The Logo

The Logo

The teapot? We are looking at having friendly conversations. It is also a nod to the kitchen table conversations that have been used to help people to navigate change and sustainability [1]. In North East Victoria they were the basis of discussions about who we wanted as our Federal representative. 

The flower?  is about flourishing and joy

The Windmill?  is a nod to renewable energy.

The clouds?  Well that was a surprise that turned up with the final graphic, and was not on my list. The designer used it as a reference to wind. For me it was a lovely signal and a reminder of my late brother.


[1]  For a resource see Wendy Sarkissian with Nancy Hofer, Yollana Shore, Steph Vajda and Cathy Wilkinson, Kitchen Table Sustainability. Practical Recipes for Community Engagement with Sustainability., Earthscan from Routledge, 2009. New York.


The following article recently came out from the Fifth Estate, which arose from discussions I had with the editor in Melbourne at the Eco-cities Conference. The focus is on my views about regions and opportunities around climate change and resilience. I also gave a plug to the renewable activities in this part of the world. 

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