Threefolding - Spiritual Freedom, Social Justice, Associative Economics

Name: Threefolding - Spiritual Freedom, Social Justice, Associative Economics
Start: 2022-11-26T09:00:00+1100
End: 2022-11-27T16:00:00+1100
Location: 177 Waterworks Rd

Sat, 26 Nov, 9am - 27 Nov, 4pm 2022 AEDT

177 Waterworks Rd

Dynnyrne TAS, Australia

Iris Curteis

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THREEFOLDING - SPIRITUAL FREEDOM, SOCIAL EQUALITY, ASSOCIATIVE ECONOMICS

THREEFOLDING IS THE CONCRETE TRANSFORMATION OF PRESENT UNITARIAN STATE; IT SHIFTS CHALLENGES INTO OPPORTUNITIES, SHAPES PRACTICAL SOCIAL OUTCOMES, FORMS HEALTHY, HUMANE COMMUNITIES AND REMINDS US OF OUR SPIRITUAL INTENTIONS.

WE'LL EXPLORE:

WHY OUR CURRENT CULTURAL, SOCIAL RIGHTS AND ECONOMIC SYSTEMS ARE FAILING

HOW THIS DIRECTLY IMPACTS ON OUR FREEDOM TO BE TRULY HUMAN

WHAT WE CAN DO TOGETHER TO INNOVATE CHANGE

FACILITATORS: IRIS CURTEIS, HAMISH MACKAY, GILLIAN ROGERS

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Iris Curteis

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Iris Curteis is a Storyteller and Social Artist who encountered Threefolding as an 18-year-old and had the privilege to meet and learn from some of the leading innovators in this field in Europe. She understands how storytelling empowers our imagination and creative thinking and encourages us to appreciate our lives as works of art. As a social artist, she is passionate about using threefolding and creativity to examine and change the way we think, build our capacity to shape more humane communities and support transformational change. The focus of her work is the relationship between storytelling and community building. Grasping an idea through storytelling means we get inside the idea together - like an orchestra synchronising individual skills and instruments to interpret the idea of the whole symphony. Her background includes studies in visual art, storytelling, speech formation, and dramatic art (Europe), a B.A. and B.A. hon. in creative writing and a Ph.D. in storytelling and community building (Australia).