Creating a new generation of changemakers. We believe that we need new approaches and more people to address the challenges of today and tomorrow.
We ask questions of our current world based on the challenges we see all around us and explore the new solutions that are being developed locally and globally. We are not affiliated with any political party or religion and base our work on our values courage, community, conscience and creativity. We are respectful of differing views and opinions of what the future should look like and how we go ab
15/05/2024
THIS THURSDAY
The Inspiring Australians' Uni Forum will be taking over EZONE Social at UWA at 12pm!
đ Free lunch and soft drinks
đ˛ Visa gift cards up for grabs (including $100 exclusive to those who register!)
đĄ Top tips and advice from leaders of WA charities and social enterprises
Grab your free ticket or share with a student: https://events.humanitix.com/uniforum2024
22/04/2021
Our friends at launched their 2030 Future of Work report âA Vision for the Modern Ageâ today. Check out the four scenarios âRace to Irrelevanceâ, âWork that Worksâ, â Survival Tribalismâ and âThriving Microcosmsâ. đĽ
19/03/2021
Treating artists fairly and refusing fossil fuels is at the heart of what BRINK renewable arts platform does, helping artists have richer, deeper and more ethical connections with people.
Check out the upcoming performances of THE REHEARSAL, part of the BRINK festival that weâre hosting in The Naval Store
https://www.facebook.com/events/464279898290674
11/10/2020
Sometimes we use Oblique Strategies in our workshops. Itâs a card-based method for promoting creativity invented by musician/artist Brian Eno and multimedia artist Peter Schmidt, first published in 1975. Good when youâre stuck! đ
06/02/2020
Our member Andy Thomson is one of 60 certified experts in the global Circulab network that works to embed regenerative economy principles across 24 different countries. In this podcast, he talks about how Systemic Design is a great tool to design for the Circular Economy, using football as an analogy. â˝ď¸
How Systemic Design can help for Circular Economy? by Circulab ⢠A podcast on Anchor Today, we launch this new podcast with Andrew Thomson, Circulab Certified Consultant based in Perth, Australia. He is a great specialist of Systemic Design and Circular Economy, he explains us the links between these topics with enlighting examples.
31/12/2019
Throwback to Octoberâs conference. More events and activities coming up in 2020!!!
@ Perth, Western Australia