Regenerating Australia screening and Dynamic Statement release event

Last Wednesday evening the University's and Environment Institute partnered to host the screening of听, as part of Sustainability Week 2022.


The event began with a Smoking Ceremony at the Kaurna Learning Circle by Uncle Fred and Alex from 听at the University.听 Attendees then moved to the lecture theatre for the movie screening before the Environment Institute's Professor Andy Lowe, hosted a Q&A session with the movie's creator, Damon Gameau.听 Regenerating Australia is a hypothetical news report from 2030 based on interviews with a diverse group of Australians who were asked about their hopes and dreams for the future.听 Whilst short, the movie is a thought-provoking narrative of empowerment, solutions and regeneration.

Following the Q&A session, Professor Lowe then officially launched the consultation draft of the , a result of a creative collaboration summit held at Ukaria Cultural Centre in June.听 The summit was designed to harness ancient wisdom, diversity, creativity, and a collective spirit and a diverse group of 100 leading South Australian thinkers, creatives, entrepreneurs, and community champions were invited to explore 12 defined megatrends.听 These megatrends are issues impacting South Australia with potential solutions, and examples include biodiversity and ecosystem decline, evolving financial systems, and people power.听

From that summit came the Dynamic Statement which听addresses key issues, the impacts to South Australia, and actionable local solutions.听The consultation draft has been released to give Dynamic State鈥檚 network the chance to provide feedback, which can be incorporated for the final release of the document expected at the end of September.听

In addition to the Dynamic Statement, a 4-part podcast series called 鈥溾 is being progressively released. The series captures some of the voices, ideas, and solutions explored at the summit.

The Environment Institute is a proud major sponsor of the inaugural summit and hopes to be able to provide support for further gatherings in 2023 and beyond.
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