We Care is a special collaboration opportunity: A We Care Data + Storytelling Workshop. 

We Care creates a space for creative and experiential conversations around the nature of care and civic health in a digitally-intensive, ecologically-fragile world. 

Because all the data and all the knowledge in the world can't help us dream and imagine better futures. We also need creative collaborations and partnerships, forged with careful intent. 

This is a workshop that combines creative storytelling with data scaffolding. We narrate and sketch the outlines of an imagined future, and then consider the data we need - to create, to share, to build -  in order to shape it. 

Attendees will include storytellers, regenerators, innovators and future makers interested in how creative practices, data and storytelling can shape healthier habitats for people and nature to thrive.  

Attendees will share a story, a poem, an insight, perspective, go on a walk, listen. Build a collaborative portrait of a future precinct. 

Attendees will also be invited to have their portrait filmed for inclusion in a future street projection project. (Note: release forms must be signed)

The project is being led by Dr. Sarah Barns (RMIT Centre for Urban Research) with Stephen Johnston of SOMPO Digital Lab and Healthy Habitats.  

The event is supported by the RMIT City North Social Innovation Precinct Activation Fund.

Please go here to register: https://events.humanitix.com/we-care-rmit-cnsip

This is an invite-only curated dinner discussion in Zurich with European innovators and policy makers on the topic of ‘financing longevity’.

It will explore the challenges of financing our rapidly growing ageing populations, and explore what could be a shared vision of a desirable future state, together with actionable paths to deliver transformational societal change. This is a topic that is rapidly becoming a priority in international business and policy circles.

The event is hosted by Stephen Johnston, founder of Healthy Habitats, Aging2.0 and Fellow, Healthy Longevity at SOMPO Digital Lab and Nadine Esposito, head of FinTech for Longevity at the Swiss Finance + Technology Association.

This event is currently at capacity. For further information, please contact us.

An interactive innovation workshop in conjunction with Aging Research at King’s (ARK) and Aging2.0 London to develop a ‘Challenge-led innovation’ framework to define key Challenges and Projects that need to be resourced and funded to deliver a shared vision of 'thriving in community'.

This is the second of a global Healthy Habitats series of challenge-led innovation, following a kickoff event in San Francisco on April 12.

Participants will co-create an action oriented agenda for transformational change, and build connections with other stakeholders who share a similar mission.

The workshop will be held at King's College London's Waterloo Campus, Room 1.6, Franklin Wilkins Building, Stamford St, London SE1 9NQ.

Note: We'll go out for a drinks afterwards 5-6pm.

​Please fill in the requested information to apply to attend.

An invite-only workshop with experts and practitioners looking to reimagine care at home.

​The event to be held in San Francisco is a follow-up to the Mar 28 Aging2.0 Local event, and it will provide time to explore the future of in-home care through the lens of AI, automation, and personalization, and develop action steps.

​Please fill in the requested information to apply, but note we only have limited spots at this event, and will be operating a waitlist. We'll involve everyone in the broader ecosystem as we scale up.

​Note: We now have confirmation that SOMPO will be sponsoring a reception in San Francisco on evening of 11th for all workshop attendees. Please indicate in the questions below if you would like to attend that so we can manage numbers.

RSVP here: https://lu.ma/reimaginingcare01

Join us for an engaging and informed discussion about the future of urban innovation, longevity, sustainability and the regenerative economy. 

This invite-only workshop will be an interactive discussion with urban innovation and regenerative design expert, Anupam Yog, who is visiting Melbourne next Monday 18th March 2024.

Singapore-based Anupam is a pragmatic urbanist and creative strategist with over 20 years of experience in research, design, and urban innovation. He's Managing Partner of XDG Labs, a platform for incubating ideas and companies that focus on the built environment, and works with a diverse portfolio of projects creating positive social and environmental impact, including: 

• Dhun - a 500 acre ecological neighbourhood in Jaipur, India that is reimagining and redesigning education, work and recreation systems.

• The Big Sit - a global initiative creating public and private spaces for practicing mindfulness and building mental fitness and wellbeing.

Agenda

12:30pm Arrive & Networking | Coffee and snacks available from the Creative Cubes coffee shop

1:00 pm Welcome & Introductions | Stephen Johnston & Sarah Barns

1:10 pm Presentation | Anupam Yog

1:40 pm Discussion 

2:00 pm End  

Please complete this form to attend the event - space is limited, so please update your RSVP if you cannot join as we'll be operating a waitlist.