Shifra Joseph: advocate; convenor of ‘askmeanything’. - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2016 Igniting Action | 29-30 July 2016 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2016, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr16 - - - #dirrumfestival is an artefact of Dirrum Dirrum, a movement encouraging young people’s engagement in service to the common good. Dirrum Dirrum is a way of seeing others and ourselves bound in respectful relationship, standing in a wide circle of compassionate engagement. It acknowledges a common ground and is an active choice for life beyond the smallness of self-interest. Dirrum Dirrum is the sound of red in Ngunnawal language: the colour of blood and earth. For more information about Dirrum Dirrum, visit https://dirrumdirrum.org/about - - -

Shea Spiering: advocate; speaker; story teller. - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2016 Igniting Action | 29-30 July 2016 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2016, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr16 - - - #dirrumfestival is an artefact of Dirrum Dirrum, a movement encouraging young people’s engagement in service to the common good. Dirrum Dirrum is a way of seeing others and ourselves bound in respectful relationship, standing in a wide circle of compassionate engagement. It acknowledges a common ground and is an active choice for life beyond the smallness of self-interest. Dirrum Dirrum is the sound of red in Ngunnawal language: the colour of blood and earth. For more information about Dirrum Dirrum, visit https://dirrumdirrum.org/about - - -

Ryan Carters: cricketer; founder of Batting for Change; student. - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2016 Igniting Action | 29-30 July 2016 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2016, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr16 - - - #dirrumfestival is an artefact of Dirrum Dirrum, a movement encouraging young people’s engagement in service to the common good. Dirrum Dirrum is a way of seeing others and ourselves bound in respectful relationship, standing in a wide circle of compassionate engagement. It acknowledges a common ground and is an active choice for life beyond the smallness of self-interest. Dirrum Dirrum is the sound of red in Ngunnawal language: the colour of blood and earth. For more information about Dirrum Dirrum, visit https://dirrumdirrum.org/about - - -

Rachael Stevens: survivor, author. - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2016 Igniting Action | 29-30 July 2016 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2016, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr16 - - - #dirrumfestival is an artefact of Dirrum Dirrum, a movement encouraging young people’s engagement in service to the common good. Dirrum Dirrum is a way of seeing others and ourselves bound in respectful relationship, standing in a wide circle of compassionate engagement. It acknowledges a common ground and is an active choice for life beyond the smallness of self-interest. Dirrum Dirrum is the sound of red in Ngunnawal language: the colour of blood and earth. For more information about Dirrum Dirrum, visit https://dirrumdirrum.org/about - - -

"From Little Things - My Journey Alongside Timor-Leste" Kirsty Sword Gusmão: human rights activist; clandestine ‘Ruby Blade’; former First Lady of Timor-Leste. - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2016 Igniting Action | 29-30 July 2016 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2016, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr16 - - - #dirrumfestival is an artefact of Dirrum Dirrum, a movement encouraging young people’s engagement in service to the common good. Dirrum Dirrum is a way of seeing others and ourselves bound in respectful relationship, standing in a wide circle of compassionate engagement. It acknowledges a common ground and is an active choice for life beyond the smallness of self-interest. Dirrum Dirrum is the sound of red in Ngunnawal language: the colour of blood and earth. For more information about Dirrum Dirrum, visit https://dirrumdirrum.org/about - - -

Akram Azimi: humanitarian, advocate, mentor. - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2016 Igniting Action | 29-30 July 2016 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2016, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr16 - - - #dirrumfestival is an artefact of Dirrum Dirrum, a movement encouraging young people’s engagement in service to the common good. Dirrum Dirrum is a way of seeing others and ourselves bound in respectful relationship, standing in a wide circle of compassionate engagement. It acknowledges a common ground and is an active choice for life beyond the smallness of self-interest. Dirrum Dirrum is the sound of red in Ngunnawal language: the colour of blood and earth. For more information about Dirrum Dirrum, visit https://dirrumdirrum.org/about - - -

"What Difference Can We Make Across the Borders and Divisions in Our World? (How Young, Committed Australians Working Together Can Incarnate Their Vision for the World.)" Frank Brennan: human rights lawyer; academic; Jesuit priest. - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2016 Igniting Action | 29-30 July 2016 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2016, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr16 - - - #dirrumfestival is an artefact of Dirrum Dirrum, a movement encouraging young people’s engagement in service to the common good. Dirrum Dirrum is a way of seeing others and ourselves bound in respectful relationship, standing in a wide circle of compassionate engagement. It acknowledges a common ground and is an active choice for life beyond the smallness of self-interest. Dirrum Dirrum is the sound of red in Ngunnawal language: the colour of blood and earth. For more information about Dirrum Dirrum, visit https://dirrumdirrum.org/about - - -

"Social Enterprise or Private Business? Why Not Both!" Nipuni Wijewickrema: ACT's national finalist for Young Australian of the Year in 2016. - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2016 Igniting Action | 29-30 July 2016 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2016, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr16 - - - #dirrumfestival is an artefact of Dirrum Dirrum, a movement encouraging young people’s engagement in service to the common good. Dirrum Dirrum is a way of seeing others and ourselves bound in respectful relationship, standing in a wide circle of compassionate engagement. It acknowledges a common ground and is an active choice for life beyond the smallness of self-interest. Dirrum Dirrum is the sound of red in Ngunnawal language: the colour of blood and earth. For more information about Dirrum Dirrum, visit https://dirrumdirrum.org/about - - -

"When ‘Rights’ Conflict: Child and Parent. What Then?" Megan Mitchell: commissioner; advocate; ally for children and young people. - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2016 Igniting Action | 29-30 July 2016 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2016, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr16 - - - #dirrumfestival is an artefact of Dirrum Dirrum, a movement encouraging young people’s engagement in service to the common good. Dirrum Dirrum is a way of seeing others and ourselves bound in respectful relationship, standing in a wide circle of compassionate engagement. It acknowledges a common ground and is an active choice for life beyond the smallness of self-interest. Dirrum Dirrum is the sound of red in Ngunnawal language: the colour of blood and earth. For more information about Dirrum Dirrum, visit https://dirrumdirrum.org/about - - -