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The Enlivenment Network

We are a network of engaged individuals and organisations working to create a dynamic, ecologically healthy and socially just society, by spreading the seeds of a new/ancient way of being, thinking and doing—an ENLIVENMENT WORLDVIEW. In this we acknowledge that Australia’s cultural foundations rest on First Nations knowledge systems encoded in their relational ethos of Caring for Country, in all its multiple levels of meaning.

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GREATER BLUE MOUNTAINS CREATIVES - LITHGOW TO NEPEAN
THIS IS YOUR CHANCE
... but time is running out!
REGENESIS 2026 COMPETITION
is open for entries
FOR 12 – 18yrs OR 18yrs and over
Add your unique creative voice exploring ‘Our Kinship with Nature’
Through poetry, short story, visual art, lyric, or 2-4 min video
ENTRIES CLOSE 30 JUNE 2026
WINNERS ANNOUNCED 18 OCTOBER
Start here: https://resilientbluemountains.org/event/regenesis/

Make a submission via our online form
Submissions close on 30 June 2026
Submissions: Entries are free – limited to one entry per category, by email with attachments
Completed submission form + works
text as word docs
images as png/jpg
music as mp3
video as mp4 – best method is to place your entry on your own YouTube channel as an unlisted video and then send us the link. Winning entries will be included in a playlist on our YouTube channel.
Send entry assets to: regen@enlivenment.network
after completing online form.

Begin now. Follow the thread of your idea. Let it evolve.
Tag a local creative who should be part of this. Let’s reimagine the future — together.

#Regenesis2026 #BlueMountains #BlueMountainsCulture #BlueMountainsArts #CreateLocal #KinshipWithNature #ArtistsCallForEntries

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