Community-led Circularity
Description
Recirculation is the new reality! ♻️
Ever wondered how to actually live a low-waste lifestyle without doing it entirely on your own? The secret isn't just better recycling—it’s tapping into the incredible community networks already operating right on our doorstep.
For our May Community Conversation, we’re moving away from theory and looking at practical, local alternatives to waste that are happening right now.
The Details:
When: Thursday, May 21st
Time: 5:30 PM (Arrive early for snacks and a chat with neighbors!) | 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM (Workshop/Conversation)
Where: Sam Merrifield Library, Moonee Ponds
Tickets: FREE
Come for the insights, stay for the mingling. Secure your free spot today!
What we’ll be exploring:
Come along for a casual, inspiring chat about how we can share and reuse materials through fantastic local hubs, including:
🌱 The community food and compost network in Kensington
🛠️ The reuse and repair hub right here in Moonee Valley
🪚 The community tool library in Brunswick
Meet our Facilitator
We are thrilled to welcome Corey Ferguson, a recent PhD graduate from Monash University and an urban researcher. Corey studies community-led spaces to figure out how local groups, councils, and neighbors can work together to make sustainable living simple, practical, and accessible for everyone.
Whether you’re already a zero-waste advocate or just curious about how to borrow a tool instead of buying one, this session is the perfect roadmap to plugging into your local community.
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