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SEWF22 Program day 1
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Stage 1 (Ballroom)
HybridSEWF22 Opening Ceremony featuring Nunukul Yuggera Aboriginal Dance Company and opening fireside with Laura Thompson (Clothing The Gaps)
Nunukul Yuggera Aboriginal Dance Company will open SEWF22 with a perfomance and Welcome to Country. Following the opening proceedings, Laura Thompson from Clothing The Gaps will take to the stage for the opening fireside.
Stage 1 (Ballroom) HybridAddressing the elephant in the room, shifting power and making space for Indigenous enterprises
Supporting Community and Country has always been at the heart of Indigenous enterprises. This panel will discuss the need for reciprocity, accountability and responsibility to be meaningfully embedded within the social enterprise sector.
Stage 2 (Auditorium) HybridEmerging tech and social enterprise: going beyond the jargon for social impact
Room One
In personBuilding capacity for social procurement: global perspectives on supplier development
Room Three In personSocial enterprise strategies: global cooperation to learn and improve
Room Two In personDesigning the right business model
Designing the right social enterprise business model to align with your vision, purpose and goals drives positive and sustainable impact. Join this interactive workshop to clarify your vision and find the right building blocks for your business model using the Lean Business Canvas as a framework.
Stage 1 (Ballroom) HybridA new business relationship - private sector and social enterprise partnerships
Stage 2 (Auditorium) HybridSED Talks (Social Enterprise Development Talks)
Room One In personFood systems: using environmental knowledge to shape the world around us
The current food system is unsustainable and urgent change is needed. This session features some of the social enterprise solutions that are working to tackle this and make the most of the food we produce using innovation and traditional knowledge.
Room Three In personPhilanthropic funding for social enterprise
Room Two In personReflecting on excellence and failure using 'retrospective' plays and templates
How can you celebrate wins and turn failures into learning so that your team continues to grow? In this workshop, you will participate in a fun, interactive and challenging experience (reflecting real life), then reflect on what worked and what didn’t. You will leave the workshop with experience facilitating, templates for ‘better retros’ and tools to help your team learn together and from each other.
Stage 2 (Auditorium) HybridFilm screenings
Sit back and relax at the SEWF cinema featuring social enterprise shorts from across Australia and around the world.
Stage 1 (Ballroom) In personSpeed networking
If you want to meet a whole lot of people from the social enterprise sector quickly, make sure you get to this session. Introverts and extroverts welcome.
Stage 2 (Auditorium) HybridDebate: Social enterprise is too narrowly defined, it's all about impact, whatever the structure
Quiet Room In personMeditation and mindfulness
An opportunity to unwind, stretch and refresh before you head into the next session.
Room Three In personCelebrating Queensland’s diverse social enterprise community
Room Two In personAmplifying your message: marketing your social enterprise on a budget
Stage 1 (Ballroom) In personUnconference
There's nothing like learning from your peers. We all have unique experiences and perspectives that we can share with others to help them grow and improve. The SEWF Unconference is a space for people to come together and learn from each other. There's no agenda or structure with participants leading the discussion.
Stage 2 (Auditorium) HybridNoFilter (Stories of Excellence and Failure)
Failure is to be celebrated and learned from. What successful entrepreneur has not had an “oops” moment? Come hear unfiltered tales from leading social entrepreneurs, warts an’ all.
Room Three In personEnd of waste: the circular economy response
Turning waste into a resource; this session looks at the alchemy and innovation required by social enterprises working in the circular economy.
Room One In personMunicipal and rural government: creating supportive ecosystems
Whether it is cohort expertise or understanding of place, local government, rural development and specialist agencies are rising to the challenge of creating supportive environments that enable social enterprises to succeed.
Room Two In personResilience and self-care for social enterprise practitioners
Stage 1 (Ballroom) In personUnconference
There's nothing like learning from your peers. We all have unique experiences and perspectives that we can share with others to help them grow and improve. The SEWF Unconference is a space for people to come together and learn from each other. There's no agenda or structure with participants leading the discussion.
Stage 2 (Auditorium) HybridSocial enterprise responses to migration and its impacts
Room Three In personRural land - ownership, management and stewardship for community benefit
Climate disasters and increasing pressure on rural economies have increased the focus on rural land management, ownership and stewardship. This discussion will share Australian and global, Indigenous and non-Indigenous approaches.
Room One In personA social enterprise perspective on scale - it's all about impact!
Room Two In personCreating impact through the power of story
Learn how to build a culture and practice of storytelling for your organisation or community to communicate and amplify your impact, and create a better future for the world. In this session you'll learn how to plan and create effective stories in different mediums and walk away with tools and resources to share with your team or community.
Stage 1 (Ballroom) HybridFireside with Dylan Alcott, AO
SEWF22 closes day 1 at BCEC with a fireside with Dylan Alcott, Australian of the Year 2022. Dylan is one of the country’s most successful Paralympians and also one of Australia’s most recognised advocates for people with disability.
Networking
VirtualNetworking
Meet other participants from around the world with 1-1 speed networking. Not a fan of the random by-chance meeting? Why not try out the meeting scheduler to book private video meetings with other participants?
Digital stage VirtualMigration, environment and climate change
The impact of climate change and conflict is profound. Social enterprises are at the forefront of community level responses through humanitarian and livelihood support to refugees and migrants and local responses to combatting climate change and environmental degradation. This session features outstanding examples and looks at opportunities for further engagement.
Participants will have the opportunity to join the conversation through the chat and also through the breakout sessions that follow.
Digital Sessions VirtualAction on migration and displacement: social enterprise responses
Digital Sessions VirtualAction on environment and climate change: social enterprise responses
Digital stage VirtualFireside with Kate Raworth, founder of Doughnut Economics
Doughnut Economics is a powerful concept, gaining in traction and popularity as economies focus on sustainability and circularity. Kate and Peter will explore how Doughnut Economics came about, how it has spread and its current and future impact as part of a movement towards a global impact economy.
Networking VirtualNetworking
Meet other participants from around the world with 1-1 speed networking. Not a fan of the random by-chance meeting? Why not try out the meeting scheduler to book private video meetings with other participants?
Social enterprise strategies have been a springboard to ecosystem development at national, provincial and local levels around the world. This session brings a collaborative focus to understand failures and successes and provide mutual support.