TEDxPerth Salon 5 Our House 2019

Our House

From the Curator

Your Route

Since this Parliament opened 115 years ago, the institution and its traditions have been a constant throughout significant cultural changes.

No food or drink can be taken into the Assembly and Council Chambers.

It has adapted to fit as society changes.

Should it change now? If so, how?

Tonight we want you to not just listen, but to connect with the people and the place.

Begin building a relationship as fellow citizens with Parliament, the people’s house, Our House.

Emma Gibbens

Personal photography is not permitted.

Purple team Talk 1: Courtyard

Talk 2: Legislative Assembly

Talk 3: Legislative Council Green team Talk 1: Legislative Assembly

Talk 2: Legislative Council

Talk 3: Courtyard Pink team

Talk 1: Legislative Council Talk 2: Courtyard Talk 3: Legislative Assembly

There will be two 20 minute breaks.

TEDxPerth We believe in the power of ideas. Our community is full of people with great ideas, incredible experiences and amazing stories.

TEDxPerth provides the premier platform for Perth’s greatest thinkers and doers to reach a large, influential, local community and have their ideas freely amplified online to an international audience.

TEDxPerth is non-profit and driven by an extraordinary team of skilled volunteers.

We are deeply committed to ensuring the people of our city and state can participate in, and benefit from, the internationallyrecognised platform created by TED.

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Richard Walley Richard is a Nyoongar man and one of Australia’s leading Aboriginal performers, musicians and writers.

Richard is committed to the promotion of Nyoongar culture, and works with Australian and international organisations as a cultural consultant and presenter. Forming Middar Aboriginal Theatre in 1978, Richard has taken Nyoongar culture to more than 10 million people in 32 countries.

In 2015 Richard was named a State Living Treasure by the Western Australia Department of Culture and the Arts for his lifetime contribution to arts and culture.

In 1993 Richard was awarded the Order of Australia Medal for his contribution to the Performing Arts and Nyoongar culture.

Dean Cracknell Dean is passionate about creating better places, empowering and involving local communities, leadership, active citizenship and the concept of stewardship of places over the long-term. Working with the community is more effective than just working for the community.

Dean is the Chief Executive Officer of Town Team Movement and one of the founders of the organisation. His current role is varied and includes consulting, placemaking, projects, events, organisational leadership, financial management, building town teams and partnerships.

He has spoken at many conferences and events about creating vibrant, safe and successful main streets, economic development and placemaking.

Kirsty Pratt For many years, Kirsty has been a powerful advocate and political activist in support of survivors of childhood sexual abuse.

Kirsty has a strong connection to her community, is in voluntary roles on various committees and is the long-term foundation chair of a local school board.

Since 2018, Kirsty has been applying her wealth of life experience, compassion and client focus at local firm Bradley Bayly Legal as a Law Clerk and Paralegal, specialising in childhood sexual abuse claims.

Event Partner The University of Western Australia, one of the top 100 universities in the world, is actively engaged with local and international communities through education, research, vibrant events and cultural activities.

The Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Education is the most diverse community of disciplines at UWA, drawing together fields of inquiry that are central to understanding humanity’s cultures, societies, institutions and environments. The Faculty houses world-leading expertise across business, design, education, humanities, law, music and social sciences.

Food & Wine Partners Howard Park Wines is a family-owned winery producing handcrafted fine wines from Margaret River and the Great Southern.

The Bird on William Street offers a mix of great food, live music and an eclectic range of wines and beers in one of Northbridge’s most popular venues.

THE HUMAN ADVENTURE

7 SEPTEMBER 2019 • PERTH CONCERT HALL