** IN PERSON BOOKINGS HAVE NOW CLOSED - BUT ONLINE BOOKINGS WILL STAY OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT, WED NIGHT, 28 JULY **

Please join us for the first of a series of events (hybrid events - online and in person in Brisbane), which will enable us to explore how Brisbane/Meeanjin could become a regenerative city.

Regen Brisbane/Meeanjin is proudly hosted by the NENA Brisbane Hub, QUT Design Lab, Australian Earth Laws Alliance, the Greenprints Initiative and Future Dreaming Australia.

READ THE TWO DAY PROGRAM HERE:

https://www.neweconomy.org.au/...

OVERVIEW OF THE TWO-DAY PROGRAM

DAY 1 - THURSDAY 29TH JULY – 10am to 4pm
A one day introductory event, offering a 'scan' across different approaches to creating a regenerative city and community.

DAY 2 - FRIDAY 30TH JULY - 10am to 3pm
A one day series of workshops, for everyone who participated in Day 1, and would like to go on a 'deeper dive' into exploring ways to develop a Regenerative Brisbane.
The program for Day 2 will be confirmed soon.

ATTENDANCE OPTIONS

**IN PERSON BOOKINGS HAVE NOW CLOSED - BUT ONLINE BOOKINGS WILL STAY OPEN UNTIL WED NIGHT, 28 JULY**

ONLINE

You can participate in Day 1 and Day 2 entirely online if you choose to
(Please note that Day 2 is made up of interactive workshops and will only be open to people who participated in Day 1 overview sessions)
The zoom link will be sent to all registered participants 3 days, 1 day and 1 hour before the event begins

PROGRAM INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING TOPICS

Indigenous perspectives about creating regenerative societies
Getting to know the living world and our non-human neighbours in the South East Queensland Bioregion and Brisbane River Catchment
Locating ourselves within the Earth community: Earth Systems Science, Planetary Boundaries and Climate Change
Rethinking Economics: Doughnut economics, circular economy, regenerative community economies and Australia's "Greenprints" approach
Cities in the 21st Century – design, impact and future thinking
Brisbane's ecological footprint: food, energy, transport, housing and material consumption - where do our resources come from, and where does our waste and pollution go to?
Social justice and equity in Brisbane/Meeanjin – past, present and future
Law and governance that supports regenerative societies: how can we organise ourselves to transform our cityscape?
Just transitions: exploring the “how to” transition to new, regenerative economies and social structures

GUEST SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

Representatives from the Yuggera and Turrbal Peoples (speakers being confirmed)
Mary Graham, Adjunct Associate Professor, University of Queensland and Kombu-merri person
Ross Williams, Future Dreaming and Bindal/Juru person
Professor Will Steffen, Climate Council (via zoom)
Jonathan Sri, Councillor for the Gabba Ward, Brisbane City Council
Professor Yin Paradies, Deakin University
Professor Marcus Foth, QUT Design Lab
Dr Michelle Maloney, Australian Earth Laws Alliance and New Economy Network Australia
Mary-Lou Kelly, CEO, Global Greentag International
Representatives from Healthy Land and Water & Local Land Care Groups
Many more!

MORE INFORMATION

Humanitix booking page
Facebook event page
Email - nena@neweconomy.org.au or events@earthlaws.org.au