Keeping Good Things in Circulation
Recirculation of materials > landfill
When we’re finished with something, throwing it away is often still the easiest option. What would it take to change that?
Micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) can play an important role in creating practical alternatives, helping products and materials stay in circulation for longer.
This month's webinar brings together REcheck and Joy of Giving, two organisations finding better pathways for the things we no longer need. From connecting people with options to reuse, repair, repurpose and recycle, to giving pre-loved toys and books another life, they’re making circular choices easier in practice.
Hear what they’ve learnt about changing behaviours, connecting people and overcoming the barriers that get in the way. Each speaker will introduce their work before joining a panel discussion and audience Q&A.
About Boomerang Labs
Boomerang Labs is Australia's first Circular Economy Accelerator. In addition to our hands-on programs for circular startups, Boomerang Labs is an Innovation Exchange; a hub connecting companies, government bodies and other organisations with founders and innovators to tackle challenges of design, resource use and resource recovery in their organisations and supply chains.
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Our Speakers

Jacky Lo, Joy of Giving
Joy of Giving is an independent, registered charity and not-for-profit community dedicated to saving toys from landfill and sharing joy with children and families.

Leah Thurecht, REcheck
REcheck is an online directory helping you find the next life for your stuff. Search by item to find local options for REuse, REpair, REnt, REpurpose and REcycle, so whatever you've outgrown, broken or just don't need anymore finds the right home instead of the bin.
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