UN SDG-4: Education - How can Delusional Optimists Change the World?
Description
The Delusional Optimist Club is back, and this time we're teaming up with Creative Frontier for an afternoon of honest stories and big ideas.
This session centres on Education, which is the UN's Sustainability & Development Goal Number 4. We're bringing together speakers who are already putting it into practice in their own fields. They're the people doing the work, asking the hard questions and choosing hope despite of and because of how the world is going.
Angus Clark and Tiana Durrant will host the afternoon and share their own expertise on education as well. They'll guide the conversation with the panelists and draw out the stories behind the work.
The event is organised by the founder of DOC and delusional optimist herself, Sabrina Fernandez!
What to expect
An intimate panel conversation with ⟨number⟩ speakers working on ⟨theme⟩
Honest, unfiltered stories about what change actually takes
Time afterwards to connect with people who care about the same things you do
This is for you if you
Care about education and want to see real change
Want to hear from the people living it
Believe optimism can be a tool for impact
Speakers
⟨Name, role, organisation⟩
⟨Name, role, organisation⟩
⟨Name, role, organisation⟩
Details
📍 Multicultural Hub, ⟨Room⟩, 506 Elizabeth St, Melbourne CBD
🗓 Saturday 7 November 2026
🕐 1.00-2.30pm
🎟 $10 entry
Want to get involved as a volunteer? Send the Delusional Optimist Club a DM on LinkedIn.
Come along, learn something new and leave with a healthy dose of delusional optimism ✨
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