7th August

Danjoo Koorliny Walking Together Social Impact Summit

Name: Danjoo Koorliny Walking Together Social Impact Summit
Start: 2020-08-07T18:00:00+0800
End: 2020-08-08T16:30:00+0800
Location: UWA Business School

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Event description

Please note we have now stopped ticket sales for the in-person summit. We have reached the allocated room capacity under the existing two-metre social distancing restrictions. We welcome you to attend the Virtual Summit as well as our other festival events.

The 2020 Virtual Summit will be just like being there in person with an interactive, participatory and hosted online experience. We will make use of some of the best online platforms available to give you a curated summit experience complete with a friendly greeting at the registration desk, networking chats over coffee or snacks, breakout conversations hosted by the team on-camera, exclusive virtual-only conversations and interviews with Elders, as well as front-row seats to all the in-person yarning panels and other presentations. (Tickets for the VIRTUAL SUMMIT available here.)

The flagship event of the Social Impact Festival will be back again this year. The sold-out 2019 summit has inspired a year-round movement for walking together towards 2029 (200 years of colonisation in Perth) and beyond.

Danjoo Koorliny Walking Together has now become a large-scale, long-term, systems-change project designed and led by Aboriginal leaders to help us all walk together towards 2029 and beyond. The Danjoo Koorliny Social Impact Summit is an annual key event that brings us together to see what has shifted in the last year and ensure it sets our focus for the year(s) ahead.

During this year’s summit we will hear hear about all the work that’s been happening since last year’s festival and how we wish continue. We’ll hear from the City of Perth Elders, the Ngulluk Koolunga Ngulluk Koort Elders (from Telethon Kids Institute), the 10 plus who stood up during last year’s summit, leads of different working-group streams, others from the Danjoo Koorliny team, and more.

The leaders of Danjoo Koorliny Walking Together are Dr Noel Nannup OAM, Dr Richard Walley OAM, Professor Emeritus Colleen Hayward AM and Carol Innes. They are also working together with various Elder groups in Noongar country and throughout Western Australia. There are 10+ others who stepped up to support with the Danjoo Koorliny Walking Together project - they include Farley Garlett, Josey Hansen, Daniel Morrison, Elisha Jacobs-Smith, Ezra Jacobs-Smith, Louise O'Reilly, Nicole Crnko, Shaye Hayden, Sharon Wood-Kenney, Jason Barrow, Narelle Thorne and others. There are also project leads including Oral McGuire, Barry McGuire, Gordon Cole, Glenda Kickett and Robyn Smith-Walley. They are supported not only by the Centre for Social Impact UWA team but many other individuals and organisations who align towards a vision for 2029 and beyond.

The Story of the 2019 Festival
Noel Nannup has been delivering the keynote lecture at the Social Impact Festival Opening since 2016 (when Richard Walley delivered the Welcome). In 2018, Noel also presented on food and land during the afternoon session on the first day of the Social Impact Summit, and returned for the whole of the next day. In 2019 Noel was invited by festival co-director Katie Stubley to design and lead one whole day of the festival, which would be called the Social Impact Summit; Noel replied that he would be willing to do so, but in partnership with Richard Walley, Colleen Hayward and Carol Innes. When Katie and John (CSI UWA) met with these four leaders they stated their desire to design and lead not just one day, but the whole festival, with the summit now taking place over two full days; during this meeting it was made clear that if we are talking social impact in this place, Aboriginal people have had a blueprint for environmental, cultural and social harmony for over 60,000 years - Noongar country is a hub of environmental, cultural and social harmony - and this is something that can help not just Aboriginal people, but everyone (Richard Walley). Noel later met with CSI Director Professor Paul Flatau, and the resulting Danjoo Koorliny Walking Together Aboriginal-designed and -led process was agreed upon.

The Social Impact Festival 2019 was a first-of-its kind event. It was designed and led by the leaders mentioned above, and featured many other local Elders and leaders who provided wisdom to help us all co-plan and co-create a better future for everyone. It explored how we will walk together as Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people towards 2029 and beyond.

The 2019 summit outlined – through keynote lectures, yarning panels, panel presentations and workshops – positive change already under way in a number of social areas and the most important steps for moving forward.

The theme of Danjoo Koorliny Walking Together has set a new direction for the Social Impact Festival. Each coming festival will now build upon this theme. This year we move out of the season of Makuru (the season of 'fertility' with the corresponding social theme of 'conversation') into the season of Djilba (with the theme of 'incubation').

This year's summit will take place on the Friday evening of August 7, and all day Saturday August 8. There will also be a continuation of the workshops and breakout sessions from last year - these will take place online throughout the season of Djilba (see our other event listings for registrations once events are announced).

All social distancing measures apply.

Danjoo Koorliny and Festival Partner: Commonland
Community Partners: Cultural Corridors inc., Reconciliation WA, Western Australian Aboriginal Leadership Institute

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In purchasing a ticket to an event hosted by CSI UWA, whether the ticket was purchased by you personally or by someone on your behalf, in purchasing the event ticket you are deemed to have accepted all our event policies as set out below. These refund policies are in place to ensure the success of the overall event and to honour the work of the Danjoo Koorliny Elders and leaders in preparing these events. Cancellations and Refunds Cancellations by you If you need to cancel your event registration please do so in writing to csi-events-business@uwa.edu.au. We recognise that unforeseen personal circumstances may arise impacting your ability to attend our events. If you chose to cancel your event registration please note the following: • If you cancel more than 28 days before the event start date you will receive a 100% refund. • If you cancel 15-28 days before the event start date you will receive a 50% refund. • If you cancel 8-14 days before the event start date you will receive a 25% refund. • If you cancel 0-7 days before the event you will not be entitled to a refund. Refunds agreed by CSI UWA will be processed within 60 days of the request and will be made back to the same credit/debit card you used to make your booking. Cancellations by CSI UWA In the event that CSI UWA needs to change an event for any reason, including the unexpected occurrence of events due to COVID-19, we will make arrangements to partially refund your ticket and for you to attend the event via an interactive online mode where you will hear and interact with the presenter(s) and other participants. You will receive a 15% refund on the difference between the in-person price and the online price. Please note that many of the costs will remain the same for the event organisers and some may increase, so we appreciate your understanding. Please note that we will follow Federal and State government regulations and advice on social distancing and will take this into consideration when organising the venues and seating arrangements. As a result numbers that we can have in the room may be limited and we will set maximum capacity to reflect this. In the event of an event cancellation, CSI UWA will not be responsible for any cost other than the event registration fee. CSI UWA strongly recommends purchasing travel insurance to cover airline flights, accommodation etc., in the event of an event cancellation. Refunds agreed by CSI UWA will be processed within 60 days of the request and will be made back to the same credit/debit card you used to make your booking. Contact Us If you have any questions you can contact us on csi-events-business@uwa.edu.au

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Centre for Social Impact UWA

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The Centre for Social Impact UWA (CSI UWA) creates and delivers education that transforms, research that informs best practice, and public engagement that inspires and mobilises change makers.

We develop solutions that are rigorous and purpose-driven and work with people, communities and organisations across Australia to grow their capabilities.

The Centre for Social Impact is a collaboration of four universities: Swinburne University of Technology, Flinders University, University of New South Wales and The University of Western Australia.

Together as a network, our purpose is to catalyse positive change, to help enable others to achieve social impact.

CSI UWA is proud to host Danjoo Koorliny Walking Together, a large-scale, long-term systems change project designed and led by Aboriginal leaders to help us walk together as Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people towards 2029 (200 years of colonisation in Perth) and beyond.

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