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25.01.2022 NENA's final 2020 Civil Society Strategy webinar is TONIGHT! See you there! http://ow.ly/BmWu50C8ERI AEST: 6pm (Brisbane) AEDT: 7pm (Melbourne/Sydney) Better yet, discussions will be continued at NENA’s 2020 Conference (20-22 November) https://www.facebook.com/events/192105585182952/

21.01.2022 Congratulations to enkel for hosting this fantastic event in Perth!

20.01.2022 The latest issue of the New Economy Network Journal has been released. Employment and education are at the forefront of this edition, as our contributors unpack the challenges of an economy that is no longer fit for purpose.

19.01.2022 This looks amazing! Join Jose Ramos for his excellent course

19.01.2022 Join over 230 people from across Australia this Wednesday at 11 am for a free webinar to hear how collaborative, networked, whole of system long-term planning has created major and lasting change for the citizens of Vermont. What are the lessons for Australia? That's what we'll explore - with the directors of the unique Vermont Farm to Plate Plan Register https://events.humanitix.com/vermont-f2p-1

18.01.2022 Absolutely stoked to announce the launch of our amazing Young Farmers Special Edition - Sowing Seeds Magazine ! So excited to be able to share the voices of fri...ends, colleagues, comrades and champions of the new food movement over 150 pages of inspiring words, photographs and artwork from our incredible young farmers, the movers and shakers \in food systems and the changing faces of agriculture. Head to www.sowingseedsmagazine.com or www.youngfarmersconnect.com to order your copy << printing is about to commence and deliveries will be available for Christmas >> Environmentalism Regenerative Food Systems Circular Economy Zero Waste Living Foraging Sustainability Please share with your networks : Sowing Seeds Magazine, in partnership with Young Farmers Connect, are thrilled to launch this special issue on young farmers. Featuring stories from a new generation flocking to the agricultural sector with a passion for regeneration and a determination to bridge the gap between growers and the people who eat. Sowing Seeds Magazine Young Farmers Connect --- huge thanks to all of the contributors of artwork, content and creativity from everyone who has volunteered their passion and effort to pull this together --- Special mention to Jesse Ariel Buratti and the team at Sowing Seeds Magazine and all of the crew at Young Farmers Connect to bringing this to fruition.

17.01.2022 The Anne Kantor Young Women Environmentalists Fellowship program is a graduate-style program open to young women aged 18 to 27 years who wish to gain experience and develop skills in policy, research and advocacy on environmental, climate and energy issues. The program provides a unique opportunity to gain on-the-job training with environmental, climate and energy research or advocacy-based non-government organisations in Australia. Fellows will develop a broad understanding ...of how environmental, climate and energy research or advocacy-based non-government organisations work, learn how to turn ideas into impact and how environmental, climate and energy public policy actually gets made in Australia. The Anne Kantor Fellowship welcomes applicants from diverse backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, women of colour, and those from regional or rural communities. Anne Kantor’s life is a study of distinguished service to the community, with a long history of giving to the community, both through her work as an advocate and social worker, as well as her philanthropic support for a range of environmental, Indigenous, social welfare, arts and educational organisations. Expressions of interest are currently being sought from interested individuals and organisations who would like to participate in the Australia Institute's Anne Kantor Young Women Environmentalists Fellowship program as either an individual participant or program partner. For further information, visit annekantorfellowship.org.au How to Apply Applications for the Anne Kantor Young Women Environmentalists Fellowship are open to young women aged 18 to 27 years who wish to gain experience and develop skills in policy research and advocacy on environmental, climate and energy issues. Applications open: Monday 30 November 2020 Applications close: 5pm AEDST Friday 15 January 2021.

16.01.2022 'Due to climate change, pesticide use and plant loss, bees are dying. There are more than 20,000 species of bee around the world, and researchers created the first global map of those bee species to save them from dying. The research leveraged millions of public bee occurrence records and global bee distribution data. To develop their maps, researchers combined data from more than 5.8 million public bee occurrence records with a checklist of the distribution of over 20,000 bee species accessible online at the biodiversity portal DiscoverLife.org.' https://edition.cnn.com//first-global-map-bee-species-scn-

15.01.2022 Not long to go! Join this exciting webinar with Louise Edmonds from Carbon Sync and learn how farmers are adopting new regenerative practices on their farms to enhance the soil biodiversity, increase production and reduce input costs Zoom link here: http://ow.ly/LLLr50C8Ee1 11.30am AWST 1.30pm AEST http://ow.ly/ADZ850C8Ee3

15.01.2022 Check out the online program for NENA’s Annual Conference: New EconomyWork in Progress this Friday 20 to Sunday 22 http://ow.ly/xtgn50Cl8aJ

13.01.2022 For everyone who has enjoyed the amazing presentations by First Nations elder Mary Graham, please consider joining Future Dreaming and AELA this coming Saturday 5th December, for a truly remarkable workshop about First Nations' culture and governance and Earth laws/Earth jurisprudence

11.01.2022 One of the most exciting projects I've been involved with is right at the point of co-creation. Protected Habitat Farmers Mutual is unlocking the opportunity for every Australian farm to protect our ecosystems. 3 Things Farmers Want To Know:... 1. This isn’t a new broker in the environmental markets. A mutual is different. By individual farmers co-owning the mutual, and using the services, each farmer gets scale and reduced costs when accessing environmental markets. A mutual avoids the corporate middlemen - and their fees - meaning the farmer earns more for doing the stewardship. 2. This isn't about locking up land under permanent covenants. There are plenty of term agreements (10 - 15 years). 3. This isn't about locking animals out either. Every Protected Habitat agreement refers to "best practice" and if that includes grazing for example, then, that is encouraged. To help co-create this mutual visit https://ethicalfields.com/protected-habitat/ #protectedhabitat #stewardship #environment #farmers #mutuals

09.01.2022 Happening as part of the International Cooperative Alliance Asia Pacific region, Australians are invited to create Co-operative solutions to our wicked global problems. Join or encourage youth to attend.

09.01.2022 Don't miss this important FREE online conference, THIS WEEK! NENA's co-founder, Dr Michelle Maloney, is speaking in the rights of nature session on Tuesday 24th @ 11am Sydney time/AEDT

07.01.2022 Exciting news! It is officially November which means NENA’s Annual Conference: New EconomyWork in Progress is this month! Registration available here http://ow.ly/TxEh50Cb4pM

06.01.2022 On Monday we're doing a webinar with Carbon Sync - an organisation which trains farmers to draw down carbon from the atmosphere and store it in the soil permanently. They do this with regenerative agriculture techniques that are customised for each farmer and their unique ecosystems. Join us on Zoom! Link and more info here: New Economy Builders #10 : Carbon Sync - Teaching Farmers Regenerative Practices

06.01.2022 Another milestone :)

01.01.2022 Don’t miss our final 2020 Civil Society Strategy development meeting tomorrow, Tuesday November 3! http://ow.ly/rb1K50C8EKO AEST: 6pm (Brisbane) AEDT: 7pm (Melbourne/Sydney) The webinar will include an update about the co-creation of Australia’s first civil society strategy for a new economy. ... Our strategy discussions will be continued at NENA’s 2020 Conference (20-22 November) http://ow.ly/WwJp50C8EKS See more

01.01.2022 NENA’s Annual Conference kicking off TOMORROW offers a space for NENA members and the wider community to share experiences, ideas, research and project updates, spark connections and collaborations and work together to progress our network and shared vision for a new economy Register your attendance now! http://ow.ly/FFhI50Cl7Hb