Resilient Community: Climate Action Starts at Home
Description
Join us for an afternoon workshop full of practical tips to make your home more resilient. As the day winds down, hear from five thoughtful voices spanning government, academia, industry, and community. Afterwards, there's space to chat, share stories, and connect with others who care about the same things you do.
3PM-5PM - For renters and homeowners: interactive Workshop: My Cool Home in Practice
5:30PM-7:30PM - Evening Panel with Experts + Networking
Part One — Interactive Workshop: My Cool Home in Practice
Time: 3PM – 5 PM for homeowners
Start the afternoon with a hands on workshop led by the Hubble team and a group of Adelaide experts, including Alex Fry from Adelaide Home Energy Assessors. With a small, focused group of attendees, you'll work directly with My Cool Home, our AI powered home upgrade tool grounded in the ComfortScore framework, exploring how it can guide smarter, more resilient home decisions.
We encourage you to bring:
Recent energy bills
Building plans or floor plans
Any existing assessments or upgrade reports
The more you bring, the more personalised and accurate your results. Don't worry if you don't have everything, we'll work with whatever you have.
Places are strictly limited. The workshop runs independently and can be attended on its own or as part of the full evening program.
Part Two — Meet the Panel + Networking
Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM Stay on for the evening panel and networking, nibbles and drinks provided.
Resilient Communities: Climate Action Starts at Home brings together group of experts from government, academia, industry, and community. Each sharing a 10-15 minute perspective on how their work is contributing to a more resilient, comfortable, and sustainable future for Australian homes. A facilitated panel discussion follows, opening the floor and letting the conversation go deeper, before the evening closes with 45 minutes of open networking, drinks and nibbles.
| Prof David Kroll | Assoc. Professor of Architecture, Adelaide University. Architect and academic, author of Good Houses: Environmental Design and Evaluation. His focus: designing sustainability in from the first decisions climate, site, orientation, envelope. |
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| Beth Mitchell | Founder, Future Ready Schools. 20+ years in climate policy, with senior roles at the ACT Government and Beyond Zero Emissions. Her focus: turning ambitious climate goals into practical, place-based solutions. |
| Jim Woolcock | Founder, Hubble & SUHO. 20+ years in construction and building simulation; NatHERS Accredited Assessor. His focus: how technology and data make sustainable living accessible. |
This is not a lecture. It is a conversation between people who are all working toward the same thing. Bring a colleague, bring a neighbour, bring your curiosity. For homeowners, renters, architects, builders, educators, policymakers, anyone who cares where they live.
We can't wait to see you there!
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity
