9:00 AM

Walk the Mile

Walk in the shoes of those who have come before us as we journey through part of the historic old Gaol, acknowledging and honouring the systemic complexities, inequities, the violence and colonisation that took place here.

9:10 AM

Welcome to Country - Smoking Ceremony

As we settle in for the day we acknowledge the First Nations people as traditional custodians and owners of the land that we gather on with a smoking ceremony led by a local Kaurna elder.

9:30 AM - 10:20 AM

Regenerative Justice

Guests will go on a journey to learn and understand the complex systems, interactions and inequities that create pathways for people into the criminal justice system, and how these systems are set up entrap people within the criminal justice system rather helping them to break free of a life of crime. We will compare these current and common lived experiences with what our justice system could be like under a more regenerative and compassionate approach that increases community safety and wellbeing for all members of society. 

10:20 AM - 10:40 AM

Morning Tea

Reflect on the morning’s learnings over a delicious morning tea.

10:40 AM - 11:30 AM

Sow what? Seeds, soil and sovereignty: Delving into the cycles that sustain us

On a mission to educate, energise and enable change in our food system - we are a diverse group of collaborators working around the food system and we wish to take participants into an immersive exploration of how critical our food system is to achieving many of the Sustainable Development Goals. Beginning with a guided visualisation, we will then take people on an interactive journey to explore elements of our food systems (sowing, growing, decomposing, discovering). 

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

Ideas to Unfuck the World: Harnessing our imagination & rebelliousness as forces for systems change

It’s time to feed and free our collective, radical imagination to envision and shape a fairer world! Facilitated by a crew of rebellious students and educators from Youth Inc, this activation will support you to rediscover the innate power of (y)our imagination as a powerful force for sparking and sustaining change shaping efforts. We will share with you some of the frameworks, processes and tools we’ve been harnessing in our own attempts to shape a more just and joyful future and will make space for us to begin exploring and expressing our personal and collective ideas to unfuck the world. This activation has been shaped by our journey working together on the inaugural Ideas to Unfu*k the World Incubator 2020 and we are excited to share stories, tips, tricks and tools with one another in this creative and playful activation.

1:00 PM - 1:45 PM

Lunch

Lunch is provided by Something Wild, a local Indigenous business. Enjoy assorted breads selection may include damper, baguettes, ciabatta, wraps and fingers filled to the brim with delicious gourmet native inspired fillings.

Your lunch helps to increase Indigenous economic development and employment.

We will also hear from Daniel Motlop, General Manager of Something Wild and a proud Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander man who is passionate about promoting the ethical, sustainable and permitted use of native Australian ingredients

1:45 PM - 3:15 PM

Community + Capital

We will deconstruct impact initiatives and explore what capital and community is needed to shift the systems holding us all back. Then together we will work on a process and co-design the resourcing required beyond the grant cycle. A practical session that will include unlocking and unleashing dollars and doers.

3:15 PM - 3:30 PM

Short break

Take a moment in this un-catered break before we dive into the final afternoon activations.

3:30 PM - 4:15 PM (concurrent session)

Collaborating For Nature 

Through sharing the story, learnings and outcomes from the successful Nature of SA co-design process between government and community we will workshop ways for all to apply these learnings and principles to shifting systems in their own realm.

3:30 PM - 4:15 PM (concurrent session)

Localising Tourism

Localising tourism proposes the idea that tourism can be defined by local communities right to control, decision making, benefit and empowerment in tourism. Localising tourism would ground tourism in the needs and interests of local communities and work to secure inclusive, pluralistic visions of well-being.

In this activation, we will start with a visioning of how we would like to welcome visitors to Adelaide in a way that supports total well-being. We propose to start by imagining a pledge of care we might invite visitors to sign on to when they holiday and play in our beautiful home of Adelaide and its surrounds.

4:15 PM - 5:15 PM

Impact Chains: Magnifying our Impact

So how does this all apply to you?

In our capstone activation we will map the impact chains we form, and explore how we can magnify our impact, focusing on the links.

5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Evening Networking Event

Stay on and join us for some drinks, nibbles and networking, and check out the final activation at 6pm with social enterprises who will share what good business looks like!

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

What Good Business Looks Like

South Australian social enterprises and representatives from across Social Traders, the South Australian Social Enterprise Council and Think Enough will kick off your networking session with a short introduction of their wonderful businesses and the models they use to create positive social and/or environmental impact. Learn how your everyday purchases as a consumer, business or government agency have the power to drive positive change for our planet and society. You’re invited to mingle, look at their offerings and speak directly to the social enterprises, with food and beverages available to all. 

This activation is powered by Social Traders - Unlocking business for good.

7:30 PM

Event Close

But your impact journey is just beginning!