Super Humans
How Do We Create Great Things In Our Communities?
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Bristol’s super humans come together for one night only to share advice on how we can make good stuff happen in our local community. The evening will bring together a panel of brilliant speakers brimming with useful and relevant experience and there’ll be time for Q&A. After an unpredictable two years it seems that nearly everyone has a story to tell that has deeply connected them to another human like never before. Super Humans is an interactive space where we gather in community, share ideas and learn how to create positive community projects at a grass roots level.
Panel:
Peter Macfadyen – Flatpack Democracy
Manu Maunganidze – Community Engagement and Education
Natalie Fee – City to Sea
Jarvis Smith – My Greenpod
Zion Lights – www.emergencyreactor.org
Event Partners
Flatpack Democracy
Since 2013 the Flatpack Democracy movement has shown that, by standing as a group of independent local councillors working closely together, people all over the country can and do steer their local councils to thrive and prosper, democratically.
My Greenpod
Greenpod want to share the real stories behind the brands and people working tirelessly to offer ethical alternatives to mainstream products and services.
Resurgence Magazine
The Resurgence Trust is an educational charity at the forefront of a movement for change. The charity was established in 2006 to further the educational work of Resurgence magazine.
City to Sea
City to Sea is an environmental organisation, campaigning to stop plastic pollution at source. We work with communities, businesses, and everyday activists around the world to provide practical solutions to the plastic problem. We like to keep it simple and have fun on the way.
Shift Bristol
Shift Bristol is a not for profit organisation providing innovative and immersive training people who want to make a difference. We have 20 years experience of teaching practical skills, design systems and collaborative approaches. We invite you to find your passion, challenge yourself and get involved.
Bristol Cable
Bristol’s best loved independent media source. The Bristol Cable is one great example of how a small group of people can make a big difference. In 2014, a small group of volunteers decided to do something about the failures of corporately-owned local media. Through organising and crowdfunding with local communities, the Bristol Cable was born.