I am interested in pro bono, paid, trade, and personal projects with other local groups, specifically those associated with the below areas of particular interest.
If you are involved in a cause that you think I may be supportive of, then give me a call 0431657911 or email, or fill out a contact form, and let’s talk about it!
AREAS OF PARTICULAR INTEREST
ENVIRONMENTAL PRESERVATION & REGENERATION \\ through improved land use management and reduced consumeristic behaviours and mass-production, improved waste management and recycling, and increased innovation in the production of goods, food, and services.
RECOGNITION \\ of indigenous culture, history, land, custom, experience, disenfranchisement, subjugation, and mistreatment.
HUMAN RIGHTS & DIGNITY \\ through inclusive and humane immigration policies, legislation, and community engagement.
EQUALITY \\ of vulnerable and historically mistreated populations including: women and non-binary individuals, transgender persons, immigrants, people who identify as having a physical or intellectual disability, indigenous and non-white-identifying individuals.
SOME PAST PROJECTS
NATIONAL INDIGENOUS FIRE WORKSHOP | connecting people, country & culture.
THE MORE YOU KNOW | photo essay collaboration with local former refugee support organisation (SCARF)
Personal Life | SOME SNAPS ON FILM FROM TIME TO TIME
I’ve previously worked with or volunteered for the following groups: + SCARF (Strategic Community Assistance for Refugee Families) + Hidden Harvest + Forever Projects + Moving Mountains Gallery + Office of Environment and Heritage + Plastic Free Wollongong + Recycle Yo Ride + Surfrider Foundation + SC Beach Conservation + The Youth Food Movement + Conservation Volunteers Australia + WAMINDA – South Coast Women’s Health & Welfare Aboriginal Corporation + Coomaditchie United Aboriginal Corporation + Cape York Natural Resources Management + Firesticks
You want to make a difference in life, you don't want to be saying just "I was there." Who cares that you were there? What did you do when you got there? - Eli Reed (Magnum Photographer)
