Dinosaur Trance - Issue #20

This week’s Dinosaur Trance features Systems Change Resident Andrew Robinson, who is working on the Systems Change Project, Guardians of Earth, to design ways for technology to reconnect us to nature.

This week’s Dinosaur Trance features Systems Change Residents Shyaka Farid, Celeste Tesoriero and Matt Stokes who are working to address waste in their Systems Change project Waste to Energy.

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A basketball court at Bega High became sacred ground as Arthur's clapsticks and IMAGI-NATION's fifth performance transformed space before heading to Uncle Bruce's farm.

AIME's caravan met climate action at Federation Square, where twenty Professors danced with an orchestra to send Indigenous wisdom and imagination to the UN Climate Summit.

At Black Duck Farm, IMAGI-NATION's caravan of clowns found profound purpose in Uncle Bruce Pascoe's blessing, combining Earth care with imagination.

Two schools activated through imagination presented in song, magic, dance, and puppetry.

Join us on Budawang country, where Elder Uncle Noel Butler taught us about time, service, and connection.

Rohani Foulkes and her incredible food story

Come through the Mirror Maze - IMAGI-NATION TV launch at Sydney's Maritime Museum

Dawn at Bondi Beach marked Day 1 of the IMAGI-NATION Tour, weaving together Sea the Weed's first birthday, the IMAGI-NATION book launch, and the team's commitment to seven guiding principles

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Episode #3 of The Friday Act: Sea the Weed. The 511 Act Play to Change the World

The stage is set with a backdrop of Sydney's harbour. A ferry moves gently across the water. Jack, wearing a yellow shirt with "mentor" on the back, stands on the deck, looking out at the rising sun.

Ready to lead the world by applying a custodial economics project over the year as an IMAGI-NATION{President}?

The Starman's IMAGI-NATION Manifesto

From its inception in 2005, AIME (Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience) has evolved from a local educational initiative to a global network fostering Indigenous knowledge and mentoring.

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AIME's third day began with a sacred Grandfather Sun ceremony in Alice Springs. The team then ignited imagination at Ltyentye Apurte Catholic School through art, music, and sports. The day concluded with a moving visit to Alice Springs Youth Detention Centre, bringing hope and connection to young people facing challenges.