Connecting for Greater Collective Impact from Triage to Recovery: Building healing, and resilience for healthy people, places and landscapes
- Event Name
- Connecting for Greater Collective Impact from Triage to Recovery: Building healing, and resilience for healthy people, places and landscapes
- Date
- 23 June 2020
- Time
- 02:00 pm - 04:00 pm
- Location
- Online
Address (Room): https://rb.gy/qmb6ue (zoom link upon registration
- Description
You’re invited join us for a ZOOM meeting (for security reasons, ZOOM meeting invite with password will be sent to those who register for the event) on June 23, 2020 at Western Sydney University to share information and connect with others for greater collective action to support healing and recovery activities for our lands and people.
Introduction/Background:
Western Sydney and the communities, landscapes and catchments of the Blue Mountains and Greater Sydney Basin face multiple challenges on the journey to recovery in the wake of the devastating fires and heavy rains. The social and emotional upheaval has taken its toll upon our fire fighters and other first responders, and the many individuals, families and communities impacted by the fires are close to mind. We pay tribute, and give thanks, to all who have contributed to our greater community this past summer. At this event, the diverse and difficult healing journeys ahead are acknowledged for many individuals, families and communities face.The loss of precious biodiversity across the Greater Sydney Basin and bushlands – animals, plants, ecosystems – is a source of ecogrief and a call to action. Our biodiversity, water catchments, greenbelt bushland lungs and ecosystems may take years to recover. Many volunteers and other people in our communities, universities, government agencies and NGOs are already doing important work to contribute to triage and recovery efforts for our made and natural environments, plants and animals.
Themes for the day:
- Healing for landscapes and biodiversity
- Place based healing activities – lands and people together
- Triage, healing, resilience – short to longer term priorities, activities, collaborations
You’re invited to:
- Present via Zoom a short talk (3-5 minutes) about your work: what you are already doing and/or what you can or want to do in collaboration with others
- Attend, listen and share in the discussion
- Connect, share, join a project in progress and/or identified on the day
Speakers: Professor Tonia Gray and others
Web page: https://rb.gy/qmb6ue
- Contact
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Name: Tonia Gray
School / Department: Centre for Educational Research
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