Sessions
All sessions
These events are all free to attend, however you may need to reserve tickets beforehand.
Sessions
These events are all free to attend, however you may need to reserve tickets beforehand.
Panel,
11.30am - 12.20pm|10.30am - 11am | Saturday 14 July
Does art-making have the potential to make the process of change visible to others – whether through dealing with mental health issues, or developing activities that can help prisoners to cope? Can art be a way to create a positive dialogue characterised by gratitude, support, encouragement and mutual learning?
Panel,
10.30am - 11.20am | Saturday 14 July
What does it take to make ‘big change’ happen? TACSI have been giving ‘big change’ a red hot go in Australia – to reduce unemployment, to give kids a great start, to reduce recidivism, to address Aboriginal over representation in the justice system, to build economic futures for towns and to rethink how we live as we age.
Solo event,
10.30am - 11.20am | Saturday 14 July
AI systems play an increasing role in our lives: deciding what jobs we do, our insurance options, our interactions with government services. What do we pass on to the AI we create? What biases and beliefs influence the way AI systems 'think'? How do we build ethical, responsible AI?
Solo event,
10.30am - 11.20am | Saturday 14 July
At a time when we've never been more over-stimulated, under-slept and chronically tired, you could argue we've never been more in need of the power nap. Join Naptivist Thea O’Connor as we delve into the science of napping, explore the social proof and consider 'next steps' for making the power nap the new coffee break.
Workshop,
10.30am - 12.30pm | Saturday 14 July
One-to-one conversations are the backbone of a successful campaign – whether that’s through door knocking, stalls, phone calls, or with family and friends. In this workshop you will be introduced to a framework for persuasive conversations that’ll help you engage with people’s values and concerns, shift their thinking and move them to action.
Solo event,
10.30am - 11.20am | Saturday 14 July
Professor Alison Kitson from Flinders University presents an update on AI applications in the health sector and what this technology means for ageing.
