Wild Hope: Indy Johar Keynote

“What does change look like as we start to think about the future?”
Launching the Planetary Civics Initiative at RMIT, we were joined by social entrepreneur and visionary thinker Indy Johar (Dark Matter Labs) as he explored the need for equitable and regenerative futures in the midst of a planetary-scale ecological disturbance.
In his keynote address Johar unpacked the shift in thinking required to sustain current living systems, and the implications this would have on our way of life.
Technical Credits:
Pat Mooney - Videography & Edit
Joshua Suhaven - Sound Recording
Simon Maisch - Live Vision
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[@renke69]

Indy for president 🙌

[@lizzieleigh]

Wow! If ever the case for #kinspeaking through verbing and 'animistic intelligence' becoming more valued and presencing it must be in Indy's 'wording' here. Thanking RMIT Culture and Indy Johar is happening and sharing, will also happen too. Recommending unreservedly.

[@missh1774]

Thank you Indy Johar 💛

[@emmanuelgarcia6905]

Este tipo es un crack

[@mrdeane]

Wonderful 🎉

[@karenkoerner6015]

I hear the language of freedom from many of my far right friends. We need to incorporate the language of responsibility, love, and cooperation.

[@indyjohar4325]

Totally agree and I they are responding to a thesis of entrapment that many people feel- now lets imagine a different freedom - a freedom to be radically human, not labour, not consumer - but a deep freedom to love and care..