Moral injury is one of the most significant and emerging challenges facing military, veteran, healthcare, emergency services and community settings. Addressing it requires more than any single discipline can offer—it calls for collaboration, curiosity and a shared commitment to understanding the human experience.

The Australian and New Zealand Moral Injury Conference (ANZMIC) brings together researchers, clinicians, chaplains, educators, policy makers, practitioners, and people with lived and living experience to explore the evolving science, practice and lived realities of moral injury.

ANZMIC 2027 will provide a forum for the exchange of research, the sharing of innovative practice, and meaningful dialogue across disciplines, united by three guiding themes:

Whether your interest lies in research, clinical practice, pastoral care, leadership, education or lived and living experience, ANZMIC 2027 invites you to contribute to a growing community committed to advancing knowledge, strengthening collaboration and improving outcomes for those affected by moral injury.

Join us in Hobart, Tasmania, on 1–2 June 2027 as we continue to shape the future of moral injury research, practice and policy.

“Understanding moral injury. Advancing moral repair. Transforming lives through connection, compassion and purpose.”

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