How do we live well together through a climate of change?
You’re invited to a new (and free!) experience from the RMIT Regenerative Futures Institute: Community Leadership for Regenerative Placemaking – a hands-on studio exploring how we live well together through a climate of change.
Led by future play lab Director and RFI Fellow Troy Innocent, alongside experts in media and communication, public art, digital systems and design research, the live action role playing (LARP) experience introduces key knowledges in the emerging practice of creative placekeeping.
Through place-based learning, urban play and online community building, you’ll take part in collective and speculative design to explore how creative practice connects Indigenous knowledges and regenerative neighbourhoods.
This experience is designed for aspiring community leaders who want to turn their existing expertise into action for regenerative futures.
What’s involved:
Ideally, you’ll be able to join the induction, the weekly online sessions and the in-person experience day.
The experience is free of charge, but places are strictly limited – so if you’d like to take part, we’d encourage you to register soon to avoid missing out. If you'd like to participate click here
