Come along for a cup of tea, zero waste snacks and korero to enlighten ourselve on how we face the challenges ahead of us, how we "do more good" together.

What does it look like to move from a linear system of stuff to a circular system and how do we as consumers and citizens participate in that process.

If you want to attend this session but cant make it in person, please let us know as we can operate a zoom session alongside if required

This event is FREE!

Your facilitators for these sessions are Fiona Clements, Lyeta Payet and Jack Brazil. Living the change through our lifestyles and the choices we make within that space. Our strengths lie in operating in ways to create the new system we want to see happen. Let's korero about what that looks like and how we get there together.

Fiona Clements has a Bachelor of Design(Fashion) and Graduate Diploma in Sustainable Practice from Otago Polytechnic. She is passionate about community education, resource recovery and waste minimisation and has been working as a zerowaste textile practitioner for the last 8 years under the label Senorita AweSUMO

Lyeta has a Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science) from Murdoch University, Western Australia and is passionate about waste minimisation and assisting communities with reducing their waste. Lyeta is the director of Monnaie Consulting which specializes in Asbestos, Meth and Mould Assessment in Dunedin City. She is also the Treasurer of Sustainable Dunedin City and a Kaiwhakahaere of Res.Awesome Ltd.

Jack Brazil is awesome!