RMIT Sustainability Week Keynote: Regenerative Systems by Design

This keynote session officially launches RMIT Sustainability Week for 2024 as we explore themes of resilience and regeneration

Join our RMIT community for a thought-provoking session, guaranteed to alter your perspective. 

A regenerative future is one that creates the conditions for all life to thrive, generating self-sustaining positive outcomes for nature, people and the economy.

Hear from our keynote Chris Speed FRSE, FRSA who is a Professor of Design for Regenerative Futures at RMIT, Melbourne, Australia, where he collaborates with a wide variety of communities and partners to explore how design provides methods to adapt toward becoming a regenerative society.

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