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  • 2026
  • Panel: Equality vs Equity - What Does Fair Really Mean?
  • Creative Learning
  • Talks & Conversations

panel-equality-vs-equity-what-does-fair-really-mean Panel: Equality vs Equity: What does fair really mean? QPAC Creative Learning, Talks & Conversations Panel: Equality vs Equity: What does fair really mean?

17 Jul 2026, 11:30am
Cremorne Theatre
  • This panel is currently only on sale to schools and is designed to compliment Saplings and to deepen the learning experience. Find out more about Saplings

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$10
1 hour
no interval, subject to change without notice

Overview

Inspired by the work, Saplings, panel discussion explores the difference between equality and equity, asking what fairness really looks like for young people growing up in inequitable systems.

Through conversation about storytelling, lived experience and social change, the panel will unpack how theatre can challenge perspectives, foster empathy, and open conversations about justice, access and belonging.

Featuring artists, educators, young people and community voices, this conversation invites audiences to reflect on how stories can shape a fairer future.

Panelists to be announced shortly.

Curriculum Links

Years 10 – 12 

Tertiary Students studying; Law & Justice, Philosophy & Ethics, Education, Humanities & Social Sciences and Health & Social Services 

The Arts (Drama, Film and Media, Visual Art, Dance), English (General & Literature), Humanities and Social Sciences (Civics & Citizenship – Year 10), Legal Studies, Modern History, Social & Community Studies (Applied), Philosophy & Reason, Health & Physical Education 

 

Important Information

Year Level Suitability

Years 10 - 12

Ticket Prices

Panel: $10 per student

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Cremorne Theatre Visual and Sensory Guide

The Cremorne Theatre Visual and Sensory Guide [PDF, 2 MB] provides information on what you can expect while visiting QPAC.

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