go through the registration process, you'll be able to register yourself AND your colleagues for the conference as well as book your accommodation.
EAAA members will receive a discount of $25 for Early Bird and Standard Delegate Registration Rates. EAAA will email a code to all individual and organisation members to secure the discount. These do not apply to group rates.
Individual members can apply the member code for their own Conference Registration only. Organisation members can apply the code to three people in their organisation who attend the conference. Should you have any questions on how the discount will apply, please email info@eaaa.org.au
Walking the Talk Together: Sector-led Strategies for Joint Action
16 February 2022, Hobart
Day 3 of Walk the Talk is a thinktank that will progress the 7th National Elder Abuse Conference’s ‘Call to Action‘.
Be part of the thinking and ideas that will help shape the day, the ‘Call to Action’ and the next National Plan by participating in this survey.
‘Walking the Talk Together’ will be a one-day thinktank of invited decision makers from approximately 35 key and influential organisations within the sector. It will be hosted by Elder Abuse Action Australia (EAAA) and facilitated by Les Stahl.
The aim of the thinktank is to progress the 7th National Elder Abuse Conference’s ‘Call to Action’ by developing a short Action Plan that all organisations attending the thinktank will sign up to support. After the thinktank, other organisations within the sector not attending may also choose to ‘sign up’ their support to the Action Plan. EAAA will circulate the Action Plan to participants in the conference and other stakeholders.
‘Walking the Talk Together’ is occurring at a critical time. It is essential that organisations across the community sector can sign on to an Action Plan that augments successful National Plan programs and provides a clear vision to the Commonwealth and state and territory governments.
General Enquiries:
P: 1800 960 026
Delegate Services:
Nectar Creative Communications
P: 1300 878 815
E: enquiriesneac2022@nectarcc.com.au