Seven Circles of Indigenous Systems Knowledge
Webinar. Tuesday 18 November. 12noon AEDT. 60mins
Join Steph Beck, Parul Jagdish, Professor Song and Professor Death from AIME for an introduction to Indigenous Systems Knowledge, the Seven Circles of Design & Inquiry and to experience a little bit of imagination.
Together we'll explore the process of coming back to right relationships - within yourself, with other humans around you, and with all the other species-kin we share our precious planet with.
AIME collaborate with TACSI as Indigenous Systems Knowledge Partners of the National Futures Initiative.
Informed by AIME's 20 years of social innovation and ancestral knowledges, from the Australian continent and beyond.
1: Death
Death helps get us out of culture, releases us from competition and helps us orientate with everyone.
2: Art
Art and imagination help move energy, and people through creativity.
3: Improv and Kolab
Making and creating together helps build trust and understanding with others, through play.
4: Unlikely Connections
Making and creating together helps build trust and understanding with others, through play.
5: Non-Human Knowledge
Learning from Country and creatures can teach us how and what to design.
6: Return to Water
Connecting to water as a life-force helps us remember our relation to life.
7: Tools
Sharing resources freely for all to stimulate positive change and enable shared knowledge systems.
"We want to put Indigenous Systems Knowledges at the front of the design queue, so we can all return to the right relations and unlock our pathways to the future."
Stephanie Beck and Parul Jagdish, AIME