Resources
Welcome to our Enlivenment Resources hub, your go-to destination for tools, guides, and inspiration designed to support artists, cultural workers, and community organizers. Here, you’ll find a curated selection of practical resources aimed at fostering collaboration, creativity, and sustainability within our Enlivenment arts and culture community.
Whether you’re looking for networking opportunities, eco-friendly art practices, or insights into community-driven cultural initiatives, our resources are here to empower you. Stay connected with the latest articles, reports, and workshops as we grow together to foster an Enlivenment worldview to meet the challenges of our uncertain times.
PDFs
Circular Economy Markets Australia.pdf
Extracts on Philosophical Posthumanism.pdf
Korten-Eco-nomics-.pdf
Korten explains that to secure the wellbeing of all of Earth’s people, we will need a new economics that guides us on a path to an Ecological Civilization.
Applying Kubler Ross’s stages of grief to our response to the collapse of modernity as a normative culture framework
A series of templates for developing the skills to understake systems thinking and apply it to projects.
Lauren Tynan of Maquarie University explains the difference between extractivism and relationalism.
An overview of the application of the relationality paradigm shift across a range of disciplines and practices, including implications of Indigenous Knowledges approaches to relationality.
Circular precincts are essential to Australia’s transition to a circular economy. They stimulate economic growth, creating jobs and new sustainable products and services, while supporting liveable and sustainable communities.
Steven Liaros’ Becoming Indigenous envisions decentralized, self-sustaining communities inspired by Indigenous philosophies and practices. Drawing on Bruce Pascoe and Bill Gammage, he advocates for regenerative, ecosystem-aligned living, replacing extractive economies with renewable technologies and governance rooted in balance and harmony.
PODCASTS
Align in the Sound Podcast
Welcome to the podcast of the New Economy Network of Australia, or NENA. NENA podcast is organised, produced and presented by Anna Garnock, and edited by Catherine Van Wilgenberg and Scotty Foster.
LINKS
Archie Moore on Kith and Kin
Archie Moore discusses his work ‘kith and kin’, winner of the Golden Lion for National Participation at the 2024 Venice Biennale, and his vision for honouring First Nations culture and history.