JULY 18-28 SHIFT PERCEPTIONS. SHAPE THE FUTURE. S O C I A L I M PACT F EST I VA L . O R G #SIFEST 17
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R E G I S T E R AT S O C I A L I M PA C T F E S T I VA L . O R G
WELCOME So, why are you here? Are you already committed to leading positive social change? Do you wish to connect with unlikely allies to innovate and collaborate in new ways? Perhaps you are curious and would like to learn more? Whatever your reason for being here, we warmly welcome you and look forward to getting to know you over the 10 days of the Festival. Through this unique series of events, we aim to create and nurture a society that works for all; a society that is healthier, stronger, and with more capacity to thrive for our current and future generations. The Social Impact Festival is hosted by the Centre for Social Impact at the UWA Business School. It celebrates initiatives bringing about positive social change across the themes of Home, Land, and Place. Bringing together more than 200 cutting-edge international and local speakers, community leaders, artists, and organisations, this multi-faceted festival far goes beyond talking about the major issues confronting our society. When addressing our most pressing challenges and shaping a future that works for all, there is no overnight solution. Instead, through this Festival, we would like you all to take the opportunity to slow down, carefully listen and observe, be open to shifting your perceptions, and allow insights to emerge.
WELCOME TO THE SOCIAL IMPACT FESTIVAL 2017. WE HOPE YOU ENJOY THE JOURNEY.
Professor Paul Flatau Director, Centre for Social Impact UWA
Katie Stubley Co-Director, Social Impact Festival
Claire Stokes Co-Director, Social Impact Festival
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WELCOME The University of Western Australia has been serving our communities for over 100 years. We do this not only by offering high-quality education and performing cutting-edge research, but also by broad engagement with the intellectual, cultural and social life of citizens within our State and beyond. With more than 50 events taking place over 10 days, the Social Impact Festival 2017 provides a platform for us to share some of our knowledge, ideas and insights for tackling the complex social issues of our time. This unique event is also an inspiring demonstration of our Centre for Social Impact’s commitment to driving positive social change. It is my pleasure to welcome you all to the UWA grounds and to the Social Impact Festival 2017. Professor Dawn Freshwater Vice Chancellor, The University of Western Australia I can think of no finer reason for a festival than celebrating everything that is social impact. It is what drives us in our work and in our lives as we strive to achieve social change for disadvantaged Australians. It is fitting then, that this year’s festival has grown bigger and better than we all could ever have imagined. Hundreds of people will come together over ten days to collaborate, discover, exchange ideas, celebrate initiatives, and delve deeply into understanding and creating meaningful social impact. Congratulations to the team at CSI UWA, and congratulations to you for being part of a movement to create social change. Welcome to the 3rd Annual Social Impact Festival. Professor Kristy Muir CEO, Centre for Social Impact Lotterywest plays a unique role in Western Australia in that we’re State Government owned. That means for every dollar you spend on Lotto games, there is a direct return to our community. Lotterywest is pleased to support the Social Impact Festival given its focus on creating a ‘stronger, healthier, more thriving society’ and exploring ways to more directly address the most pressing needs in our community. Susan Hunt PSM CEO, Lotterywest
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CONTENTS FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
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HOW TO REGISTER & CONNECT
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24 JULY
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ABOUT THE VENUES
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25 JULY
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THEMES OF THE FESTIVAL
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18 JULY
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27 JULY
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19 JULY
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28 JULY
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20 JULY
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WHAT’S NEXT?
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FESTIVAL EVENTS EVENT TYPE
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Major Events Impact School Impact Lab Impact Gallery The Good Market Social Impact Open House Impact Sparker Events
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FESTIVAL SCHEDULE DATE
EVENT
TIME
LOCATION
Tuesday 18 July
Festival Opening: Sowing the Seeds for Change
6pm – 8.30pm
Octagon Theatre, UWA
Wednesday 19 July
Impact School: Home
8.30am – 7.30pm
UWA Business School
Thursday 20 July
Can a bunch of blokes really drive change in WA? – Hosted by CEOs 7.30am – 9am for Gender Equity
Westralia Square, Perth CBD
Humanising your brand and the workplace – Hosted by VisAbility
9am – 10.30am
The Perron Centre, Victoria Park
Four Orientations to Social Benefit: Enabling Collaborative Inquiry – Hosted by Apitholo
10am – 12.30pm
Apitholo - Centre for Humanity Learning, Fremantle
Building a More Socially Inclusive Community – Hosted by The McCusker Centre for Citizenship at UWA
4.30pm – 6.30pm
City of Perth Library, Perth CBD
Conrad Liveris at Rotary of Elizabeth Quay – Hosted by Rotary of Elizabeth Quay
5.30pm – 6.30pm
Laneway Lounge, Perth CBD
ICEA Yarn – Hosted by ICEA
6pm – 8pm
16 Lochee St, Mosman Park
Impact Lab: Home
9am – 12.30pm
The Platform, Perth CBD
Designing your Futures – Hosted by enkel collective
9am – 1pm
874 Albany Highway, East Vic Park
Impact Gallery: Home
1pm – 4.30pm
Multiple locations, Perth CBD
Impact Gallery: Home UnWorkshop
1pm – 4.30pm
Starts at the Platform, Perth CBD
Impact Gallery: Home Walking Tour
2pm – 4pm
Starts at the Platform, Perth CBD
Public Lecture: Dr Nigel Hewett on Inclusion Health: Integrated Care for Homeless
6pm – 7.30pm
The Platform, Perth CBD
The Future of Education – Hosted 6.30pm – 8.30pm by enkel collective
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874 Albany Highway, East Vic Park
FESTIVAL SCHEDULE DATE
EVENT
TIME
LOCATION
Friday 21 July
Impact School: Land
9am – 8pm
UWA Business School
Pitch for the Planet – Hosted by Millennium Kids Inc
9am - 3pm
Venue To Be Confirmed
Inspired Live – Hosted by Inspired Magazine
6pm – 8pm
Kidogo Bathers Beach, Fremantle
Gather for Good – Hosted by The Platform
6pm – 8.30pm
The Platform, Perth CBD
Ian Strange | ISLAND – Hosted by Fremantle Arts Centre
10am – 5pm
Fremantle Arts Centre
The Good Market
11am – 3pm
Winthrop Hall Undercroft, UWA
Crowdfunding for Social Causes Workshop – Hosted by Chuffed
1pm – 4pm
The Platform, Perth CBD
TEDxUWASalon: ART // ACT (Part 2) – Hosted by TEDxUWA
2pm – 5pm
Carpe Diem Studio, UWA
Social Impact Open House
7am – 5pm
Multiple locations, Perth
NFP Executive Agenda: Solving the IT Disconnect – Hosted by NamSource
10am – 12pm
Talent International, Perth CBD
Measurement Hotseat – Hosted by Social Impact Measurement Network Australia
4pm – 5.30pm
The Platform, Perth CBD
Public Lecture: Dr Josh Byrne on Density by Design
6pm – 7.30pm
UWA Business School
Vincent Neighbourhood SOUP – Hosted by Transition Town Vincent
6pm – 9pm
Paddington Ale House, Mt Hawthorn
Leading positive social change through business – Hosted by WA Conscious Capitalism Australia & NZ
7.30am – 9am
Four Points by Sheraton, Perth CBD
Saturday 22 July
Monday 24 July
Tuesday 25 July
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FESTIVAL SCHEDULE DATE
Wednesday 26 July
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EVENT
TIME
LOCATION
Impact Lab: Land
9am – 12.30pm
The Platform, Perth CBD
Idea to Impact Using Technology – Hosted by NamSource
9.30am – 3pm
Talent International, Perth CBD
What’s Your Marketing Why? Workshop – Hosted by DrawHistory
10am – 11am
217 Hay St, Subiaco
Impact Gallery: Land
1pm – 4.30pm
Multiple locations, Perth CBD
Impact Gallery: Land UnWorkshop
1pm – 4.30pm
Starts at the Platform, Perth CBD
Impact Gallery: Land Walking Tour
2pm – 4pm
Starts at the Platform, Perth CBD
Resonance – Hosted by Perth Projects & Foxglove Project
6pm – 8pm
Claisebrook Design Community, Perth
Impact School: Place
8.30am – 7.30pm
UWA Business School
2017 Community Relief and Resilience Conference – Hosted by WACOSS
9am – 4.30pm
Perth Zoo, South Perth
WA Co-Design Toolkit Launch – Hosted by WACOSS
4.30pm – 5.30pm
Perth Zoo, South Perth
Social Enterprise Group Meeting – Hosted by Social Enterprise Group
5pm – 6.40pm
Melville Civic Square Library, Melville
The Big Issue and the Women’s Subscription Enterprise – Hosted by The Big Issue Australia
5.30pm – 7pm
Westpac Building, Perth CBD
Community Conversations: Think Global, Act Local on Migration – Hosted by The United Nations Association of Australia Young Professionals (UNYP)
6pm – 8.30pm
The Platform, Perth CBD
ICEA Yarn – Hosted by ICEA Foundation
6pm – 8pm
16 Lochee St, Mosman Park
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FESTIVAL SCHEDULE DATE
EVENT
TIME
LOCATION
Thursday 27 July
Impact Lab: Place
9am – 12.30pm
The Platform, Perth CBD
Four Orientations to Social Benefit: Enabling Collaborative Inquiry – Hosted by Apitholo
12.30pm – 3pm
Apitholo - Centre for Humanity Learning, Fremantle
Impact Gallery: Place
1pm – 4.30pm
Multiple locations, Perth CBD
Impact Gallery: Place UnWorkshop
1pm – 4.30pm
Starts at the Platform, Perth CBD
Knowledge of; Connecting to; and Acknowledging the LAND – Hosted by MercyCare
1pm – 3pm
MercyCare, West Perth
Impact Gallery: Place Walking Tour
2pm – 4pm
Starts at the Platform, Perth CBD
Finding your Golden Thread – Hosted by Social Ventures Australia
2pm – 5pm
Morgan Stanley, Perth CBD
Impact Seed Pitching Event
5.30pm – 8.30pm
The Platform, Perth CBD
Educator Workshop on Experiential Learning – Hosted by JUMP! Foundation
9am – 4pm
Carpe Diem Studio, UWA
Vital Conversation: Vital Signs Fremantle – Hosted by Fremantle Foundation
12pm – 2pm
Pakenham Street Arts Space, Fremantle
1.30pm – 2.30pm
Albany
4.30pm – 6.30pm
140 William St, Perth CBD
5.30pm – 8.30pm
FLUX, Perth CBD
Friday 28 July
Food for Thought Festival Information Session – Hosted by Sustain: The Australian Food Network Human Library: African Stories that Touch the Heart - Hosted by Metropolotan Migrant Research Centre Festival Closing Night
REGISTRATIONS FOR ALL EVENTS LISTED ABOVE ARE AVAILABLE AT SOCIALIMPACTFESTIVAL.ORG Please note: While we endeavour to do everything in our power to present the events as printed, sometimes things happen that are beyond our control and may cause slight variations.
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HOW TO REGISTER & CONNECT HOW TO REGISTER Designed as a Festival, you can register for as many or few events as you like. There are about 50 to choose from and many are free to attend. To attend any Impact School session, simply register for a Full Day Pass. Go to socialimpactfestival.org and choose ‘Register for Events’
GET CONNECTED #SIFEST17
Use the Festival hashtag #SIFest17 to follow what’s happening, and share you insights, favourite quotes, and photos. Use this on all social media channels so others can easily find your posts.
@UWASocialImpact @CSISocialImpact @UWABusSchool @UWANews
CONNECT
Connect with like-minded people at the meeting by following, replying, re-posting, and maybe even reach the most impactful outcome: connecting face-to-face!
facebook.com/centreforsocialimpact facebook.com/UWABS facebook.com/universitywa
DON’T STOP HERE
Continue the connections, conversations, learning, and impact after the Festival on the social media channels suggested here. If you would like to stay involved in the ongoing work to #EndHomelessnessWA, please register your interest at endhomelessnessWA.com
The Centre for Social Impact The University of Western Australia
WEBSITE socialimpactfestival.org
IMPACT IN YOUR INBOX Sign up to receive monthly updates about the latest research, news and trends in social impact at business.uwa.edu.au/school/csi
ABOUT THE HOST The Social Impact Festival is hosted by the Centre for Social Impact at The University of Western Australia (CSI UWA). We are a catalyst for positive social change, addressing society’s deep social problems and ensuring wellbeing for all. We do this by creating and delivering education that transforms, research that informs best practice, and public engagement that inspires and mobilises change makers. Led by Director Professor Paul Flatau, CSI UWA is part of a national collaboration with UNSW Australia and Swinburne University of Technology. Together, the three university centres form the Centre for Social Impact. Read more at business.uwa.edu.au/school/csi 08
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ABOUT THE VENUES The majority of events are held in the following venues, however please check the program carefully for the correct venue when attending events.
THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
THE PLATFORM
35 Stirling Highway, Crawley WA
The Platform is a collective and events space for not-forprofits and social enterprises that exists to engage and empower change makers in Perth.
The University of Western Australia (UWA) is WA’s first university and aims to provide world-class education, research and community engagement for the advancement of the prosperity and welfare of our communities. • The Octagon Theatre is an intimate venue hosting music, dance, theatre, comedy and seminars located to the east side of the Crawley Campus. • The UWA Business School is a state-of-the-art research and teaching facility situated at the south end of Crawley Campus. • The Undercroft is a display and exhibition area located directly beneath Winthrop Hall towards the north end of the Crawley Campus.
Level 3, 256 Adelaide Terrace, Perth WA
FLUX 191 St Georges Terrace, Perth WA FLUX powered by Spacecubed is Perth’s latest coworking and office space supporting communities of innovation and creativity through a mix of coworking, resident desks, offices, event space and meeting rooms. More details about the program and venues can be found at socialimpactfestival.org
We acknowledge that this event is situated on Noongar land, and that Noongar people remain the spiritual and cultural custodians of their land, and continue to practise their values, languages, beliefs and knowledge.
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THEMES OF THE FESTIVAL HOME
LAND
“Social justice requires that everyone have a right to a home. In rich countries like the UK, and Australia, there is simply no excuse for anyone to suffer the trauma of homelessness. Homes offer humans a place to be and are critical for living a life of dignity.”
“We need collective action to restore resilient landscapes and build strong local economies for our future generations. It’s critical that we inspire transformation and innovations that are owned by local stakeholders and supported by science.”
Professor Suzanne Fitzpatrick, Director of the Institute for Social Policy, Housing, Equalities Research at Heriot-Watt University (UK); appearing in Impact School on 19 July
Dieter van den Broeck, Science & Education, Commonland (Netherlands); appearing in Impact School on 21 July
PLACE “Place matters. Communities and neighbourhoods have immense impact on the people in them - on their wellbeing, sense of belonging, and their chances in life. Places need to be made to work for the people in them, ensuring they have the opportunity to thrive.” Professor Keith Kintrea, Professor of Urban Studies and Housing at University of Glasgow (UK); appearing in Impact School on 26 July Photo: Australian Urban Design Research Centre
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TUESDAY 18 JULY...
FESTIVAL OPENING: SOWING THE SEEDS FOR CHANGE 6PM – 8.30PM | OCTAGON THEATRE, UWA
Fire is used in Australia to nourish soil and stimulate the release of seeds for natural growth and regeneration. In this event, you’ll experience sparks of inspiration that ignite your passion to drive positive social change. In last year’s Festival Opening we heard Dr Noel Nannup remind us that the purpose of being human is to care for everything. This year’s Festival Opening is our chance to prepare the conditions that we all need to create positive change. Join us to journey through the landscapes of Western Australia, hear stories of our past and present, and celebrate caring for our place. We welcome Vice Chancellor of The University of Western Australia Professor Dawn Freshwater to open this event and Dr Richard Walley OAM to perform the Welcome to Country. Hear from CEO of The Centre for Social Impact Professor Kristy Muir and Dr Noel Nannup, as well as performances by Delson Stokes, the Hammond
Park Primary School Choir, and Dwayne Mallard (Arjaway), to set the tone for the rest of the Festival and its impact for years to come.
CELEBRATING CARING AND INSPIRING POSITIVE CHANGE.
Photo: The Middar Dancers at the Social Impact Festival 2016
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WEDNESDAY 19 JULY...
IMPACT SCHOOL: HOME 8.30AM – 7.30PM | UWA BUSINESS SCHOOL
A day of learning, connection, and stimulating dialogue on topics including homelessness, housing design, architecture, innovations in aged care and disability, philanthropy, and more. 50 LIVES, 50 HOMES, 50 STORIES
8.30am – 10am | Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre Panel: Kathleen Gregory (CEO, Foundation Housing), Associate Professor Lisa Wood (Centre for Social Impact UWA), Leah Watkins (Project Manager - 50 Lives 50 Homes, Ruah Community Services), Amanda Stafford (Emergency Specialist, Royal Perth Hospital)
BEYOND ALTRUISM: THE POWER OF PHILANTHROPY FOR MEASURABLE IMPACT 8:30am – 9am | Case Study Room 101
Desiree Nangle (Impact & Outcomes Coordinator, Minderoo)
9.30am – 10.30am | EY Lecture Theatre
Rachael Pemberton (City Ward Councillor, City of Fremantle), Paul Flatau (Director of the Centre for Social Impact UWA), Si Lappin (Organisational Transformation, Housing Authority), Robert Gough (Policy Officer, Shelter WA) & Rebecca Moore (Director of Commercial and Community Services, City of Perth)
INDIGENOUS JUSTICE: HOME, IDENTITY, AND THE MASS INCARCERATION CHALLENGE 10.30am – 12.30pm | Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre
LIVING AND AGEING WELL: RETHINKING SOLUTIONS FOR AGED CARE AND DISABILITIES
Jim Morrison (Leader, Yokai) – ‘Yokai and Bringing them home’
Dr Allyson Thomson (Research Associate, Curtin University) – ‘Ways of supporting adults with intellectual disabilities to live in the community’
Panel: Daniel Morrison (Aboriginal Alcohol and Drug Service), Glenda Kickett (NAIDOC Perth), Roxanne Moore (Amnesty Intl Australia), Victoria Williams (Aboriginal Legal Services), Juan Larranaga (Save the Children) & Sophie Stewart (Social Reinvestment WA) ‘Social Reinvestment WA and the Fight Against Indigenous Incarceration’
9am – 10.30am | Case Study Room G42
Dr Andrew Martel (Lecturer in Construction & Architecture, Faculty of Architecture, Building & Planning, University of Melbourne) – ‘How to talk to your builder about disability’ Jessica Radny (Architect, KPA Architects) – ‘Environments to enable: re-framing our perspective’
COLLECTIVE GIVING AND ITS ROLE IN AUSTRALIAN PHILANTHROPY 10.30am – 11.30am | Case Study Room 101
BACK TO BASICS: BEYOND FUNDING & REPORTING
Lee Partridge (Adjunct Senior Lecturer, University of Western Australia) & James Boyd (National Convener, Impact100)
Shiri Leventhal (Associate Director, Social Ventures Australia) & Gillian Turnbull (Director, Social Ventures Australia)
JOURNEY TO SOCIAL INCLUSION: A PROGRAM TO ADDRESS CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS
9am – 10am | Case Study Room 101
A LONG WAY FROM DULUTH: A DECOLONISED RESPONSE TO INDIGENOUS FAMILY VIOLENCE IN REMOTE AUSTRALIA 9am – 10am | Case Study Room 201
Harry Blagg (Professor of Criminology & Director, Centre for indigenous Peoples and Community Justice Law School at the University of Western Australia) 12
USING POLICY AND EVALUATION TO DRIVE CHANGE
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11am – 12.30pm | EY Lecture Theatre
Paul Flatau (Director of the Centre for Social Impact UWA), Anna Paris (Manager, Journey to Social Inclusion Mark II, Sacred Heart Mission) & Catherine Harris (General Manager Business Development, Sacred Heart Mission)
WEDNESDAY 19 JULY...
POWERING HOMES FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
TAKING STOCK: DEMENTIA, COMMUNITY AND MULTIGENERATIONAL HOUSES
Monty Craine (GIS Data Administrator & Analyst, Village Infrastructure Angels) – ‘Life changing affordable energy access for villagers of the Pacific’
Debbie de Fiddes (CEO, de Fiddes Design) – ‘Maintaining community within a dementia facility’
11am – 12.30pm | Case Study Room 201
Keith Hutchings (Chief Communications Officer, The Comfortable Home Project) – ‘Building a housing revolution’ James Eggleston (PhD Researcher, CUSP) – ‘Future energy networks: Distributed energy generation and smarter poles and wires’ KEYN OTE
THE CASE FOR SOCIAL HOUSING
1pm – 2:30pm | Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre Michael Oxley (Professor, Cambridge Centre for Housing and Planning Research)
INNOVATION IN AGED CARE AND HOUSING 1pm – 2pm | EY Lecture Theatre
Ingrid Burkett (Director of Learning and Systems Innovation, The Australian Centre for Social Innovation)
COLAB: FACILITATING ARCHITECT - ENGINEER PARTNERSHIPS TO END HOMELESSNESS 1pm – 2.30pm | Case Study Room 201
Panel: Debbie Trimmer (Indigenous Housing Support Worker, WestAus Crisis & Welfare Services), Bay Yeo (Managing Director, Exal Group), Garry Baverstock AM (Director, Wise Earth), Ron Forlee (Managing Director, Archiplan), Dominique Hansen (Law Access), Mike Dixon (Whitelion)
INDIGENOUS SPIRITUAL HOMELESSNESS: HOME AND TRADITIONAL ABORIGINAL LAND RELATIONS 1:30pm – 2.30pm | Case Study Room G42
Paul Memmott (Director of the Aboriginal Environments Research Centre, University of Queensland)
SOCIAL IMPACT BONDS AND FINANCING SUSTAINABLE IMPACT 3pm – 5pm | Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre
Panel: Jeremy King (Partner, Corrs Chambers Westgarth in Melbourne), Emma Tomkinson (Founder, Community Insight Australia), Jenna Palumbo (Director, Department of Premier and Cabinet), Kristy Muir (Chief Executive Officer, Centre for Social Impact), Paul Flatau (Director of the Centre for Social Impact UWA), Catherine Harris (General Manager Business Services, Sacred Heart Mission)
3pm – 4.30pm | Case Study Room G42
Michelle Harris Allsop (Dementia Consultant, Bethanie) – ‘Building dementia friendly communities’ Anne Nilsen (Social Pedagogue Trainer) – ‘Home means belonging – The concept of German multigenerational houses’
NEW NARRATIVES FOR TACKLING HOMELESSNESS
3pm – 4.30pm | Case Study Room 101 Katie Rose (Community Legal Education Coordinator, Tenancy WA) – ‘Safe as Houses: A project to prevent homelessness for women and children affected by domestic violence’ Sven Ouzman (Discipline Chair, UWA Archaeology) – ‘An urban archeology: Graffiti, homelessness and people on the edge’ Kelley Chisholm (Founder, Foxglove Project) – ‘Birds Nest India: Supporting pavement dwellers in Chennai’
COMMUNAL LIVING IN AN INDIVIDUALIST ERA 4pm – 5.30pm | EY Lecture Theatre
Don Fini (Partner, Fini Sustainability) – ‘The Nightingale Approach’ Don Fini (Partner, Fini Sustainability), Jessica Radny (Architect, KPA Architects), Eugenie Stockman (Founder, Green Fabric), Meriam Salama (Founder, The Henry Project) & Dimitri Kapetas (Co-Director, EHDO Architecture) KE YN OT E
OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPACT: CHANGING HOMELESSNESS LEGISLATION IN THE UK 6pm – 7.30pm | Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre
Suzanne Fitzpatrick (Director, Institute for Social Policy, Housing, Equalities Research, Heriot-Watt University) Opening address by Simone McGurk (State Member for Fremantle/Minister for Child Protection; Women’s Interests; Prevention of Family and Domestic Violence; Community Services)
A Full Day Pass ($19-$25) gives you access to all sessions in Impact School: Home
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WEDNESDAY 19 JULY...
For the ‘Home’ theme UWA Publishing Recommends... • Boomtown 2050: Scenarios for a Rapidly Growing City, Richard Weller • Made in Australia: The Future of Australian Cities, Richard Weller and Julian Bolleter • Scavenging the Suburbs: Auditing Perth for 1 million infill dwellings, Julian Bolleter See more at uwap.uwa.edu.au
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
CAN A BUNCH OF BLOKES REALLY DRIVE CHANGE IN WA? 7.30AM – 9AM | WESTRALIA SQUARE, PERTH CBD Hosted by CEOs for Gender Equity
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
HUMANISING YOUR BRAND AND THE WORKPLACE 9AM – 10.30AM | THE PERRON CENTRE, VICTORIA PARK Hosted by VisAbility Ltd
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
FOUR ORIENTATIONS TO SOCIAL BENEFIT: ENABLING COLLABORATIVE INQUIRY 10AM – 12.30PM | APITHOLO - CENTRE FOR HUMANITY LEARNING, FREMANTLE Hosted by Apitholo
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
BUILDING A MORE SOCIALLY INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY 4.30PM – 6.30PM | CITY OF PERTH LIBRARY, PERTH CBD Hosted by The McCusker Centre for Citizenship
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
CONRAD LIVERIS AT ROTARY OF ELIZABETH QUAY 5.30PM – 6.30PM | LANEWAY LOUNGE, PERTH CBD Hosted by Rotary of Elizabeth Quay
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
ICEA YARN
6PM – 8PM | 16 LOCHEE ST, MOSMAN PARK Hosted by ICEA Foundation
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WEDNESDAY 19 JULY...
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THURSDAY 20 JULY... IMPACT LAB: HOME
#ENDHOMELESSNESSWA 9AM – 12.30PM | THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TCE, PERTH Rally around a Call to Action and add your piece to a 10 Year Action Plan to end homelessness. Facilitated by Katie Stubley (Centre for Social Impact UWA) Co-hosted by the #EndHomelessnessWA working group, including Debra Zanella (CEO, Ruah Community Services), Kathleen Gregory (CEO, Foundation Housing), Adele Stewart (Executive Manager St Vincent de Paul), John Berger (CEO, St Bartholomew’s House), Prof Paul Flatau (Director, Centre for Social Impact UWA), Amanda Hunt (CEO, UnitingCare West), and Mark Glasson (Executive Manager, Anglicare WA).
YOUR CALL TO ACTION - #ENDHOMELESSNESSWA Go to endhomelessnessWA.com to register your support and find out more about the Alliance to End Homelessness in Western Australia
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
DESIGNING YOUR FUTURES 9AM – 1PM | 874 ALBANY HIGHWAY, EAST VIC PARK Hosted by enkel collective
IMPACT GALLERY:
HOME
1PM – 4.30PM | MULTIPLE LOCATIONS IN PERTH CBD Perth is a canvas for creative expressions of social impact where exhibits can be visited in your own time or you can follow the order listed below.
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EXHIBIT
DESCRIPTION
LOCATION
Small Voices Louder by Alex Desebrock
Interactive art installation
Perth Concert Hall; City Library Verandah; Parmelia House Lobby; Toastface Grillah
The Orange Sky Laundry Van
Demonstration
Perth Concert Hall Concourse (St Georges Tce)
15th Annual St Georges Art
Art exhibition
St George’s Cathedral
Window into Homelessness by Michelle Bunting (Anthropol)
Virtual Reality 360˚ Immersion Video
David Malcolm Justice Centre (near Telegram Coffee, Treasury Building)
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THURSDAY 20 JULY...
EXHIBIT
DESCRIPTION
LOCATION
Short Films, Big Impact
Aliko’s Film and Grace’s Film by SBS National Youth Week Film winners, a new film ‘Broken Hill’ by Peter Drew, and more
Studio Startup Basement (under Toastface Grillah)
Right Wrongs: 1967 Referendum – the WA Story
Exhibition
State Library of Western Australia
When the Sky Fell: Legacies of the 1967 Referendum
Art exhibition
Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts
IMPACT GALLERY:
HOME – UNWORKSHOP 1PM – 4.30PM | STARTS AT THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH & ENDS AT FLUX Facilitated by Dr Ingrid Burkett (The Australian Centre for Social Innovation), Katie Stubley (Centre for Social Impact UWA) & Alison Kwok A semi-structured adventure where empathy and insights are gained through interaction with Impact Gallery exhibits.
IMPACT GALLERY:
HOME – WALKING TOUR 2PM – 4PM | STARTS AT THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH & ENDS AT PERTH CULTURAL CENTRE Delivered by Two Feet & a Heartbeat A guided walking tour of the Impact Gallery exhibits plus other hidden gems of the Perth CBD.
PUBLIC LECTURE:
INCLUSION HEALTH: INTEGRATED CARE FOR HOMELESS 6PM – 7.30PM | PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH Presented by Dr Nigel Hewett, Medical Director of Pathway (UK)
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
THE FUTURE OF EDUCATION 6.30PM – 8.30PM | 874 ALBANY HIGHWAY, EAST VIC PARK Hosted by enkel collective
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FRIDAY 21 JULY...
IMPACT SCHOOL: LAND 9AM – 8PM | UWA BUSINESS SCHOOL
A day of learning, connection, and stimulating dialogue on topics including agriculture, climate change, cultural connection to land, Indigenous rights and well-being, native title, outcomes measurement, and more. TIPPING POINTS: CLIMATE CHANGE AND SOCIAL IMPACT IN THE ANTHROPOCENE
Andrea Gaynor (Associate Professor, University of Western Australia) - ‘History and Urban Agriculture: Learning from our productive past’
Prof Peter Newman AO (John Curtin Distinguished Professor, Curtin University Sustainability Policy Institute) – ‘Climate, community and social impact: Reflections on IPCC activism’
Elizabeth Pedler (Eat the City) & Janet Carter (Eat the City) – ‘Eat the City: Finding food and place through knowledge sharing’
Dr Vanessa Rauland (Research Fellow, Curtin University Sustainability Policy Institute) – ‘Low Carbon Schools: How the next generation can lead the way in decarbonising society’
PANEL: THE HEALING CENTRES PROJECT
9am – 10.30am | Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre
Dr Jemma Green (Chair, KIC Australia) – ‘Innovation and competitiveness: How cross sector collaboration in low carbon industries will drive the next wave of industry in Australia’ Panel: Prof Peter Newman, Dr Vanessa Rauland & Dr Jemma Green
OPTIMISING NATIVE TITLE ASSET MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE 9am – 10am | EY Lecture Theatre
Ian Murray (Senior Lecturer, The University of Western Australia) & Joe Fardin (Associate Director, The Centre for Mining, Energy and Natural Resources Law at the University of Western Australia)
SOCIAL IMPACT MANAGEMENT IN A MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT 9am – 10am | Case Study Room G42
James Kernaghan (Managing Director, Circle Advisory)
PADDOCK TO PLATE: REALIGNING AND REDESIGNING OUR FOOD SYSTEMS
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9am – 10.30am | Case Study Room 201
John Stephens (Professor, Curtin University), Professor Reena Tiwari (Professor, Curtin University)
SOCIAL ENTERPRISES & THE ECOSYSTEM OF INNOVATION 9am – 11am | Case Study Room 242
Katie Stubley (Strategic Design Manager, Centre for Social Impact UWA), Joni Sercombe & Ingrid Burkett (Director of Learning and Systems Innovation, The Australian Centre for Social Innovation) – ‘Social Innovation in the Ecosystem’ Tony Hagan (Board Chairperson, Befriend) & Misty Farquhar (Acting CEO, Befriend) – ‘Snakes and Ladders: The Befriend Story’
INNOVATION PARK: ON-COUNTRY JOB OPPORTUNITIES & SELF-SUSTAINING ENGAGEMENT 10am – 10.30am | Case Study Room G42
Milton Milloy (Business Development Manager, MEEDAC) & Rhys Houlihan (Manager, Environment & Communities, Karara Mining Ltd)
9am – 10.30am | Case Study Room 101
INDIGENOUS LAND & ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT 25 YEARS AFTER MABO
Evelyn Collin (Event Director, Sustain Australian Food Network) – ‘Food for Thought Festival: Strengthening our community spirit and resilience from the inside out’
Leon Terrill (Senior Lecturer, University of New South Wales)
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10.30am – 11.30am | EY Lecture Theatre
FRIDAY 21 JULY...
PANEL: AGRICULTURE AND SOCIAL IMPACT: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES ON FUTURE DIRECTIONS 11am – 12.30pm | Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre
Graeme Martin (Professor, UWA Future Farm 2050), Susan Bailey (Adjunct Senior Lecturer, The University of Western Australia), Dieter van den Broeck (Landscape Orchestrator, Commonland), David Pannell (Professor of Agricultural and Resource Economics, The University of Western Australia)
DESTINATION NATIVE TITLE: WHAT PRICE IS THE JOURNEY? 11.30am – 12.30pm | EY Lecture Theatre
Pamela McGrath (Research Director, National Native Title Tribunal)
CHALLENGING IDEAS ON MEASUREMENT: ACTIVATING AND DEMONSTRATING SOCIAL IMPACT BY EMBRACING EMOTION 11.30am – 1pm | Case Study Room 242
Tony Hagan (Board Chairperson, Befriend) & Rebecca Bowman (Social Impact Consultant)
PANEL: THE IMPACT OF LAW IN PROTECTING LAND AND WATER 1.30pm – 3pm | Case Study Room 201
Alex Gardner (Professor of Law, UWA Law School), Jeanette Jensen (PhD Candidate, University of Western Australia Law School) & Isaac St Clair Burns (Solicitor, Environmental Defender Officer of WA)
COLLABORATION, PURPOSE AND PROFIT IN THE SOCIAL IMPACT WORLD 1.30pm – 3pm | Case Study Room 242
Kyle Hansen (Director, Impact Seed) – ‘Profit - not a dirty word: The convergence of NFP and for profit worlds’ Ali Sahba (PhD Candidate, The University of Western Australia – ‘Leading social impact investments in the shadow world of complex systems’
OUTCOMES MEASUREMENT IN THE COMMUNITY SECTOR: ARE WE HEADED IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION? 2.30pm – 4pm | EY Lecture Theatre
Paul Flatau (Director of the Centre for Social Impact UWA) & Craig Spencer (Head of Community Engagement, Bankwest)
LAND, KNOWLEDGE, FREEDOM: INDIGENOUS RIGHTS REFRAMED 2.30pm – 4pm | Case Study Room G42
Melville Thomas (Assistant Professor/Lecturer, The University of Western Australia) – ‘Indigenous people’s right to knowledge in higher education’ Jenny Hunter (Author/Educator) – ‘Third space learning and healing’ Tom Joyner (CEO, ICEA) – ‘Two way sharing on country: Young rangers on the Dampier Peninsula’
LANDSCAPES OF CHANGE: ACTIVISM, ACTIVATION AND ACTION 2.30pm – 4pm | Case Study Room 101
Gini Lee (Elisabeth Murdoch Chair of Landscape Architecture, University of Melbourne) – ‘The nourishing home in the expanded landscape: Connecting people’s living environments with cultural land systems in remote places’ Danielle Brady (Senior Lecturer & Coordinator of Higher Degrees at the School of Arts and Humanities, Edith Cowan University) – ‘Saving Beeliar Wetlands: the intersection of community and place and its impact on the outcome of Roe 8’ Angela Vurens van Es (Lead of Strategy, Creating Communities Australia) – ‘Activation in land care: exploring the environmental and social benefits of engaging residents in looking after their environment’
AGRICULTURAL ADAPTATION FOR IMPACT: CLIMATE CHANGE, LIVELIHOODs AND INDIGENOUS SUPERFOODS 3:30pm – 5pm | Case Study Room 201
Petra Tschakert (Founder & Director, Kakadu Plum Co.) – ‘Rural Livelihoods and Climate Change’ Tahlia Mandie (Centenary Professor in Rural Development, The University of Western Australia) – ‘Kakadu Plum: bringing Indigenous food to our everyday lives’ Steven Schilizzi (Professor, The University of Western Australia) – ‘Are climate change impacts unfair?’
INTEGRATING LAND USE AND TRANSPORT PLANNING TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND ACHIEVE THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS 4pm – 5:30pm | Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre
Billie Giles-Corti (Director, RMIT Urban Futures Enabling Capability Platform)
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OVERCOMING INDIGENOUS DISADVANTAGE ACROSS THE REGIONS: MAPPING OUTCOMES AND SERVICE EXPENDITURES IN THE PILBARA AND THE KIMBERLEY
LOCATING VALUE IN NATURE
4:30pm – 5:30pm | Case Study Room 101 Mark Cooper (PhD Student, Murdoch University)
4pm – 5:30pm | EY Lecture Theatre
PANEL: FROM MABO TO THE ULURU STATEMENT FROM THE HEART
Professor Paul Flatau (Director of the Centre for Social Impact UWA) & Paul Isaachsen (Executive Director, Regional Services Reform)
6pm – 8pm | Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre Greg McIntyre SC (Barrister, John Toohey Chambers), Leon Terrill (Senior Lecturer, The University of Western Australia), Pamela McGrath (Research Director, National Native Title Tribunal), Hannah McGlade (Senior Indigenous Research Fellow, Curtin University), Matthew Hansen (Principal, Extent Legal)
RESOURCES & LAND USE IN THE LANGUAGE OF THE LAW 4:30pm – 6pm | Case Study Room G42
Holly Cullen (Adjunct Professor of Law, The University of Western Australia) – ‘Following up agreements between mining companies and communities’ Matthew Baker (Director, Local Contracting Alliance Pty Ltd) – ‘Land and water: Social impact partnership in the marine industry’
A Full Day Pass ($19-$25) gives you access to all sessions in Impact School: Land
Andrew Baker (General Manager Community & Social Investment, Perpetual) – ‘Planning for the future: Maximising native title compensation through the use of future funds’
For the ‘Land’ theme, UWA Publishing Recommends... • Harvest of the suburbs: An Environmental History of Growing Food in Australian Cities, Andrea Gaynor • Crosscurrents: Law and Society in a Native Title Claim to Land and Sea, Katie Glaskin • “It’s Still in My Heart, This is My Country”: The Single Noongar Claim History, South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council, John Host with Chris Owen • Unstable Relations: Indigenous People and Environmentalism in
Contemporary Australia, edited by Eve Vincent and Timothy Neale • Noongar Bush Medicine: Medicinal Plants of the South-west of Western Australia, Vivienne Hansen and John Horsfall • Invisible Country, Southwest Australia: Understanding a Landscape, Bill Bunbury • The Southwest: Australia’s Biodiversity Hotspot, Victoria Laurie See more at uwap.uwa.edu.au
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
PITCH FOR THE PLANET 9AM – 3PM | VENUE TO BE CONFIRMED Hosted by Millenium Kids
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
INSPIRED LIVE
6PM – 8PM | KIDOGO BATHERS BEACH, FREMANTLE Hosted by Inspired Magazine
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
GATHER FOR GOOD
6PM – 8.30PM | THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH Hosted by The Platform
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SATURDAY 22 JULY... THE GOOD MARKET 11AM – 3PM | WINTHROP HALL UNDERCROFT, UWA Stall-holders include Ann Richardson Designs, Beyond Bank, Dunn & Walton, Ecoshop, Elixir Honey, Ellume Life, Enterprise Learning Projects, Fair Go Trading, Foxglove Project, Fidget and Shy, Happy as Larry Designs, Inspirationery, Inspired Magazine, Ipsa Designs, Kadi Koo, Kakadu Plum Co., Kommunity Brew, Let’s Go Natureal, Little Shop of Plenty, Many Peaks Assembly, Mokosh, MUD & MUSK, Neighbourhood Press, Onya Life, Sophie Silks, Splendour Box, Tea Tribe South, The Prospect Project, threeonesix, uneARThed, and UWA Publishing Refreshments available from Zambrero Food Truck, Sweet Dream Foods, and Backyard Coffee
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
IAN STRANGE | ISLAND 10AM – 5PM | FREMANTLE ARTS CENTRE Hosted by Fremantle Arts Centre
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CROWDFUNDING FOR SOCIAL CAUSES WORKSHOP 1PM – 4PM | THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH Hosted by Chuffed
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
TEDXUWA SALON: ART // ACT (PART 2) 2PM – 5PM | CARPE DIEM STUDIO, HACKETT HALL, UWA Hosted by TEDxUWA
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MONDAY 24 JULY... SOCIAL IMPACT OPEN HOUSE 7AM – 5PM | MULTIPLE LOCATIONS
VENUE
ADDRESS
OPENING TIMES
BloomLab
St Catherine’s College, 2 Park Road, Crawley
9am – 5pm
Centre for Stories
100 Aberdeen St, Northbridge
10am – 4pm
Claisebrook Design Community
25 Gladstone St, Perth
Community Public Sector Union and Civil Service Association
445 Hay St, Perth
Dismantle HQ
8 Macewan St, West Leederville
12pm – 4pm
FLUX
191 St Georges Terrace, Perth
10am – 11am 1pm – 2pm
Foyer Oxford
196 Oxford Street, Leederville
9.30am – 4pm
Fremantle Arts Centre
1 Finnerty St, Fremantle
10am – 5pm
Haywood Farm
188 Canning Highway, South Perth
10am – 5pm
Old Boys School (Fremantle Foundation)
92 Adelaide St, Fremantle
10am – 12pm
One World Centre
5 King William Street, Bayswater
10am – 3pm
Paper Bird Children’s Books & Arts
42 Henry St, Fremantle
9am – 5pm
The Goods Shed
Corner of Shenton Road and Claremont Crescent, Claremont
8am – 3pm
The Platform
Level 3, 256 Adelaide Terrace, Perth
9am – 5pm
Vic Park MiniLab
874 Albany Highway, East Vic Park
9am – 5pm
7.30am – 2pm Tours at 10.30am, 12.30pm and 2.30pm
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
NFP EXECUTIVE AGENDA: SOLVING THE IT DISCONNECT 10AM – 12PM | TALENT INTERNATIONAL, PERTH CBD Hosted by NamSource
PUBLIC LECTURE:
DENSITY BY DESIGN - CAN GOOD DESIGN CHANGE THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN DREAM? 6PM – 7.30PM | EY LECTURE THEATRE, UWA BUSINESS SCHOOL Presented by Dr Josh Byrne, Research Fellow at Curtin University Sustainability Policy Institute
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TUESDAY 25 JULY... IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
LEADING POSITIVE SOCIAL CHANGE THROUGH BUSINESS 7.30AM – 9AM | FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON, PERTH CBD Hosted by WA Conscious Capitalism Australia & NZ
IMPACT LAB:
LAND
9AM – 12.30PM | THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TCE, PERTH Bringing people together to connect and set an intention for our future. Facilitated by Katie Stubley (Centre for Social Impact UWA) Co-hosted by Dwayne Mallard (Arjaway), Dieter van den Broeck (Commonland, Netherlands) & John Stubley (MacroScope Solutions)
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
IDEA TO IMPACT USING TECHNOLOGY 9.30AM – 3PM | TALENT INTERNATIONAL, PERTH CBD Hosted by NamSource
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
WHAT’S YOUR MARKETING WHY? WORKSHOP 10AM – 11AM | 217 HAY ST, SUBIACO Hosted by DrawHistory
IMPACT GALLERY:
LAND
1PM – 4.30PM | MULTIPLE LOCATIONS IN PERTH CBD Perth is a canvas for creative expressions of social impact where exhibits can be visited in your own time or you can follow the order listed below. EXHIBIT
DESCRIPTION
LOCATION
ICEA Yarn
Activity
The Platform
Small Voices Louder by Alex Desebrock
Interactive art installation
Perth Concert Hall; City Library Verandah; Parmelia House Lobby; Toastface Grillah
Window into Homelessness By Michelle Bunting (Anthropol)
Virtual Reality 360˚ Immersion Video
David Malcolm Justice Centre (near Telegram Coffee, Treasury Building)
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EXHIBIT
DESCRIPTION
LOCATION
Short Films, Big Impact
Aliko's Film and Grace's Film by SBS National Youth Week Film winners, a new film 'Broken Hill' by Peter Drew, and more
Studio Startup Basement (under Toastface Grillah)
Right Wrongs: 1967 Referendum – the WA Story
Exhibition
State Library of Western Australia
When the Sky Fell: Legacies of the 1967 Referendum
Art exhibition
Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts
Wild Silence / What’s your name. It’s a symbol. Don’t talk.
Art exhibition
FORM Gallery
IMPACT GALLERY: LAND
UNWORKSHOP
1PM – 4.30PM | STARTS AT THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH & ENDS AT FLUX Facilitated by Katie Stubley (Centre for Social Impact UWA), Dwayne Mallard (Arjaway), Dieter van den Broeck (Commonland, Netherlands) & John Stubley (MacroScope Solutions) A semi-structured adventure where empathy and insights are gained through interaction with Impact Gallery exhibits.
IMPACT GALLERY: LAND
WALKING TOUR
2PM – 4PM | STARTS AT THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH & ENDS AT PERTH CULTURAL CENTRE Delivered by Two Feet & a Heartbeat A guided walking tour of the Impact Gallery exhibits plus other hidden gems of the Perth CBD.
IMPACT GALLERY: LAND
‘EAT THE CITY’ WORKSHOP 2.30PM – 4PM | THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH Hosted by Eat the City
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
RESONANCE
6PM – 8PM | CLAISEBROOK DESIGN COMMUNITY, PERTH Hosted by Perth Projects & Foxglove Project
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WEDNESDAY 26 JULY...
IMPACT SCHOOL: PLACE 8.30AM – 7.30PM | UWA BUSINESS SCHOOL
A day of learning, connection, and stimulating dialogue on topics including placebased disadvantage, youth empowerment, education, community development, collaboration, leadership, and urban design. BUSINESS FOR GOOD: THE B CORP MOVEMENT IN AUSTRALIA
IGNITING A FAIR FOOD REVOLUTION: CREATING IMPACT FROM LOCAL TO GLOBAL
Katie Voss (Community Development Manager, Beyond Bank) & Michelle Coelho (WA State Manager, Beyond Bank) - ‘Creating more good together: Shared value funding models in banking’
Sophie Lamond (Director, Fair Food Challenge) & Sophie Jackson (Fair Food Challenge) – ‘What could a fair food university look like?’
8.30am – 10.30am | Ernst & Young Lecture Theatre
Mindy Leow (Community Builder, B Lab Australia & New Zealand), Jamie Robertson, Michelle Coelho (WA State Manager, Beyond Bank), Peter Tually & Mark Beyer (Business News) – ‘B Corps: Using the power of business for social change’
A WORLD AT OUR FINGERTIPS: SOCIAL IMPACT AND THE PLACE OF TECHNOLOGY 8.30am – 10am | Case Study Room 242
Kim Hawthorne (Data Analyst) – ‘Insights from case notes’ Catherine Archer (Researcher and Lecturer, Murdoch University) - ‘Social media and mothers of young children: The social impact of virtual community’ Debbie Rodan (Associate Professor, Edith Cowan University) – ‘The place of Chuffed: Crowdfunding for social change and impact’
COMMUNITY IDENTITY, URBAN NARRATIVES AND VIBRANT PLACEMAKING 8.30am – 10am | Room 261 - 262
Kate Hislop (Discipline Chair, Architecture and Landscape Architecture UWA School of Design) – ‘Taking steps: The impact of urban narratives’ Elizabeth Nicholas (Sector Development Manager (Projects), Linkwest) – ‘We offer a place to belong…’ Callum Prior (Place Facilitator) – ‘Make place not war’
9am – 11am | Case Study Room 101
Jodie Lane (Founder, Fair Harvest Permaculture) – ‘Building community through food growing: the swap shuffle share movement’ Sophie Lamond (Director, Fair Food Challenge), Sophie Jackson (Fair Food Challenge), Andrea Gaynor (Associate Professor, University of Western Australia), Evelyn Collin (Event Director, Sustain Australian Food Network) & Jodie Lane (Founder, Fair Harvest Permaculture)
PANEL: INCLUSIVE AND COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT - A CASE STUDY OF THE GARDEN CITY MEMORY CAFE 9am – 10.30am | Case Study Room 201
Veronica Clarke (Community Development Officer, City of Melville), Jason Burton (Alzheimer’s Australia), Clare Riley (Marketing Manager, AMP Capital (Garden City Shopping Centre)), Wendy Blomberg (Dementia Advocate) & Deena Lazarri (City of Melville)
PANEL: THE UNIVERSITY AS A PLACE OF REFUGE 10.30am – 12pm | Case Study Room 242
Caroline Fleay (Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Human Rights Education, Curtin University), Baden Offord (Director at the Centre for Human Rights Education, Curtin University), Lisa Hartley (Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Human Rights Education, Curtin University), Abbas Nabhani & Ghulam Reza
PLACE, RESILIENCE AND THE SOCIAL LICENCE TO OPERATE 9am – 10am | Case Study Room G42
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Photos (L-R): Enterprise Learning Projects; Yoga For Pain Care Australia; Sprout Ventures; Creating Communities
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE FOR HEALING & IMPACT 10.30am – 12pm | Room 261 - 262
Angie Paskevicius (CEO, Holyoake) – ‘Drumbeat: Innovation drives social impact’ Rachael West (Managing Director, Yoga for Pain Care Australia) – ‘Yoga for pain: A flexible approach to pain caring’
BETTER CITIES, STRONGER COMMUNITIES 11am – 12pm | Ernst & Young Lecture Theatre
Geoff Warn (Director & Western Australian Government Architect, Donaldson and Warn Architects & Office of the Government Architect)
THE PLACE OF FACE TO FACE: SOCIOCRACY IN ACTION 11am – 12pm | Case Study Room 201
Gina Price (Director of Training, The Sociocracy Consulting Group)
100 FAMILIES WA: THE CAUSE AND STRUCTURE OF ENTRENCHED DISADVANTAGE IN WA 12.30pm – 2pm | Ernst & Young Lecture Theatre
Paul Flatau (Director of the Centre for Social Impact UWA (CSI UWA), Dr Marie Harries AM (Senior Honorary Research Fellow & Associate Professor, The University of Western Australia), Ian Carter AM (CEO, Anglicare WA), Dr Katrina Stratton (Coordinator of Research & Evaluation, Wanslea) & Dr Shawn Philips (Honorary Research Fellow, UWA School of Population & Global Health)
WOULD YOU LIVE THERE? URBAN DESIGN IN A SPRAWLING CITY 12.30pm – 1.30pm | Case Study Room 201
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EDUCATION FOR REMOTE & REGIONAL AUSTRALIA 12.30pm – 2.30pm | Case Study Room 242
Matt Brett (2017 NCSEHE Equity Fellow, La Trobe University) – ‘Regional student participation and migration’ Averill Piers-Blundell (Independent Consultant) & Lynne Beckingham (Project Manager for Catholic Education, Honorary Fellow of University of Melbourne) – ‘Implementation of the Abecedarian Approach Australia (3a) in remote communities of WA and NT’
ACHIEVING THE MOST ACCESSIBLE REGIONAL CITY IN AUSTRALIA 12.30pm – 1.30pm | Room 261 - 262
Adam Johnson (PhD Candidate, Edith Cowan University), Paul D’Vorak (Paraplegic Benefit Fund) & Josef Bandera (Founding member, iSports WA)
PLANNING A COLLECTIVE IMPACT WITHOUT ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: A REVENUE NEUTRAL COMEBACK STORY 1pm – 2pm | Case Study Room G42
Robert Bosi (Place Manager, NSW Department of Family and Community Services)
TRANSITION TOWNS: THE POWER OF JUST DOING STUFF 1.30pm – 3pm | Case Study Room 201
Julie Neill (Transition Town Stirling), Jim Thom (Mundaring in Transition) & Peter Langlands (Transition Town Guildford)
WEDNESDAY 26 JULY...
STEPPING OUT: CREATING IMPACT FROM THE SPACE BETWEEN
PRECARIOUS ENTERPRISE: THE WORKING LIVES OF BIG ISSUE VENDORS
Renu Burr (Director, Burr Consulting) & Rebecca Dawson (Principal, New Human New Earth, New Paradigm)
Dr Jessica Gerrard (Senior Lecturer in Education, Equity and Politics, University of Melbourne)
IMPACT IN PLACE: COLLABORATION AND COMMUNITY
YOUTH ENGAGEMENT TO SCALE SOCIAL IMPACT
1.30pm – 2.30pm | Room 161 - 162
2pm – 3.30pm | Ernst & Young Lecture Theatre Judy Walls (Executive Director, South West Metropolitan Partnership Forum) & Julie Mitchell (Executive Officer, SMYL Community Services) – ‘Our Davis Park: Collective impact’ Juan Larranaga (WA State Manager, Save the Children Australia) & Karina Chicote (WA Manager, Place Based Strategies, Save the Children Australia) – ‘Tackling complexity: Case studies of place based strategies in regional and metro WA’
LOCAL LIVES, LOCAL SOLUTIONS: PLACE ACTIVATION, JUSTICE AND INDIGENOUS ART CENTRES 2pm – 3.30pm | Room 261 - 262
Bridie Ritchie (CEO, Sprout Ventures) – ‘A little place for a little while: The story of Sprout Ventures’ Sarah Murray (Associate Professor, University of Western Australia Law School), Harry Blagg (Professor of Criminology & Director, Centre for Indigenous People and Community Justice Law School at the University of Western Australia’ & Suzie May (Research Officer, UWA Law School) – ‘A community justice centre for Western Australia? - A feasible study’
2.30pm – 3.30pm | Ernst & Young Lecture Theatre
2.30pm – 4pm | Case Study Room G42 Eamonn Lourey (Commissioner, Street Roller Hockey League) & Elise O’Sullivan (Research Lead, Creating Communities Australia) – ‘Making community cool again: The value of engaging youth in the community, endeavour and place’ Junie Baptiste-Poitevien (Board Member & Reviewer, Youth Voice Journal) – ‘Disrupting youth’s transitions into employment policy: a place for youth entrepreneurship’
PLACE BASED SOCIAL INCLUSION: MENTORING, UNIVERSITIES AND QUEER MEDIA 3pm – 4.30pm | Case Study Room 242
Judy Macallum (Associate Professor, Murdoch University) – ‘Mentoring and intergenerational exchange: creating safe places for inclusion and growth’ David Rhodes (Senior Lecturer in Education, Edith Cowan University) – ‘Creating a culture of inclusion: A case study of a regional university campus celebrating LGBTIQ pride’ Leigh Hill (Co-Director, OUTinPerth) & Graeme Watson (Co-Owner/Editor, OUTinPerth) – ‘Queer media and community building: The story of Out in Perth’
Pi-Shen Seet (Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Edith Cowan University) – ‘Supporting Indigenous art centre managers in remote Australia for greater social impact’ SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE ONLINE #SIFEST17
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Monica Kane (General Manager, Community Arts Network) – ‘From re-kindling stories on country to social and economic development’ Clare Wood (Enterprise Facilitator, Enterprise Learning Projects) – ‘Kalumburu photography collective’
WHERE ARE ALL THE NIMBYS? DESIGNING FOR INCLUSION IN THE CONTEXT OF PLACE 4:30pm – 5:30pm | Case Study Room G42
Photo: Foyer Oxford
A NEW ERA IN COMMUNITY BASED TRAINING 3pm – 4pm | Room 161 - 162
Kim Veale (Director, Epoch Training)
PANEL: TRI-SECTOR COLLABORATION: WHAT MAKES IT WORK 3:30pm – 4:30pm | Case Study Room 201
Dr Susan Young (Director, Social Policy Practice & Research Consortium), Dr Shawn Phillips (Honorary Research Fellow, UWA School of Population & Global Health), Erin Sutton (Social Work, UWA), Jingrui Wang (Social Work, UWA) K EYN OTE
KNOWLEDGE PARTNERING FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT 4pm – 5pm | Ernst & Young Lecture Theatre
Professor Robyn Eversole (Deputy Director of the Centre for Social Impact Swinburne, Swinburne University of Technology)
Jethro Sercombe (Human Centred Design Lead, Anglicare WA), Stephanie Rush (Design Manager, Chindarsi) & David Doy (Place Manager, City of Vincent)
THE VILLAGE AT WELLARD: A CASE STUDY IN ACHIEVING COLLECTIVE IMPACT THROUGH GREENFIELD DEVELOPMENT 4:30pm – 5:30pm | Room 201
Matthew Rowse (Chairman, The Village at Wellard Residents Association) & Allan Tranter (Director, Creating Communities Australia)
THE PILBARA: FROM THE DESERTS PROFITS COME 4:30pm – 5:30pm | Room 161 - 162
Brandon Ellem (Professor of Employment Relations, University of Sydney)
IS DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION ALL IT’S CRACKED UP TO BE? CO-DESIGNING 5pm – 6pm | Case Study Room 242
Denise Belling (Human Centred Design Specialist, Empathika) KE YN OT E
SOCIAL IMPACT MEASUREMENT: LESSONS AND LEARNINGS 4pm – 5:30pm | Case Study Room 101
Jay Martin (Associate Director, KPMG) & Tina Davey (KPMG) – ‘Measuring outcomes: Thoughts from the field’ Kwadwo Adusei-Asante (Senior Lecturer at the School of Arts and Humanities, Edith Cowan University) – ‘Towards a focus on public policy in social impact assessment’
INDIGENOUS HEALING THROUGH ARTS AND CULTURE 4pm – 5.30pm | Room 161 - 162
Amanda Healy (Director, Waru Projects, Kirrikin) – ‘Kirrikin kicks art: Helping Aboriginal women stay out of prison’
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WHY DOES DISADVANTAGE ENDURE? PERSISTENT ENCLAVES AND PUBLIC POLICY 6pm – 8pm | Wesfarmers Lecture Theatre
Professor Keith Kintrea (Professor of Urban Studies and Housing at the College of Social Science, School of Social & Political Studies, University of Glasgow) Opening address by Sue Ellery (Minister for Education and Training, Leader in the Legislative Council)
A Full Day Pass ($19-$25) gives you access to all sessions in Impact School: Place
WEDNESDAY 26 JULY...
For the ‘Place’ theme, UWA Publishing Recommends... • Sprawl and the City: Combining the qualities of suburban and urban living to create better residential infill, Anthony Duckworth-Smith • The Pilbara: From the Deserts Profits Come, Bradon Ellem • Urban Eco-lution: A pocket generator to explore future solutions for healthy and ecologically integrated cities, Joerg Baumeister and Daniela A. Ottmann
• The Kimberley: Australia’s Last Great Wilderness, Victoria Laurie • Out of Place (Gwalia): Occasional essays on Australian regional communities and built environments in transition, edited by Philip Goldswain, Nicole Sully and William M. Taylor • A Country in Mind: Memoir with Landscape, Saskia Beudel See more at uwap.uwa.edu.au
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
2017 COMMUNITY RELIEF AND RESILIENCE CONFERENCE 9AM – 4.30PM | PERTH ZOO, SOUTH PERTH Hosted by WACOSS
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
WA CO-DESIGN TOOLKIT LAUNCH 4.30PM – 5.30PM | PERTH ZOO, SOUTH PERTH Hosted by WACOSS
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE GROUP MEETING 5PM – 6.40PM | MELVILLE CIVIC SQUARE LIBRARY, MELVILLE Hosted by Social Enterprise Group
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
THE BIG ISSUE AND THE WOMEN’S SUBSCRIPTION ENTERPRISE 5.30PM – 7PM | WESTPAC BUILDING, PERTH CBD Hosted by The Big Issue Australia
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS - THINK GLOBAL, ACT LOCAL ON MIGRATION 6PM – 8.30PM | THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TCE, PERTH Hosted by The United Nations Association of Australia Young Professionals
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
ICEA YARN
6PM – 8PM | 16 LOCHEE ST, MOSMAN PARK Hosted by ICEA Foundation
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THURSDAY 27 JULY... IMPACT LAB: PLACE 9AM – 12.30PM | THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TCE, PERTH A fun and engaging process to explore how we can best create, fund, demonstrate and lead positive social impact in place. Facilitated by Katie Stubley (Centre for Social Impact UWA)
IMPACT GALLERY:
PLACE
1PM – 4.30PM | MULTIPLE LOCATIONS IN PERTH CBD Perth is a canvas for creative expressions of social impact where exhibits can be visited in your own time or you can follow the order listed below.
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EXHIBIT
DESCRIPTION
LOCATION
DRUMBEAT®& DRUMBEAT®Quest by Holyoake
Drumming & video game activity
The Platform
Community Insight Australia
Software demonstration
The Platform
Small Voices Louder by Alex Desebrock
Interactive art installation
Perth Concert Hall; City Library Verandah; Parmelia House Lobby; Toastface Grillah
Window into Homelessness by Michelle Bunting (Anthropol)
Virtual Reality 360˚ Immersion Video
David Malcolm Justice Centre (near Telegram Coffee, Treasury Building)
Short Films, Big Impact
Aliko's Film and Grace's Film by SBS National Youth Week Film winners, a new film 'Broken Hill' by Peter Drew and more
Studio Startup Basement (under Toastface Grillah)
Right Wrongs: 1967 Referendum – the WA Story
Exhibition
State Library of Western Australia
When the Sky Fell: Legacies of the 1967 Referendum
Art exhibition
Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts
Wild Silence / What’s your name. It’s a symbol. Don’t talk.
Art exhibition
FORM Gallery
Grow Your Neighbourhood Urban Design Game
Interactive design game
The Australian Urban Design Research Centre
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THURSDAY 27 JULY...
IMPACT GALLERY: PLACE
UNWORKSHOP
1PM – 4.30PM | STARTS AT THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH & ENDS AT FLUX Facilitated by Katie Stubley (Centre for Social Impact UWA), Dr Renu Burr, Tracie Gollan, Jayne Bryant, Dr Ben Chan & Dr Mike Mouritz A semi-structured adventure where empathy and insights are gained through interaction with Impact Gallery exhibits.
IMPACT GALLERY: PLACE
KNOWLEDGE OF; CONNECTING TO; AND ACKNOWLEDGING THE LAND 1PM – 3PM | MERCYCARE, WEST PERTH Hosted by MercyCare
IMPACT GALLERY: PLACE
WALKING TOUR
2PM – 4PM | STARTS AT THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH & ENDS AT THE AUSTRALIAN URBAN DESIGN RESEARCH CENTRE, 1002 HAY ST, PERTH Delivered by Two Feet & a Heartbeat A guided walking tour of the Impact Gallery exhibits plus other hidden gems of the Perth CBD.
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
FINDING YOUR GOLDEN THREAD WORKSHOP 2PM – 5PM | MORGAN STANLEY, PERTH CBD Hosted by Social Ventures Australia
IMPACT SEED PITCH NIGHT 5.30PM – 8PM | THE PLATFORM, LEVEL 3, 256 ADELAIDE TERRACE, PERTH Hosted by Impact Seed Local profit+purpose impact investment opportunities are showcased in a live pitching event. MC: Robin McClellan (CEO, Leadership WA) Panel: Derek Gerrard (Managing Director, GoCapital), Tom Kooy (Senior Adviser, JB Were Ltd) & Angie Paskevicius (CEO, Holyoake)
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FRIDAY 28 JULY... IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
EDUCATOR WORKSHOP ON EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING 9AM – 4PM | CARPE DIEM STUDIO, UWA Hosted by JUMP! Foundation
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
VITAL CONVERSATION: VITAL SIGNS FREMANTLE 12PM – 2PM | PAKENHAM STREET ARTS SPACE, FREMANTLE Hosted by Fremantle Foundation
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
FOOD FOR THOUGHT FESTIVAL INFORMATION SESSION 1.30PM – 2.30PM | ALBANY Hosted by Sustain: The Australian Food Network
IMPACT SPARKER EVENT:
HUMAN LIBRARY: AFRICAN STORIES THAT TOUCH THE HEART 4.30PM – 6.30PM | 140 WILLIAM ST, PERTH Hosted by Metropolitan Migrant Centre
FESTIVAL CLOSING 5.30PM – 8.30PM | FLUX, 191 ST GEORGES TERRACE, PERTH Bringing the whole festival together, the closing is a celebration of caring for our place and inspiring positive social change in the future.
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WHAT’S NEXT? THE FUTURE IS IN YOUR HANDS.... WHAT INSIGHTS DID YOU GENERATE... THROUGHOUT THE FESTIVAL?... HOW HAVE YOUR PERCEPTIONS SHIFTED?... HOW WILL YOU SHAPE THE FUTURE?...
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M A J O R S U PPO RT E R
S PO N S O R S
MED IA PARTN E R
C O M M U N I T Y PA RT N E R S
Anthropol • Australian Urban Design Research Centre Arjaway • Boxed Green • Cathedral Square Corrs Chambers Westgarth • David Malcolm Justice Centre DrawHistory • Feilman Foundation • Hawaiian Pty Ltd Impact Seed • Inspirationery • MercyCare Perth Concert Hall • Perth Projects Studio Startup • Stormflower Vineyard The Australian Centre for Social Innovation • The Platform Ultimo Catering + Events • UWA Publishing
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