Switch your thinking in Gosnells, Western Australia, Australia | Community organisation

Switch your thinking

Locality: Gosnells, Western Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 8 9397 3208

Address: 2120 Albany Highway 6110 Gosnells, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.switchyourthinking.com

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19.01.2022 Australia's First Nations people are bearing the brunt of climate change with extreme weather conditions affecting remote Aboriginal communities in our country's interior and sea level rise threatening Torres Strait Islander communities. Having lived sustainably in Australia for over 60,000 years, it's no coincidence that our Traditional Owners are now showing significant leadership when it comes to climate change and land management. Brilliant to see all the celebrations... across WA for NAIDOC Week 2020: Always was, Always will be. With two days to go, be sure to hop onto the NAIDOC website for an event near you or online and see how reconciliation and sustainability are a two-for-one deal! https://www.naidoc.org.au/get-involved/naidoc-week-events

17.01.2022 *Sustainability in Byford workshop series* Over the next six months Switch your thinking, in partnership with the Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale, will be running a series of free workshops based in Byford. We will be covering all sorts of topics from Modern Cloth Nappies, to gardening in small backyards to getting energy smart in your own home. We are kicking off the series on the 1st of December with a DIY recycled reusable bag workshop. You can find out more and regis...ter at https://www.switchyourthinking.com//diy-recycled-reusable/ To find out about the workshops as they are announced you can sign up to our e-news at switchyourthinking.com Mundijong Public Library

15.01.2022 Last chance to enter! Entries for Young Reinventor of the Year close at midnight tonight! Find out more here - https://www.switchyourthinking.com//young-reinventor-of-t/

15.01.2022 WA kids are leading the way in being waste-wise! Check out these new resources from the Waste Wise Schools Program including their 10-step guide to minimising waste - there's even a free online module! https://www.wasteauthority.wa.gov.au/wws/accreditation

14.01.2022 A big welcome to the Town of Mosman Park who recently joined Switch your thinking. Residents in the Town of Mosman Park will now have access to our Rewards for Residents program, workshops and other programs. Find out if your council is a member at switchyourthinking.com

13.01.2022 ***Share your challenge to win a KeepCup!!*** Thanks to the WA community for all your brilliant questions during our two Fight for Planet A online Q&As! Guest speakers, Tristy Fairfield, Vanessa Rauland, Anthony James and Fiona Goodbody gave fascinating insights on all things Energy and Transport WA. Our audience shared their carbon footprint challenges including one Switch your thinking staff member committing to 30 days no driving! End 2020 with a bang ...and write your own sustainability challenge and tag your friends in the comments below for your chance to win a KeepCup! Join our final webinar 12-12:45pm Thursday 12 November to discuss our favourite topic - FOOD https://bit.ly/2I3vCET

13.01.2022 Join us for the final Fight for Planet A webinar this Thursday 12-12:45pm to discuss our favourite thing FOOD! Learn what a sustainable diet really looks like while eating your lunch from diet and emissions guest speaker, Dr Talia Raphaely. And find out what carbon offsetting is all about and the part agriculture plays from Carbon Neutral CEO, Ray Wilson. Register here: https://bit.ly/3kbaOIJ

08.01.2022 Switch your thinking member council City of Bayswater has allocated $100,000 out of the City's $5 million local economic and social stimulus package to fast-track the installation of solar panels to five community buildings, with Morley Windmills Soccer Club being the first. Awesome initiative City of Bayswater! Find out more - https://www.bayswater.wa.gov.au//community-buildings-to-be