AdaptNSW Forum (NSW Government) day one was packed with rich conversations around the challenge of climate adaption. Themes of truth, trust, justice, cohesion, regeneration, story and internal work were threaded throughout the day to build towards action around an adaptive future. Some of the highlights from day one were: - The opening panel by The Net Zero Commission with Cristien Hickey, Dr Paul Grimes, Oliver Costello and Meg McDonald. Where Oliver challenged us to listen to: “The rivers in our veins, and fire in our bellies if we look after our body, country can look after us, it’s good way to learn how to adapt and respond through change.” - The surprising mega trends shaping NSW and the world by Luke Heilbuth where he echoed Olivers thinking: “drawing on the the experience of the worlds oldest living culture, we have the chance to redefine prosperity. - Practical Sense-making and change-making through storytelling by Kaylene Langford. - A panel talk hosted by Reece Proudfoot who opened the discussion of; What on Earth is Regenerative Business? Discussing businesses that heal not steal. - A panel hosted by Regen Labs’ Reece Proudfoot asked: What on Earth is Regenerative Business? Discussing how to design business models that are about ‘healing not stealing’. • Melissa Gilbert ‘Missy’ Liminal Landscapes artworks were peppered throughout the venue. Missy and our very own Kate Hurst hosted an artist Q&A and discussed: “How to find places to process and integrate eco-grief so we can move forward and face the future.” Day one: truth, trust, self-work and storytelling. Looking forward to day two!
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