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If you are joining our 3rd ALIVE National Centre Annual Symposium online we invite you to start some of the steps for the co-creation of our Holistic Formations Call to Action Casting the Net for What Matters in Holistic Systems. If you are not able to attend, don’t worry, you can share your contributions using this online space and be a part of the call as well.
As we leave the colonial structures of Old Parliament House behind on Friday 15th March, we move into the Botanical Gardens for Saturday 16th March where the ALIVE National Centre’s Casting the Net for What Matters in Holistic Systems will be launched. Read on below for next steps.
Pick one topic from the following and share your contributions on what matters for that particular topic:
1 – Belonging for Friendship
2 – Beyond Services for Interconnection
3 – The Past for Deep Listening
4 – Planetary Health for Inner Experiences
5 – Treatment for Responsiveness
6 – Planned Environment for Spirit
7 – Sense of Policy Safety
8 – Experiential Knowledge for Holistic Impacts
You can upload words, drawings, photos that represent your meaning (don’t take any pics of people who you have not got signed or verbally recorded consent from), type your text, create a painting or a poster to share your views. We accept file formats in JPEG/PNG/PDF/ Docx/mp3/wav. You can upload one or multiple files. Ensure that each file size doesn’t exceed 10MB. By the way – we moderate the contributions so please no funky words or images – we don’t appreciate them or discriminatory language!
Please take part by doing the following:
STEP ONE – REGISTER FOR AN ACCOUNT https://simplebooklet.com/crowdsourcingcocreatorguide#page=1
STEP TWO – CLICK ON THE SUBMIT AN IDEA BUTTON
STEP THREE – AS SUBMISSIONS GROW MAKE SURE YOU VOTE ON THE IDEAS THAT MATTER TO YOU
We are casting the net for what matters in holistic systems to ensure that the Australian Government’s National Well-Being Framework accounts for what matters for people with lived-experience of mental ill-health, and for people experiencing the ongoing impacts of trauma, colonisation, racism, abuse and violence in communities, and for carer, family and kinship groups. In short, anything that is looking at well-being needs to include what matters for the people most impacted by the government’s Measuring What Matters framework and to ask what matters for whom?
Nature reflects system complexity and shows the way
View ideaService improvement/innovation/inclusive support
View ideafunding for codesign, workforce development and holistic interventions
View ideaConnecting with our natural environment for inner peace and wellbeing - an immersive story
View ideaDeveloping meaningful first engagement tools for people seeking mental health support
View ideaIntegrating knowledge of our natural wildlife into workspaces, mental health practices etc
View ideaRelationships are the number one indicator for wellbeing.
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