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Country and Clim Climate and Land – A Program (unde Monday 12th - Frid 10:00am Witchetty’s Artspace Larapinta D !Please note: this docu The Arrernte people are the traditional owner They have been he Arrernte People continue to live in Mparntwe looking after Country and tea Owners this country was shaped by caterpillars, wild dogs, travelling boys and are those of the Arrernte people of Central Australia. We acknowledge the recognise and respect their rich cultural heritage, beliefs and ongoing connec present and emerging and extend that respect t

mate Yarning Circle A DSF 2022 Symposium er development) day 16th September m – 3:00pm e, Araluen Arts Centre Drive, Araluen ument Is not yet finalised rs of the Mparntwe, Antulye and Irlpme estates. ere since time began. aching Arrernte language and culture to the children. According to Traditional many other ancestral figures. Some of the first Dreaming stories ever recorded, Arrernte and all Traditional Landowners and Custodians across Australia and ctions to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to Arrernte Elders past, to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Monday 12 September Tuesday 13 September Wednesda Exploring us Healthy Environments and Exploring L 10am Chair Lives Knowled 10am Chair 10am Chair P Welcome to Country A Song of our Warming Lhere Artepe – Pat Ansell-Dodds Planet - vimeo Live ‘Drought S Jessie May Performance - DSF Performance/video/poem Open- Morris Stuart to open Observed and f HEAL Network Session change in the N Yarning Circle - event speakers as Goals and purpose Prof David Karo are there: each person 2-3 minute Prof Sotiris Vardoulakis, ANU, of who you are, why are you here Prof Payi Linda Ford, Rak Mak National Enviro and your values. Mak Marranunggu, CDU. Program (NESP Hub Badu Gili | (Director’s Commentary Healing Country Dr Simon Marsl Rhoda Roberts AO Story Data Atlas Dr Veronica Mathews, NT Government Story: Pat Ansell-Dodds, Arrernte Qandamooka, USyd climate change TBC Yarn Identification o Story: Uluru Youth Dialogue – the MacDonnel Bridget Cama, Wiradjuri/Tiahni ‘Heal Together’ Christine Anu, threats to plant Adamson, Kaurareg Philly, Mindy Kwanten and face of climate Radical Son Peter McDonald Yarn/ Q&A Ag & Climate C ‘From little things big things grow’ NT Indigenous A Electric Fields Live ‘Pressure C Anna Boustead Yarn The Climate Mu we? Wendy Loomis &

y 14 September Thursday 15 September Friday 16 September Loss and Damage Exploring Loss and Damage Exploring the way forward dge to actions Prof John Wiseman Knowledge to actions 10am Chair Song’ 10am Chair Live ‘Sleep Australia Sleep’ ‘You’re the Voice’ - Anthem Traeger School Choir Women For Climate Action & Hope, 1 Million Women future climate Climate adaptation – an IPCC Caring for Country Northern Territory perspective OLSHC Traeger students oly, UoM Prof Mark Howden, ANU Education and knowledge onmental Science Climate Change Adaptation transfer through music – P) Climate Systems Djarra Delaney, Qandamooka, Jessie May, OLSHC UoM land, CSIRO Purple House – health and The Turtuni story: representing wellbeing going forward t response to Tiwi cultural values and Sarah Brown AM, Purple e Recorded TBC supporting collaboration in House knowledge production for Tiwi of priority refugia in land use futures First Nations Clean Energy ll Ranges to manage Mavis Kerinaiua, Mantiyupwi & Network ts and animals in the Dr Margaret Ayre, UoM Wynona Karena, Arrernte, change FNCEN d NT Gov Live ‘Downpour’ Anna Boustead Community Energy Models Change Lauren Mellor, FNCEN Agriculture The rains – water Michael Liddle, Alyawerre, CAAC Business Pathways to Net Cooker State’ Zero The dewatering of central A/Prof Ben Neville, UoM usic Project - What if Australia water places: can the red centre be rewatered? Yarn & Royal Kent Jayne Brim Box NT Gov ‘Ngimbalien (Contribution)’ Yarn Desert Pea Media ‘Garrama (Respect)’ Desert Pea Media

12:00 Lunch break 12:00 Lunch break 12:00 Lun 1:00pm Chair 1:00pm Chair Prof David Karoly 1:00pm Chair ‘Our Country’ Rise: From one Island to Climate Change Desert Pea Media another Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner Indigenous Dese and Aka Niviâna National First Peoples Gathering Desert Knowled on Climate Change, 2021 CE4 HEAL – Clean Energy solar Jimmy Cocking, Damian Morgan-Bulled, Yorta Aust/India Solar partnership Yorta, TOLMB led by Dr Veronica Mathews Arid Lands Envi Paul Ah Chee, A State of Environment 2021 Clean Environment for Extreme Events and Caring For Planetary Health in Asia – Building an Inte Country Initiatives System in Conse Oliver Costello, Bundjalung, SOE Prof Shiva Nagendra SM IIT- reshaping conse indigenous co-author Madras future Oliver Costello, Traditional Weather Knowledge Microgrids for Clean Energy Rebecca Spindle Djarra Delaney, Qandamooka, Proof Krishna Vasudevan, IIT UoM Madras Yarn The changing climate heartbeat of Fine particulate matter Rising Seas Australia exposure and its associated Midnight Oil - (O Prof Mark Howden, ANU COPD health risk from conventional lignite-fired 3pm end Imagining and creating just and thermal power plant in South regenerative zero-carbon futures India Prof John Wiseman, UoM Shoumick Mitra, IIT-Madras Yarn Air and Air in Alice “Being Human” Naima Penniman Dr Lisa Stefanoff and Dr Supriya Mathew, Menzies 3pm end Yarn Video or performance 3pm end

nch break 12:00 Lunch break 12:00 Lunch break 1:00pm Chair Djarra Delaney 1:00pm Chair e Story ert Alliance ‘Mayali’ Regenerating Australia dge Australia Kakadu Collective ft. Victor Damon Gameau , DKA Rostron ironmental Centre Hope and courage - wisdom ALEC TBC Cultural Fire Credits – Aboriginal and action in the long egrated Knowledge Carbon Foundation emergency ervation Futures – Rowan Foley, Wondonna - Prof John Wiseman, UoM ervation into the Badtjala, ABCF Bundjalung & Uluru Youth Dialogue er, Bush Heritage Indigenous Carbon Industry Wiradjuri, Kaurareg Network Official Video) Anna Boustead, ICIN ‘Rooted’ Mia Cami <> Yarning Circle– reflections Yarn REPRISE: From Little Things Climate Movement - Formidable Big things grow Vegetable with Spoonbill & Brenna Quinlan Paul Kelly Kev Carmody & Friends 3pm end 3pm end