Weaving A Living Network (Voicecraft Live VIII)
About
The next Voicecraft Live welcomes an evening of immersion in questions of common unity, of what it means to meet and relate with culture and with difference, of what it means to communicate.
Think salon and symposium meet fireside and mystery, kept by a heartfelt dedication to cultivate culture and respond with the reality of our time, and deep time.
This participatory event will be facilitated by contributors to Voicecraft Melbourne, several of whom you can read about below.
Voicecraft is a living network and context for transformative communication in relation with patterns of profound importance in our time. Previous events this year have included evenings of interfaith dialogue with leaders of multiple faiths, exploration into topics of AI, wisdom and power, dreams and psyche and several more.
You can watch or listen to previous live events along with other material created for a local and global network and audience on the Voicecraft podcast or YouTube.
ABOUT YOUR HOSTS ON THE EVENING (Some of the Voicecraft Network)
Tim is out of the country and recharging. He and Taryn will return in October. But Voicecraft Live continues, and intends to welcome a network of firekeepers and contributors to facilitate gatherings, events and emergent experiences on the journey ahead. That makes this a unique opportunity to participate in and get to know the spirit and potential of this context through a different set of voices and constraints.
Cam has been involved in counselling practices for 8-10 years and specialises in complexity associated with trauma, substance use, integrative health, shamanic experiences, and the process of change. Cam is highly focused on the psychointegrative, embodied philosophical, and relational/symbolic elements of transformational experiences and the human journey, including the energetic management involved in achieving mental balance, full presence, expression, and healthy embodiment.
Fiona Henrich has worked in private practice and mental health for 10 years as a registered Clinical Psychologist. Currently she is a PhD Doctoral Candidate, investigating Dreaming as an adaptive mechanism for Trauma recovery. She has a keen interest in experiential applications of psychedelics, theoretical models of emergent phenomenology and utilising dream interpretation to heal from PTSD. Fiona is currently writing a book on merging the Scientific discipline with Spiritual teachings to account for the mechanisms and nature of the Collective Unconscious.
Jurnee is an aspirant of shared understanding in service to care-full withstanding of the waves of change in context both subtle and gross, Voicecraft as training ground for such.
Terri Dentry, PhD, is an organisational psychologist exploring why embedded beliefs are constraining insight in chronic pain, and how synoptic integration of new perspectives can be cultivated in collective sensemaking.
Joshua Field sits at the cutting edge of digital social network design, having co-founded the immersive web framework Ethereal Engine. With a deep passion for developing open wisdom commons in both the digital world and lifeworld, he explores the intersection of ethics, philosophy, and epistemics in relation to culture and technology.
Nathan (Nate) Kinch is a Sociotechnology Ethicist, Action Researcher and Organisational Designer. For over a decade Nate has led work for organisations like the Australian Government, VISA, Autodesk, TELUS and Telefonica. He's conducted research with CSIRO, Northwestern University and the Consumer Policy Research Centre to name a few.
WHAT TO EXPECT ON THE EVENING
- 7PM: Be welcome in the space, refreshment, conversation
- 7.20PM: Opening one group address w/ participation
- 8.10: Break & refreshment
- 8.20 - 9.20PM: Guided Freeform Sessions (Group dialogues in response to relevant themes.)
- 9.20 - 9.30PM: Break and refreshment
- 9.30 - 10PM: Return to one group & reflection
- 10PM - Onwards: After event conversations in the courtyard
REFRESHMENT
We will provide light to moderate food and non-alcoholic drinks. It's not a full dinner, but there are options for different dietary requirements.
Location
T.O.M.S. Place
1 Tripovic Street, Brunswick Victoria 3056
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