Climate change, environmental degradation, and wildlife extinction are some of the pressing challenges that we face currently and in the years to come.Tackling these issues alone can seem overwhelming and insurmountable.
However, if we work together, the opportunities to create sustainable change and innovative solutions are infinite.

Come along and hear the diverse perspectives from leading innovators across the social impact space including: activism, clean technology, environmental conservation.

Speakers include:

Charlot Magayi - 2019 Waislitz Global Citizen Award prize winner
Charlot founded Mukuru Clean Stoves a fast-growing Kenyan social enterprise that reduces household air pollution, lowers fuel costs and improves health and safety for low income families.

Leigh Ewbank (pronounced “u-bank”) is a long-time campaigner at Friends of the Earth. He coordinated the successful community campaign for a Victorian Renewable Energy Target. Leigh and the FoE’s determined Act on Climate collective are leading the charge for the Andrews government to deliver science-based Emissions Reduction Targets this year and state state’s first Climate Budget.

Neil Morris is a Yorta Yorta person and an artist who uses his platform with project DRMNGNOW to raise awareness of the ongoing injustices that First Nations peoples of this land are subjected to. Neil's work extends out into community based action through various mediums which has a strong environmental/ Indigenous sovereignty, self determination, decolonisation and Indigenising focus.

Join us in our engaging discussion and share your ideas for creating a better world where everyone can thrive!

FREE ADMISSION: However, registration required for catering purposes.

ALL WELCOME: No prior knowledge necessary, just goodwill and a passion for action!

FOOD AND DRINK: Nibbles and refreshments provided.