On Tuesday 15th September 2026 @ 12pm (AEST), we invite you to join an online discussion with other like-minded people to share questions, ideas and suggestions about Just Transitions. It will be an opportunity to hear from you and what you are doing in your community, where you are doing it, and additionally, how we can all learn from and support each other.
Join your EJT Network facilitators - Sarah Houseman, Scott Matter and Michelle Maloney, for an enjoyable and productive discussion.
ABOUT THE EJT LEARNING NETWORK
The EJT Learning Network has been created to bring people together to learn, share and support each other, as we all work to transition to a more regenerative and low carbon future. Over the coming 12 months, the EJT Network aims to: (1) host a series of online and in person discussions to explore and map 'just transition' initiatives in Australia, and around the world, and (2) co-create an AELA 'in-house' publication in 2027, to share transition stories and case studies from around Australia.
Whether you've been working on just transitions for decades, or you're new to the space, please join us for a friendly, informative webinar - and bring your ideas, stories and passion for a deeper inquiry into how we can create more ecologically just transitions to a more regenerative future.
To read more about the Network, and to connect with the Network Coordinators - Sarah Houseman and Scott Matter - please visit this webpage on the AELA website.
ABOUT OUR EJT NETWORK CO-ORDINATORS
Visit our webpage here to learn more about the Network, our Co-ordinators and our events.
ABOUT THE AUSTRALIAN EARTH LAWS ALLIANCE (AELA)
AELA is a not-for-profit organisation working to increase the understanding and practical implementation of Earth-centred (ecocentric) governance, with a focus on systems change across law, economics, education, ethics and community participation in Australia. AELA's vision is an Australian society that embraces an ecocentric or ‘life-centred’ culture, with governance systems that enable human communities to thrive within ecological boundaries, while nurturing biodiversity and ecosystem health. AELA's work includes education programs and project support for people, communities and organisations working to create ecocentric systems change.
For more information, visit our website: www.earthlaws.org.au
or email us anytime: aela@earthlaws.org.au