Nurse and volunteer Bridget Chivers-Kenneally talks "Three Stories from Lesvos" at Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018. - - - Filmed by Eadon Brown and Sarah Depta Edited by Henry Zhang - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2018 For the Common Good | 18 August 2018 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr18 - - - #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 - - -

Environmental Scientist, Entrepeneur and Founder of OceanZen Steph Gabriel talks "Sustainability in Style: The Story of Sustainable Swimwear Label OceanZen" at Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018. - - - Filmed by Eadon Brown and Sarah Depta Edited by Henry Zhang - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2018 For the Common Good | 18 August 2018 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr18 - - - #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 - - -

Lawyer, NT Royal Comission CEO and Advocate Kirsty Windeyer talks "The Don Dale Royal Commision: Shining Light into Dark Places" at Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018. - - - Filmed by Eadon Brown and Sarah Depta Edited by Henry Zhang - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2018 For the Common Good | 18 August 2018 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr18 - - - #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 - - -

Emeritus Professor and Former President of the Australian Human Rights Commission Gillian Triggs talks "Human Rights in a Post Truth World" at Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018. - - - Filmed by Eadon Brown and Sarah Depta Edited by Henry Zhang - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2018 For the Common Good | 18 August 2018 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr18 - - - #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 - - -

Psychiatrist, Author, Mother & Foster Parent Emma Adams talks "Unbreakable Threads" at Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018. - - - Filmed by Eadon Brown and Sarah Depta Edited by Henry Zhang - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2018 For the Common Good | 18 August 2018 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr18 - - - #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 Impact Manager HoMie Ellen Jacobsen talks "HoMie: Creativity Creates Change" at Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018. - - - Filmed by Eadon Brown and Sarah Depta Edited by Henry Zhang - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2018 For the Common Good | 18 August 2018 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr18 - - - #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 - - -

Research Fellow ANU, Renewable Energy Expert Matthew Stocks talks "Towards a Renewable Energy Future" at Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018. - - - Filmed by Eadon Brown and Sarah Depta Edited by Henry Zhang - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2018 For the Common Good | 18 August 2018 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr18 - - - #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 - - -

Co-Chair, Totally Renewable Yakandandah Director, Events That Matter President and Voices for Indi Denis Ginnivan talks "Small Town Community, Renewable Energy: The Yakandandah Experience" at Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018. - - - Filmed by Eadon Brown and Sarah Depta Edited by Henry Zhang - - - #dirrumfestivalCBR 2018 For the Common Good | 18 August 2018 For more information about Dirrum Festival Canberra 2018, visit https://dirrumfestival.org/cbr18 - - - #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 - - -