Date: Wednesday 16 September
Time: 11am to 3pm
Location: Sustainability Space, Building 10, Level 4, Room 70. RMIT Melbourne City campus.
Jordan is a sonic thinker, teacher and creative practitioner, who specialises in urban soundscape design and sonic art practices. He is a senior lecturer in the MDIT program and senior researcher in the Design and Sonic Practice (DSP) research group. He performs regularly with his Sonic Crucible instrument-sculpture and post-punk band Remit. Learn more at jordan-lacey.com.
Ascelin is a meditation teacher and Senior Lecturer in Sustainability and Urban Planning within the Centre of Urban Research. He runs a weekly meditation session open to all RMIT staff and students on Mondays at 12:30pm. Learn more at ascelin.github.io/.
The RMIT Yoga Club is a space to move, breathe, relax, connect, and enjoy good vibes with like-minded people. No experience needed, just bring yourself! Sign up to the club or follow the RMIT Yoga Club Instagram page to learn more.
This event is part of RMIT Sustainability Week 2026. Find out more about RMIT’s continued commitment to a more sustainable future and see other events.
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