Our communities are faced with intersecting crises – gender inequality, social and economic injustice, the climate crisis – that require us to come together to think about how we might better work together to imagine and create more equitable communities that care for people and planet, and to consider the things that make good lives for all.
Regions reIMAGINED is a creative collaboration between Women’s Health Goulburn North East (WHGNE) and Australia reMADE that takes the recent work from Australia reMADE as its starting point to explore what people want for themselves, and their communities. The three conversations in this series are centered on the themes distilled from Australia reMADE’s wide-ranging community conversations, which found that, overwhelmingly, people want:
Connection. Care. Contribution. These are what we’ve come to understand as the real building blocks of public good — or in the words of one of our participants, the “things that provide, and are public domain and are offered to everyone” – Miriam (poet)
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Cr Greg James is a very proud Yorta Yorta man, born in Mooroopna and he has lived in the Goulburn Valley most of his life. He is a father of two wonderful children.
Judy Horacek is a cartoonist, writer and children’s book maker. Ten collections of her cartoons have been published, the most recent of which is Now or Never. Her cartoons are often concerned with the environment, feminism and social justice. Recently she collaborated with Flying Fruit Flies Circus on Girls with Altitude, a wonderful show of circus meets cartoons. She creates children’s books on her own and also with Mem Fox, including the beloved Where is the Green Sheep? Judy is also a printmaker and regularly exhibits her work. You can see more at 
Dr. Emma Lee is a trawlwulwuy woman of tebrakunna country, north-east Tasmania, Australia. She is an Associate Professor (Indigenous Leadership) Swinburne University of Technology. Her research fields over the last 25 years have focused on Indigenous affairs in land and sea management, policy and governance of Australian regulatory environments.
Dr Arnagretta Hunter is a physician and cardiologist concerned with the effects of climate change on human health. She is Canberra-based with strong ties to Stanley in regional Victoria.Arnagretta is the Human Futures Fellow at the College of Health and Medicine at Australian National University (ANU), where she is also a senior lecturer in the Medical School. She is the chair of the Commission for the Human Future and a member of the ANU Institute for Climate, Energy and Disaster Solutions.Arnagretta co-hosts the Policy Forum Pod podcast at ANU and writes on health policy, public policy and the impact of the environment on health.
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