ELM22: 1409 Regenerative Communities

Join us for an update from some of the fantastic people involved in the rapidly growing 'Regen Australia' movement.

Many Australians are searching for better ways to respond to our ecological and climate crisis, to honour, respect and connect with the knowledge and laws of First Nations Peoples and to build regenerative cultures and societies that live within healthy ecological limits and the living capacity of our beautiful continent. As part of this, a fantastic movement of people is working to create regenerative principles and practices for towns, cities and regions. Join our webinar for an update from a range of speakers, from around Australia. Learn about their initiatives and consider joining or starting your own regenerative initiatives.

Regenerative means able to or tending to regenerate—to regrow or be renewed or restored, especially after being damaged or lost. Regeneration recognises that human and planetary health are deeply interwoven, and actively seeks to enable the flourishing of human and non-human life, on an ongoing basis, forever.

ABOUT OUR SPEAKERS

  • Mary Graham - Kombu-merri person, Adjunct Associate Professor UQ, Director of Future Dreaming and Steering Group member, Regen Songlines Australia
  • Ross Williams - Bindal/Juru person, Director of Future Dreaming and Steering Group member, Regen Songlines Australia
  • Alana Marsh - Miriam woman (Torres Strait Islander), Wayapa Wuurrk Reset practitioner and Steering Group member, Regen Songlines Australia
  • Michelle Maloney - Greenprints program, AELA, Future Dreaming and NENA
  • Dimity Podger - WWF and co-convenor of 'Regen Australia Alliance'
  • Willow Berzin - Coalition of Everyone (COE) and co-convenor of 'Regen Australia Alliance'
  • Nicole Barling-Luke - Regen Melbourne and Small Giants
  • Kira Athanasiov - Regen Brisbane and Australian Earth Laws Alliance (AELA)
  • Bronwen Morgan - Regen Sydney and Professor of Law, UNSW
  • Trish Hansen - Regen Adelaide
  • Tim Collings - Nowra regen movement
  • Miya Isherwood - Far North Queensland/Atherton Tablelands