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

DAY 0Monday, 31 May 2027

4:30pm Registration opens

  • Registration opens
    Arrive in Hobart and take some time to explore this charming and historic waterfront city. If you’re checking in on Monday, leave your luggage at your hotel and set out on foot. Salamanca Place, Battery Point and Hobart’s picturesque waterfront are all within easy walking distance of the conference venue.Take in the sights, enjoy the atmosphere and settle into Hobart’s relaxed pace before the conference begins.
  • 4.30pm
  • Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart

5.30pm – 7.30pm Welcome Event

  • Welcome Event
    Join fellow delegates for a relaxed evening of conversation and connection as we officially begin ANZMIC 2027.
  • 5.30pm – 7.30pm
  • Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart

DAY 1Tuesday, 1 June 2027

Program at a Glance – Day 1 and Day 2

  • Building on the extraordinary depth and diversity of the inaugural conference in 2026, ANZMIC 2027 will continue the conversation around the recognition, prevention, treatment and repair of moral injury.The program will explore moral injury across military and veteran communities, emergency services, healthcare, education, government, workplaces and other high-risk or values-driven environments. Broad areas of discussion may include:
    • 1) recognising moral injury and understanding its relationship with trauma, PTSD, suicide and moral distress
    • 2) personal, professional and organisational contributors to moral harm
    • 3) lived and living experience, identity, family and community impacts
    • 4) emerging research, assessment tools and evidence-informed practice
    • 5) clinical, psychological, spiritual, peer-led and interdisciplinary approaches to recovery
    • 6) leadership, workplace culture and the responsibilities of institutions prevention, early intervention, resilience and pathways towards moral repair.

    The 2027 program will bring together research, professional practice and lived experience through a combination of keynote presentations, concurrent sessions and panel discussions. Concurrent presentations will generally be 20 minutes in length, allowing the program to feature a wide range of perspectives while creating opportunities for meaningful discussion and connection.

    Our Call for Presenters is now open. We welcome submissions from researchers, clinicians, chaplains, practitioners, organisational leaders, policy makers and people with lived and living experience.

    Guided by the 2027 themes of Connection, Compassion and Purpose, the conference will build on the important foundations established in 2026—deepening understanding, encouraging collaboration and advancing more compassionate responses to moral injury.

DAY 2Wednesday, 2 June 2027

Day 2

  • Day Two will continue the conversation through a combination of keynote presentations, concurrent sessions and panel discussions, exploring emerging research, lived experience and practical approaches to the recognition, prevention and repair of moral injury. Delegates will also have further opportunities to connect with exhibitors and learn about services, programs and resources available across the moral injury field.The day may begin with an optional breathwork or yoga session, providing a calm and reflective start to the program. Following a full day of learning, discussion and connection, ANZMIC 2027 will conclude with a relaxed Farewell Happy Hour—an opportunity to reflect on the conference, continue conversations and say goodbye to colleagues old and new.