About: Johanna Scott

Studies show that people who live in towns of less than 1,000 people are significantly happier than other Australians. Could it be because of community? And how can we get in on it?

Sasha Titchkosky shares her passion for Yuta Badayala, a collaboration between traditional weavers from Elcho Island Arts in Arnhem Land and Koskela, and other design for social change projects. She also talks about the pair’s new project, Koskela Kitchen, the challenges they’ve faced in pursuing a purpose-led business, and the joy she gets out of producing good quality products.

A weekend of rejuvenation, self reflection, resetting and soaking up the pleasures of good food and good company in one of Australia’s most beautiful beachside towns. Save these dates in your diary – 18-20 March, 11-13 June and 16-18 September.

How does Jess Miller get people to engage in the bigger issues? It’s about making positive behaviour irresistibly desirable and contagiously fun. Jess speaks about her unique approach to activism, art and life in Sydney.

This event is open to anyone curious about what it takes to create a writer’s life: How to foster creativity, healthy writing habits, how to promote your work and how to deal with your inner critic.