AAEE Learning Circle: The Lexicon of Regenerative Education
AAEE Learning Circle
The Lexicon of Regenerative Education
The words we use have a surprising impact on the way we think about the world, how we act, what we value and how we orientate.
In our July Learning Circle you'll be guided by Cate McQuillen, creator, storyteller, producer, Emmy Award winner and social innovator, to unpack the emerging language of regenerative education. This will be an interactive Learning Circle asking us to explore new possibilities for the future and consider how language itself is a powerful tool for change.
Part conversation, part collective imagining, part poetry slam - this session is for educators curious about a world of 'what if....'.
Guest Speaker: Cate McQuillen
When: Wednesday 8 July, 7-8pm AEST
Where: Online via Zoom
Cost: Free for all AAEE Members.
Registration for non-members is $10 for waged/$5 student/unwaged
Want to turn in but can't make the live session? Register anyway, you'll receive the session recording to your inbox. Also available for members in AAEE Member Portal.
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Cate McQuillen
Cate McQuillen is a creator, storyteller, producer, and social innovator who has spent more than two decades exploring how stories can help people, communities and places thrive. As the co-creator of dirtgirlworld and Get Grubby TV, Cate has engaged hundreds of thousands of children, families, educators and communities through award-winning media, regenerative education and community-led action. Her work spans television, live experiences, local government partnerships, disaster recovery, sustainability, wellbeing and cultural change, always guided by a simple question: How do we create the conditions for life to flourish? Cate has one of the 16 EMMYs that reside in Australia on her trophy shelf, is ta current AAEE Australian Professional Environmental Educator of the Year and the recent Northern Rivers Business Awards recipient for Business Leadership. Known for her distinctive blend of practical action, imagination and deliberate optimism, Cate helps educators, organisations and communities reimagine what is possible when regeneration becomes more than an environmental idea—and instead becomes a way of living, leading and learning.
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