WELCOME TO COUNTRY Murrendi ngai bukkiana mullawirra meyu yerta madurtendi, ngai icherlee. Walk my ancestors’ country, softly my friends. Marni ninco budnandi, tikkandi, warrabandi, yurringganendi kumangka. Good you come to sit, talk and listen together. This is an exciting time to be alive, but it can be uncomfortable in the passenger seat. Industries are evolving, driven by the next generation of talent. Old rules are reworked by young minds, creating new ways of seeing, understanding and interacting across the globe. Yet many ideals remain distant. Surrounded by devices, we crave a moment to switch off, to stare out the window, to follow our own thoughts and dreams. Are we using the technology to serve our needs — or is it taking us for a ride? Where are these new roads heading and will we find our way home? Are we so distracted by visions of the future that we have forgotten to solve the problems of today? Will we still be able to preserve the fine art of being human? Before we give up our licence to Siri (or her grand designers), shouldn’t we ask who’s at the wheel? Chairman’s Message

4 Back in the late 20th century, and long before social media, newsprint and free-to-air TV reigned supreme and Nokia was the hot brand in mobile telephony. The Year was 1998 when, as co-owner of Imprints Booksellers, I shared an idea with Arts Minister, Hon Diana Laidlaw MLC, who pledged immediate support and The Adelaide Festival of Ideas was conceived.

For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au I rallied six other amazing women: Lord Mayor Dr Jane Lomax-Smith; Jude Munro, the first female CEO of City of Adelaide, and three female Vice Chancellors — Prof. Denise Bradley from University of South Australia, Prof. Anne Edwards from Flinders University, Prof. Mary O’Kane from the University of Adelaide, and Adelaide Writers’ Week Producer, Rose Wight. The sisterhood was powerful! Success has many midwives, and so it was that in 1999, the first Adelaide Festival of Ideas was born. Notable among others in the birthing ward were Phillip Adams, Morag Fraser, Robert Phiddian, Peter Sellars and Robyn Archer. Fast forward to 2018. Who’s at the Wheel? ART=IDEAS. On behalf of my fellow AFoI Board members, I invite you to join us as the sun rises in Adelaide’s west end and on the new AFoI. Enjoy this 2018 Adelaide Festival of Ideas. Make it your own!

Greg Mackie OAM Founder and Chairman, Adelaide Festival of Ideas Inc. 2018 Dedication: Robyn Archer AO From cautious beginnings in 1999, every Adelaide Festival of Ideas since 2001 has been dedicated in honour of a great Australian whose contribution to the world of ideas and public life has been exemplary. The 2018 Adelaide Festival of Ideas Dedication recognises Robyn Archer AO. Robyn Archer joins the prestigious list of past AFoI Dedication recipients who are Philip Adams, AO; Lowitja O’Donoghue, AC, CBE, DSG; Paul Davies, AM; Hugh Stretton, AC; and Barbara Hardy, AO.

From Post-War Prospect to Cold War Berlin and back again to nearly every venue and festival in Australia, she has been making human meaning in a world that can always do with more of that. Robyn began singing at four years old in her great-grandparents’ hotel The British Hotel, in North Adelaide. Her Dad bought her a ukulele when she was eight, and a teach yourself manual, but the strings hurt her fingers. She picked up the uke again at twelve and quickly saw she could draw a crowd in the schoolyard with her version of Jailhouse Rock. It sort of flows from there. As a singer, she changed a stuffy local music scene by creating a sophisticated and What can a singer do to change the world 5 through art and ideas? The best plan would be to model themself on Robyn Archer. For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au intelligent cabaret space between the two establishments of classical and pop. From Annie 1 in the 1974 Australian premiere of Brecht and Weill’s The Seven Deadly Sins, (which opened the Space at the new Adelaide Festival Centre), to A Star is Torn in the early 80s, to Que reste-t-il more recently: she is literally and musically a stylish and assertive voice for women. She incarnates female experience on centre-stage, kicking free of the patriarchal distortions, and finding a voice. Robyn began curating festivals in Canberra in the 1990s, and this permitted her to work on an even wider canvas, to bring together forms and voices from all over the country, all over the world. She has been an entrepreneur for the value of the arts, both as portals to a better society and as ends in themselves. The big idea here is to build a richer and more inclusive culture, where we can all find ourselves: both the peoples who have been here for tens of thousands of years and those who have just arrived in flight from the latest tragedy. These ‘big gigs’ include two Adelaide Festivals, Tasmania’s Ten Days on the Island, Melbourne’s Arts Festival, Canberra’s Centenary, and (most recently) the Gold Coast’s Commonwealth Games pre-games cultural program. They all reflect a vision of place and of cosmopolitan belonging. Robyn champions the place of skill-based training in the arts, and lent her expertise to the last attempt at reform of post-secondary arts training in Adelaide. She served a term as Deputy Chair of The Australia Council for the Arts, holds honorary Doctorates and in 2000 was made an Officer of the Order of Australia. So, we dedicate the 2018 Adelaide Festival of Ideas to Robyn Archer (AO, CdOAL), a singer, mentor and grande dame of the arts in the nation; a woman defined by her warm enthusiams, and never by negativity. She is of Adelaide and of the world. Her energy and intellectual generosity are unstoppable. Thursday Friday The Program The SPECIAL EVENT ThincLab: Mindful Networking Join ThincLab for yoga at 8am followed by a panel session Adelaide Festival at 9am discussing ‘healthy habits for entrepreneurs’. of Ideas FRIDAY 13 JULY, 8AM Keynote Address YOGA: 8 — 9AM, PANEL: 9 — 10AM FREE EVENTS but register at eventbrite.com.au as places 2018 are limited: Search ‘thinclab yoga’ and ‘building a health ROBYN ARCHER AO and fitness empire’. THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE, 10 PULTENEY STREET Freedom and democracy: Observations of KATRINA DONAGHY a freelance artist Blockchain: beyond the hype Bertolt Brecht’s 1947 poem The Anachronistic Katrina examines the potential of blockchain technology Procession, or Freedom and Democracy provokes from a commonsense and practical framework perspective. Robyn’s interrogation of the status of these two ideas What are good use cases for blockchain applications and from a cultural perspective. While ‘cultural democracy’ why tokenisation has an exciting future. is on the rise, enthusiasm for social and political Presented by Flinders University New Venture Institute democracy wanes worldwide. It's assumed that we have freedom and democracy, but do we? And if so, FRIDAY 13 JULY, 11AM how do we qualify those ideas? AHMS GO30 Presented in association with Panpapanpalya 2018 THURSDAY 12 JULY, 6:30PM TIM CAUSER IN CONVERSATION ADELAIDE TOWN HALL 6 & STEPHANIE JOHNSTON TICKETS $25 / $20 concession trybooking.com/UOLI or at the door The radical ideas that created South Australia

For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au Jeremy Bentham was an early advocate for universal suffrage, economic and religious freedom, gender equality, abolition of slavery, decriminalisation of homosexuality, and animal rights. Just before his death in 1832, he wrote an innovative proposal to establish South Australia. It was based on a public-private partnership involving free settlers. FRIDAY 13 JULY, 11:30AM BRADLEY FORUM

AICSA FORUM: ROBYN ARCHER / EMMA BEECH JAMES DODD / SOPHIE HYDE A life in the arts: for love or money? If artists are true entrepreneurs, finding opportunities and securing investment and an audience for their work, why aren’t they valued more in our society? How can they build successful careers, become financially sustainable and be recognised for their contribution? Are artists pursuing their craft for love or for money? Presented by Arts Industry Council of South Australia FRIDAY 13 JULY, 12PM — 1:30PM AHMS GO30 The Program The CAROLINE SEOW SPECIAL EVENT Behind Business as a force for good: Closed Doors myth or reality? Has capitalism served society? Can business JULIANNE PARKINSON breakthroughs go beyond tokenism and green-washing? Explore how business can be a force for long-term good Networking lunch & learn and what it takes for enterprises to be purpose-driven, empowered and flourishing, while also competing to be How is the narrative on modern ageing evolving? the best for the world. What possibilities and challenges does the global Presented by Freerange Future ageing phenomenon offer? Examine the role that entrepreneurs play in serving this new sector’s needs. FRIDAY 13 JULY, 3:30 — 4PM Discover how SA leads the way at driving the direction AHMS GO30 for modern ageing. A great opportunity to network, over a light lunch, with like-minded business women and an CAROLINE SEOW WITH amazing speaker. KARI ALLEN / SARAH GUN / ADAM SMITH FRIDAY 13 JULY, 12.30 — 2:30PM BRADLEY FORUM 3Ps of social enterprise: purpose, passion and people TICKETS $47.29 (includes light lunch) eventbrite.com.au and search Networking lunch and learn Join this panel of amazing social entrepreneurs who are successfully changing the world, one business at a time. Driven by passion, matching business acumen to purpose, ROB WILMOT and determined to make a difference to the lives of those who need it most. How open innovation can deliver Presented by The Wyatt Trust 7 transformational change FRIDAY 13 JULY, 4PM Whether you’re in government, healthcare or enterprise, AHMS GO30 or with an NGO, Rob will share how open innovation, crowdsourcing and co-creation offer the ability to discover, For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au evaluate and action the best ideas and insights from those JANE ANDREW & JASON BAINBRIDGE whose experience can help your organisation to do things better – for your citizens, customers and partners. Match Tournament Presented by Crowdicity A fast-paced evening packed full of ideas about how local governments and communities can think differently about FRIDAY 13 JULY, 1:30PM ageing. Hear from interdisciplinary teams as they pitch AHMS GO30 their ideas in the hope of winning a trip to Copenhagen as a part of the UniSA Match Tournament. Presented by University of South Australia GUY TURNBULL FRIDAY 13 JULY, 4 — 6PM Ethical enterprise and BRADLEY FORUM democratic business TICKETS Free with registration ownership models eventbrite.com.au and search Match Tournament Ethical enterprise and democratic business ownership models shape who’s at the wheel. Hear from SA’s next Thinker in Residence. A leader in the co-operatives sector, Guy has received multiple awards for his role championing social enterprise in the disability and care sector in the UK. Presented by the Don Dunstan Foundation FRIDAY 13 JULY, 2:30PM AHMS GO30 Friday Saturday The Program The CHARLES LANDRY SPECIAL EVENT The civic city in a nomadic world SIAA Annual Where do we belong when everything is on the move? Distinguished How can we combine anchorage, connection, possibility, personal growth and inspiration when everything is Lecture shifting, when the world turns to its darker face and apprehension is in the air, and when we divide the world DR MEGAN CLARK AC into globalists (bad) and patriots (good). Australia’s strategic Presented by Institute of Public Administration Australia (SA) SATURDAY 14 JULY, 9:30AM priorities in space BRADLEY FORUM Following the very recent establishment of the Australian Space Agency on 1 July 2018, Dr Clark will outline the purpose of the agency and its key international and Dame Roma Mitchell national responsibilities, as well as the strategic priorities in space, for Australia. Oration Presented by the Space Industry Association of Australia PROFESSOR GILLIAN TRIGGS WITH DR NIKI VINCENT FRIDAY 13 JULY, 5PM AHMS GO30 Lauded and vilified: the highs and lows FREE EVENT Please register for priority entry of leadership in human rights trybooking.com/WBTL In conversation with Dr Vincent, Professor Triggs will explore the human rights issues at the forefront during her term as President of the Human Rights Commission, 8 as well as the highs and lows and the lessons learned. She will also reflect on the gendered nature of public shaming from this time in her leadership career. Presented by the Equal Opportunity Commission of South Australia

For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au SATURDAY 14 JULY, 9:30AM ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM

CARMEN LAWRENCE Destroying the natural environment harms people too Policy makers need to understand the effects on people and communities of destroying natural environments, native animals and plants. Recent research demonstrates the powerful effects of place and the natural environment on human health and well-being and, conversely, what happens when such environments are threatened or destroyed. SATURDAY 14 JULY, 9:30AM SAHMRI The Program The PAMELA A MELROY The BRAVE Flinders Human space exploration – research & innovation the International Space Station, lecture Moon, Mars and beyond PROFESSOR ALISON KITSON Pam Melroy, former NASA astronaut and one of two women to command the Space Shuttle, will talk about her experiences in space and the future of human space AI and health exploration. #WeBelieveInAstronauts Professor Alison Kitson from Flinders University Follow @Astro_Pam, www.AstronautPamMelroy.com presents an update on AI applications in the health Presented by Nova Systems sector and what this technology means for ageing. FREE EVENT Please register for priority entry trybooking.com/WSRU Presented by Flinders University SATURDAY 14 JULY, 9:30AM SATURDAY 14 JULY, 10:30AM AHMS GO30 SAHMRI

INGRID BURKETT / CHRIS VANSTONE MORRIS GLEITZMAN Can stories for young people Big Change? The place of place. Commercial innovation alone is proving to be insufficient save the world? as a path to prosperity for many Australians. With Rarely in our human history have young people had to reference to practical projects happening in Australia contemplate a more anxious and angry global nervous and across the world, this session will demonstrate how system. Do young people need stories more than ever? blending social and commercial innovation is a better way Can stories help equip young readers to embrace an to disrupt intergenerational disadvantage. often dark and uncertain world with optimism, resolve Presented by The Australian Centre for Social Innovation 9 and creativity? SATURDAY 14 JULY, 10:30AM Presented by the Australian Children's Laureate Foundation. AHMS GO30 SATURDAY 14 JULY, 9:30AM

AHMS JOE VERCO For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au THEA O’CONNOR Let’s normalise the nap! ELLEN BROAD At a time when we've never been more over-stimulated, In our own image: under-slept and chronically tired, you could argue we've never been more in need of the power nap. Join Naptivist artificial intelligence and the Thea O’Connor as we delve into the science of napping, humans who shape it explore the social proof and consider 'next steps' for AI systems play an increasing role in our lives: deciding making the power nap the new coffee break. what jobs we do, our insurance options, our interactions SATURDAY 14 JULY, 10:30AM with government services. What do we pass on to the AI AHMS JOE VERCO we create? What biases and beliefs influence the way AI systems ‘think’? How do we build ethical, responsible AI? GETUP! WORKSHOP SATURDAY 14 JULY, 10:30AM BRADLEY FORUM Powerful conversations - GetUp! One-to-one conversations are the backbone of a successful campaign – whether that’s through door knocking, stalls, JENNIFER CARUSO / PETER DREW phone calls, or with family and friends. In this workshop BENJAMIN LAW you will be introduced to a framework for persuasive When a stranger calls conversations that’ll help you engage with people’s values and concerns, shift their thinking and move them to action. There are plenty among us who fear the notion of Presented by GetUp! welcoming a stranger, an asylum seeker or a refugee. But after decades of immigration, how do we know who FREE EVENT Please register for priority entry trybooking.com/WGCP is from here and who is not? And does simply being born SATURDAY 14 JULY, 10:30 — 12:30PM an Australian truly make you one? NEXUS ARTS SATURDAY 14 JULY, 10:30AM ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM Saturday The Program The NICHOLAS GRUEN PHILIP ROETMAN How citizen juries could detox Discovering citizen science our ailing democracy Citizen science is burgeoning, boasting thousands of projects and millions of participants. Members of the public Trust in institutions has been falling for decades (think are making valuable contributions to research in a range Brexit, US election). But one institution retains our trust: of fields, from refining protein structures to recording new the jury. It offers us what may be our last best hope for species and identifying new astronomical objects. Learn democracy by allowing a new form of activism, capable of about citizen science and how to become involved. detoxing the worst about our current state. Presented by Office for the Ageing SATURDAY 14 JULY, 11:30AM SATURDAY 14 JULY, 11:30AM BRADLEY FORUM AHMS JOE VERCO

STEPHEN MUECKE MARK DIESENDORF The art of paying attention Renewable energy futures In the ‘attention economy’, information abounds, as well as commodities. Grabbing people’s attention is paramount, for Australia and the world with ever-bolder means being used in the process. There’s Led by South Australia, Denmark, Germany, Scotland and an art to paying attention, but it’s all about immersion in California, we are heading for an energy future based liveable ecologies, as well as arts that create relevance entirely on renewable energy and efficient energy use. and productive, enjoyable distractions. This system will be reliable, affordable and environmentally Presented by The University of Adelaide sound. The potholes on the way result from the political power of vested interests. SATURDAY 14 JULY, 11:30AM 10 ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM SATURDAY 14 JULY, 1PM BRADLEY FORUM

ELYAS ALAVI / SALLY FRANCIS JEREMY RYDER KATIE DAWSON / MORRIS GLEITZMAN For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au Art of redemption PETER WALKER Does art-making have the potential to make the process L is for learning of change visible to others – whether through dealing Join us for an open discussion about who is best served by with mental health issues, or developing activities that our current education practices and to consider why they can help prisoners to cope? Can art be a way to create aren’t working. How can we better engage young people a positive dialogue characterised by gratitude, support, through choice, exploration, inclusion and story and what encouragement and mutual learning? can arts offer a curious mind? Morris Gleitzman appears courtesy of the Australian Children's Laureate SATURDAY 14 JULY, 11:30AM Foundation, Katie Dawson appears courtesy of Panpapanpalya 2018 SAHMRI SATURDAY 14 JULY, 1PM ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM GRAEME DAVISON AO TOM GRIFFITHS AO STUART MACINTYRE / LYNDALL RYAN STEVE GRAVES / STEPHEN McDONALD Do we belong here? JANE MUSSARED / ZYGMUNT L SZPAK In 1943, Manning Clark said that we must ask ‘Do we Can big data help you age well? belong here?'. Join our panel members as they discuss How can those working with big data be influenced the Aboriginal, environmental, civic, national, family by what matters most to you? Leaders from successful and community implications of the question and share national and regional registries and computer scientists reflections on broader questions about whether we discuss how big data can influence your health and well- Australians of non-Indigenous background do indeed now being by informing clinicians, health care providers, and belong here. aged care providers about you. Presented by History Trust of South Australia Presented Office for the Ageing and SAHMRI SATURDAY 14 JULY, 11:30AM SATURDAY 14 JULY, 1PM AHMS GO30 SAHMRI The Program The LAUNCH UniSA Oral History Hub The vision for the Hub is to connect the community with oral history, through easier online access to audio recordings and by encouraging individuals to create their own oral history and digital stories. If we don't aim to Graeme Hugo capture these rich oral stories now they will be lost Memorial Lecture forever. Audiences will have access to the online program at the launch. CHRIS LEISHMAN SATURDAY 14 JULY, 1:30PM WEST OAK HOTEL, UPSTAIRS Does migration drive up house prices? Housing has become unaffordable in many developed CHARLES LANDRY / MICHAEL LENNON countries – in Australia perhaps more so than in others. A particularly evocative explanation is that the volume Housing 3.0 of immigration is mostly to blame. Chris Leishman Could there ever be such a thing as citizen-led housing? will aim to expose the degree of truth of this view, What would that mean for cities? Would we become and hopes to introduce some new, disruptive and the developers, the builders, the landlords as well as challenging ideas as food for thought for researchers the tenants? Could we develop truly inclusive models of and politicians alike. collaborative governance in group housing, and will this Introduced by Professor Mike Brooks, Provost & Deputy Vice-Chancellor be the way of the future? (Research), The University of Adelaide. Presented by IPAA and Office for the Ageing Presented by the School of Social Sciences, The University of Adelaide SATURDAY 14 JULY, 2PM SATURDAY 14 JULY, 1PM BRADLEY FORUM 11 AHMS GO30 ROBYN ARCHER / FOTIS KAPETOPOULOS JUSTIN MACDONNELL FIONA KERR The best of both worlds Second-hand Rose: living in the For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au How do we leverage the amazing benefits of both man land of borrowed identity crisis and machine? Positive human connection creates physical National identity is a peculiarly post-colonial obsession. synchronisation that affects everything from health to We want to be different and seem so to the world. Yet trust and problem-solving. Increasing technologisation our terminology is largely second hand, shaped by the impacts this, delivering transformative benefits and junk language of managerialism, government whim or capacities coupled with drawbacks around interaction, academic fashion. Will Australians ever use our own words thought and emotion. to describe our own conditions? Presented by Lipman Karas SATURDAY 14 JULY, 1PM AHMS JOE VERCO SATURDAY 14 JULY, 2PM ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM JEN LYONS-REID / CARL KUDDELL / VERONICA PARDO / CLYDE RIGNEY JNR ROB MANWARING What privilege? panel: Does the centre left have Notice, disrupt and reframe a future? supremacy thinking Across the globe, the centre left is on the back foot, losing We are all players in a complex, global game of power and elections by record margins. Recent elections in the US, privilege. We all know the game. The rules are rigged. This Italy, Spain, France, Germany and the UK all saw the main session explores colonial mindsets, risk adversity, Treaty social democratic or labour party out of office. Why is the and power dynamics in disability arts, to equitably create left losing, and can it win again? a world we all want to live in. Presented by Flinders University whatprivilege.net SATURDAY 14 JULY, 2PM SAHMRI SATURDAY 14 JULY, 1PM NEXUS ARTS Saturday The Program The PETER FRAY / CHRIS GRAHAM DARREN SHARP AMANDA PEPE Sharing cities: communities Future of media driving urban innovation Given the 24/7 news cycle and even faster social media From tool libraries and repair cafés to platform platforms, how can we control information? Is this cooperatives, urban agriculture and makerspaces, development the ultimate democratisation of what used communities around the world are co-creating civic to be strictly-controlled offerings of the powerful few? infrastructure for the common good. Join Darren, from Who’s making sure we’re not being duped? Shareable, for a tour of Sharing cities: activating the urban Presented by Australian Science Media Centre commons, the new how-to guide for urban transformation. SATURDAY 14 JULY, 2PM Presented by Green Industries SA AHMS GO30 SATURDAY 14 JULY, 3PM BRADLEY FORUM ASHLEIGH SMITH Forget me not DUNCAN TAYLOR Intergenerational dementia programs purposefully bring My teacher said I’d need young people and people living with dementia together, for mutually beneficial interventions. Learn what happened maths one day when, over eight weeks, Ashleigh conducted lessons about Duncan will take you into the secret world of mathematics dementia with year 4/5 students at Unley Primary School and how it helps to solve some of the most complex crimes. followed by six excursions to an aged care day respite His talk spans millennia – from the time of ancient Sparta facility. to the artificial super-intelligence of the future, examining Presented by University of South Australia how our use of data continues to evolve. 12 SATURDAY 14 JULY, 2PM SATURDAY 14 JULY, 3PM AHMS JOE VERCO ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM

JEN LYONS-REID / CARL KUDDELL / MARSHALL

For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au LISA HARVEY-SMITH COWAN / EDWIN KEMP ATTRILL WORKSHOP What privilege? Game workshop When galaxies collide This session describes the cataclysmic events that will What privilege? uses question-thinking and play (based on occur when a collision between our own galaxy, the Milky 50 cheeky power character cards and hilarious supremacy Way, and its neighbours brings dramatic changes to our scenarios) for participants to check our privileged night sky. But don’t worry – it’s not happening for at least mindsets, as a transformative process – beyond guilt four billion years! and blame, so we can collectively develop negotiation skills to notice, disrupt and reframe our shared terms of SATURDAY 14 JULY, 3PM engagement. SAHMRI whatprivilege.net SATURDAY 14 JULY, 2PM MARK DIESENDORF / FIONA HAINES NEXUS ARTS MIRIAM LYONS / PETER OWEN Environmental justice Join our panel of distinguished environmental thinkers, protectors and warriors as they discuss the seminal events that started them on this most perilous of journeys to save our planet and fight for environmental justice. Presented by Unitcare SATURDAY 14 JULY, 3PM AHMS GO30 The Program The MARCELLO COSTA Barbara Hardy A neuroscientist’s view of Oration homo sapiens and its world STEPHEN BERRY / FRANK BRUNO How is the brain, with its unique capabilities, dealing with PETER MURPHY / ENZO LOMBI modern global challenges? A neuroscientific perspective on our biological and cultural evolution will give a more Our future energy supply realistic view of the dangers confronting our species. With escalating energy costs, uncertainty in energy Scientific humanism may be our best chance to adapt for supply reliability and security, and the need to halt survival instead of failure and perishing. greenhouse gas emissions, the energy supply industry SATURDAY 14 JULY, 3PM is at a crossroad. This panel presentation will consider AHMS JOE VERCO the questions: Can we move to a zero carbon future? What does tomorrow’s smart grid look like? And what innovations are being developed at UniSA to help reach THEA O'CONNOR WORKSHOP this goal? Presented by Barbara Hardy Institute and Future Industries Institute, Nap - In: come, lie down University of South Australia and be counted! SATURDAY 14 JULY, 4PM ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM Take a horizontal stand against succumbing to an ever- increasing pace of life. In this experiential-educational mini-siesta, we will take a collective kip, while learning about the science behind the power nap, so you can STUART MACINTYRE integrate it safely and effectively into your day. The disillusionment SATURDAY 14 JULY, 3PM NEXUS ARTS with democracy 13 In Eastern Europe and many parts of Asia, governments are neither freely elected nor accountable, while the JENNIFER NIELSEN freedoms indispensible to democracy are withheld. In the

United States, Britain and Australia, politicians and public For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au Women, climate and institutions are held in disrepute. What light can history the green economy throw on this disillusionment with democracy? Presented by History Trust of South Australia After 5 years of tracking buying habits, attitudes, trends and media, ekko.world is looking to mother-ship leadership SATURDAY 14 JULY, 4PM to subvert the inertia in the general population's seeming SAHMRI lack of responsibility for their planetary diet. What is the conspiracy, why does it involve women's logic and how do PETER SANDEMAN / ROBYN WHITAKER we build a self saucing system to inspire better behaviour? And a global movement to counter consumption Jesus wasn’t white marketing? ‘… a photo of Jesus hung on my bedroom wall. In this SATURDAY 14 JULY, 4PM picture, Jesus looks kind and gentle; he gazes down at me BRADLEY FORUM lovingly. He is also light-haired, blue-eyed, and very white. The problem is, Jesus was not white.’ Rev'd Whitaker, The Conversation SATURDAY 14 JULY, 4PM AHMS GO30 Saturday Sunday The Program The SPECIAL EVENT JOHN KEANE Edward Said The new Chinese Empire Predictions of the coming collapse of China are today Memorial Lecture commonplace, but John puts the case for a radically different view: China as a new global empire guided by a NOURA ERAKAT one-party political system that faces serious challenges and yet enjoys surprising levels of public support and Anti-blackness, settler- resilience. colonialism and the SUNDAY 15 JULY, 9:30AM question of Palestine BRADLEY FORUM During the 1960s and 70s, the Palestinian struggle was central to a broader struggle to overturn colonialism as NOURA ERAKAT IN CONVERSATION a legitimate form of governance. While most colonised AMRITA MALHI WITH PETER MARES peoples did achieve national independence, Israel has torpedoed a two-state solution and obviated the Good things sometimes happen prospect of a Palestinian state. This talk explores how The return to office of Mahathir Mohammed in alliance Palestinians now have the potential to pave alternative with his old foe Anwar Ibrahim has been remarkable. Can futures for themselves. Malaysia really build a rejuvenated society and institutions? Presented in association with Australian Friends of Palestine Association And, if so, is there any hope of political reconciliation for the Palestinians? SATURDAY 14 JULY, 5:30PM Noura Erakat appears courtesy of Australian Friends of Palestine Association ADELAIDE TOWN HALL SUNDAY 15 JULY, 9:30AM $20 / $15 concession TICKETS ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM 14 trybooking.com/369382

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For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au The psychology of trauma Trauma is a big word, and we all have some experience to attach to it. Refugees, however, bear more than most of us can understand. They flee their own country and often feel unwelcome (or worse) where they seek refuge. Each refugee’s experience is unique, so we should attend to each story. SUNDAY 15 JULY, 9.30AM SAHMRI

THOMAS SMITH Suborbital spaceflight and the human body Private citizens will soon be able to experience space travel on commercial suborbital space flights, which will revolutionise global travel (e.g. Adelaide to London in two hours). Using NASA’s parabolic zero-gravity flights and the UK’s human centrifuge, Tom explores how high G forces affect the human body. Presented by the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust SUNDAY 15 JULY, 9:30AM AHMS GO30 The Program The NICK CROWTHER / TRISH HANSEN WORKSHOP JANE CARO & NINA FUNNELL IN CONVERSATION AMY MILHINCH #metoo#whatsnext Being human Join Nina and Jane for a gloves-off discussion on where Have you ever pondered what it is to be human? Need next for the #metoo campaign. Has anything really some help to prioritise what really matters? This 90 minute changed? Are women’s voices really being heard? class guides us through considering our values, pondering Are the media still prioritising men’s voices? our purpose and determining a personal design code Presented by New Matilda for how to be in the world.* *Guaranteed to create more SUNDAY 15 JULY, 10:30AM questions than answers. AHMS GO30 TICKETS trybooking.com/WFLM or at the door SUNDAY 15 JULY, 9:30 — 11AM DAN AUBIN NEXUS ARTS Dan Aubin: Daring human From the vantage of a handstand on top of a tall stack of KRISTIN ALFORD / DAVID HOBBS wooden chairs, Dan’s mission is simple: To dare himself, FIONA KERR and those he works with, to think differently and to use AI and social interaction a humanistic approach towards growth in business, education and life. This performance talk, A Fine Balance, Technology can bring out the best or worst in people, embodies the stages of research while presenting an but we can shape technology's best and worst outcomes. inquiry into the balance of risk in creativity. Since it's a goal-driven optimiser, technology can help shape a caring, compassionate world. We decide. SUNDAY 15 JULY, 11:00 – 11:20 AM NEXUS ARTS SUNDAY 15 JULY, 10:30AM BRADLEY FORUM 15 JANI BAKER / COURTNEY GIBSON GABRIELLE LEONELLO / JAMES RICKARD GHIL’AD ZUCKERMANN Should we reclaim dead Images of ageing How do images of ageing make us feel about ourselves For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au languages? and others? Are we telling our own narrative well – through Language revival is right, beautiful, and beneficial. the media and on catwalks – or are we failing? Or are we Ghil’ad proposes Native Tongue Title, compensation (for ignoring it altogether? linguistic activities) for peoples whose mother tongue was Presented by ACH Group subject to linguicide (language killing), making Indigenous SUNDAY 15 JULY, 11:30AM tongues the official languages of their region, and erecting BRADLEY FORUM multi-lingual official signs, changing the landscape (linguistic landscape). SUNDAY 15 JULY, 10:30AM FIONA HAINES IN CONVERSATION ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM & CARMEN LAWRENCE Public value vs. dollar value TOM GRIFFITHS AO The corporate responsibility to turn a profit often clashes Driving off a cliff? with a social or environmental need to preserve a public good. Enter politics. Enter regulation. Enter conflict. Are History and the ecological crisis there better ways of aligning these warring interests before What use is history in a time of ecological crisis? In the main topic of litigation becomes who should pay for the response to new, apocalyptic visions of the planetary past sea-walls required by global warming? and future, historians are re-inventing their traditional SUNDAY 15 JULY, 11:30AM scales of space and time and telling different kinds of ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM stories, ones that recognise the agency of other creatures and the unruly power of nature. Presented by History Trust of South Australia SUNDAY 15 JULY, 10:30AM SAHMRI Sunday The Program The DAMIEN RIGGS NICK FALKNER / DAVID HOMBURG Futurity and fertility in OFER KARLINER transgender people’s lives Autonomous vehicles Once existing only in science fiction, driverless cars are The impact of medical treatment upon transgender now a reality and here to stay. What does this mean for people’s fertility has received increased attention. At the our future mobility? And how are we going to shape heart of the topic of fertility preservation lies the question our lives, industries, cities and neighbourhoods to of futurity. This talk explores how transgender people accommodate them? negotiate decisions about fertility, focusing specifically on resistance to, and engagement with, pronatalist discourse. SUNDAY 15 JULY, 1PM Presented by Flinders University BRADLEY FORUM SUNDAY 15 JULY, 11:30AM SAHMRI PETER FRAY

DAVID BEVAN / GRAHAM BLEWITT AM The choice with voice… MICHAEL DAVID QC / LINDY POWELL QC One in five Google searches is now done via voice. But what do we humans get back from the machine? A case to answer If you type, you receive pages; if you speak, you get, What can we learn from the most extreme situation? For er, singularity. What does this mean for journalism, for the first time in 25 years, we’ve brought together the media plurality, diversity and, ultimately, for democracy? defence and prosecution from Australia’s European war Let’s talk. crimes trials. QCs Michael David and Lindy Powell for the Presented by Australian Science Media Centre defence and war crimes investigator Graham Blewitt join SUNDAY 15 JULY, 1PM author David Bevan. ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM 16 Presented by Wakefield Press SUNDAY 15 JULY, 11:30AM AHMS GO30 Bettison and James Oration For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au BOOK LAUNCH TIM JARVIS What matters? Talking value in Australian culture 25zero Climate change is the biggest threat facing humanity. The time is ripe to find a better way to value our culture Melting glacial ice is one of the clearest indicators of – by finding a better way to talk about it. This book this complex issue. Nowhere is it more apparent than intervenes in an important debate about the public value where you’d least expect to find ice – at the equator, of culture that has become stranded between the hard where there are only 25 mountains with glaciers. Within heads (where the arts are just another industry) and a quarter of a century, these glaciers will be gone. Put the soft hearts (for whom they are too precious to bear simply: 25 mountains. Zero latitude. 25 years. Zero ice. dispassionate analysis). 25 zero. Presented by Flinders University Tim Jarvis was the recipient of the Bettison and James award in 2017 SUNDAY 15 JULY, 11:30AM Presented by The Jim Bettison and Helen James Foundation AHMS JOE VERCO SUNDAY 15 JULY, 1PM SAHMRI GETUP! WORKSHOP Strategy and power - Getup! Achieving change on the issues we care about doesn’t happen by accident. It takes planning and strategic decision making so that when we act together, we have the greatest possible impact. Presented by GetUp! FREE EVENT Please register for priority entry trybooking.com/WGCR SUNDAY 15 JULY, 11:30AM — 1:30PM NEXUS ARTS The Program The TAASHA COATES / JON JUREIDINI ALEXANDER MCFARLANE AO PAUL WILLIS Understanding the impact of Parent guilt traumatic stress in modern We all suffer from it, don’t we? But does it make us better society parents or produce questionable behaviours? Join a There has been extraordinary progression since the 1970s scientist, musician and psychiatrist for this no-holds-barred towards recognising the effects of trauma. We now live in a discussion peppered with amusing anecdotes and some world of identity politics in which the need for traumatised proper science! minorities to have a voice is accepted. Our challenge is to SUNDAY 15 JULY, 1PM ensure that resilience is valued, while not devaluing victims. AHMS GO30 Presented by The University of Adelaide SUNDAY 15 JULY, 2PM AHMS GO30 MARNIE BADHAM / AMY MILHINCH Clarendon Creative dinner party: what sustains you? SPEAK UP! MC: AMY MILHINCH Marnie led a ground-breaking experience for creatives, You’ve heard from the experts. But who do YOU think is at thinkers and the general public in the lead-up to the the wheel? Let’s hear from a range of citizens who'll each Adelaide Festival of Ideas 2018. Framed as a dinner party, have only five minutes to deliver their ideas. Expect this it was a social art project with interventions. Were the session to be punchy, provocative and challenging. participants sustained? SUNDAY 15 JULY, 2PM SUNDAY 15 JULY, 1PM AHMS JOE VERCO AHMS JOE VERCO SPECIAL EVENT 17 Joy MacLennan AFoI Round Table Oration Sessions REV’D PROFESSOR PETER SANDEMAN For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au Back by popular demand, tickets for this event have just been released with limited places available. Don't miss The economic benefits of compassion: your chance to have a chat, ask your burning questions how South Australia can thrive and share a cuppa with one of our 6 hosts - South-East The recent closure of Holden in Adelaide’s north has Asia historian Amrita Malhi, economist Nicholas Gruen, had a significant impact on its community. Between the space physiologist Thomas Smith, social commentator politics and pragmatism, many families have struggled. Jane Caro, Professor of politics John Keane and How does South Australia juggle crucial economic technology entrepreneur Rob Wilmot. development with a caring and compassionate SUNDAY 15 JULY, 2PM community? How do we progress whilst ensuring others NEXUS ARTS aren’t left behind? Presented by AnglicareSA TICKETS $15 / $12 concession, (includes tea/coffee/juice) trybooking.com/VZBS SUNDAY 15 JULY, 2PM BRADLEY FORUM ALICE GORMAN FSA BENJAMIN LAW The abandoned solar system A 101 on Safe Schools On Earth, archaeologists study long-vanished cultures through the rubbish they leave behind. In this talk, we take What is Safe Schools, exactly? How does it work? And should the perspective of a future archaeologist surveying the parents be concerned? In the quarterly essay Moral panic solar system, and investigate what they might learn about 101, Benjamin Law explores how and why concerns have human culture from the junk we’ve abandoned in space. arisen. He discusses why parents should be furious about Presented by Flinders University Safe Schools – but not for the reasons they’ve been given. SUNDAY 15 JULY, 3PM SUNDAY 15 JULY, 2PM ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM BRADLEY FORUM Sunday The Program The GRAEME DAVIDSON AO JULIE GOUGH / VICTORIA HUNT / LISA SLADE Australia’s suburban dream. GARRY STEWART Is it game over? The art of nature In 1963, Donald Horne dubbed Australia ‘the first suburban As we career headlong through the anthropocene period nation’. Now, demographic change, suburban sprawl, where human activity leaves its indelible, and often soaring house prices and the tyranny of the long commute destructive, trace on the planet, we ask: how do artists have taken some of the gloss off that ideal. How did we get respond to this? Hear three wonderfully diverse speakers, to this point? And what is the future of the suburban dream? including artists, discussing their own practices and Presented by History Trust of South Australia perspectives on nature. Presented by Australian Dance Theatre SUNDAY 15 JULY, 3PM ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM SUNDAY 15 JULY, 4PM BRADLEY FORUM JASON POTTS Social dynamics of LYNDALL RYAN second-wave automation Why is it so hard for Australians The convergence of the computational technologies of to memorialise the frontier wars? autonomy (AI, blockchain, 5G, VR, IoT, etc) will reshape Lyndall’s research and mapping of massacre sites not only economies but also societies. Jason considers attracted widespread media attention. She discovered how this might unfold through new protocols that use that regional Australians know a great deal about frontier economic incentives for social governance, and explores massacres and how they shaped modern Australia. 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For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au GREG MACKIE OAM IN CONVERSATION Are animals people or possessions? & SIMON MOLLOY The relationship between humans and animals has always been ambivalent. Often seen as companions, animals have Why can’t we be friends? at the same time been instrumentalised as beasts of burden Would society be better off with a new bridge, children’s and sources of food. Join our panel as they consider the cancer ward or art gallery? How should an arts budget be evolving legal and social status of animals, from the French divided between struggling authors, penniless painters and Revolution to the wars of the twentieth century. aspiring filmmakers? How can you value art and culture? Presented by the French Department, The University of Adelaide Find out why we think the arts and economics should be better friends. SUNDAY 15 JULY, 3PM AHMS GO30 SUNDAY 15 JULY, 4PM SAHMRI KEN LONG / SANDY McCATHIE WORKSHOP YAARA PLAVES / JAROD WINDERS NICHOLAS GRUEN / JOHN KEANE GUY FISHER RUBY-ROSE O’HALLORAN Can we really afford Democracy sustainable buildings? Is Australia truly a democracy and, if not, what would Good for the environment but the cost premium is too it take to make it one? Throughout the West, trust in much? Investment in 'green' features has little financial democracy is plunging despite widely-differing material payback? Join the Adelaide Sustainable Building Network circumstances. Should activism operate within the system for a panel forum to discuss whether sustainable buildings to improve things, or on the system itself? are affordable and worthwhile investments. Come with questions, crowd participation is necessary. SUNDAY 15 JULY, 4PM Presented by the Adelaide Sustainable Building Network AHMS GO30 SUNDAY 15 JULY, 3PM NEXUS ARTS P.7 P.8 P.6 5PM DR MEGAN CLARK AC DR MEGAN SIAA Annual Distinguished strategic Australia’s Lecture: priorities in space 12:30PM JULIANNE PARKINSON Networking lunch & learn

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THOMAS SMITH JANE CARO / NINA FUNNELL DAVID BEVAN / GRAHAM BLEWITT AM / TAASHA COATES / JON JUREIDINI AHMS MICHAEL DAVID QC / LINDY POWELL QC PAUL WILLIS GO30 Suborbital spaceflight and #metoo#whatsnext P.15 the human body P.11 A case to answer P.16 Parent guilt P.17

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ARTIST TALK ARTIST 1.30 2.30PM — 14 JULY, SATURDAY UNI SA OF ART, MUSEUM SAMSTAG NEXUS ARTS OPENING HOURS 9AM — 5PM FRIDAY, TUESDAY TO 11AM 4PM — & SUNDAY, SATURDAY ALDO IACOBELLI WITH MARIA ZAGALA IN CONVERSATION Curator of Prints, Drawings Maria Zagala (Associate Italian specialises in of SA) and Photographs, Art Gallery art. She is particularly interested in the Renaissance practice draws on multidisciplinary way that Iacobelli’s European art history. Nexus Arts Arts Nexus Exhibition up standing out Standing Arts visual artists engage in cultural discourse with Tutti turban cloth, Artists will embellish the Sikh community. shared objects to create new, sacred objects exchanging than define. that bypass cultural differences and unite rather EXHIBITION – 13 JULY 31 MAY NEXUS ARTS

SAMSTAG OPENING HOURS OPENING SAMSTAG TUE - FRI, 9AM – 5PM 10AM — 5PM & SAT, 9AMSUN ONLY), – 5PM (15 JULY EXHIBITIONS 15 JUNE – 31 AUGUST UNI SA OF ART, MUSEUM SAMSTAG Curated and developed by Artspace, Sydney, and touring nationally in and touring nationally Sydney, Curated and developed by Artspace, partnership with Museums & Galleries of NSW Experience the full suite of eight montage films by Tracey by Tracey Experience the full suite of eight montage films into the Moffatt and her collaborator Gary Hillberg, tapping such as humour and pathos of universally shared subjects art, revolution, love and destruction. Presented by Samstag Museum of Art for the SALA Festival Presented by Samstag Museum of Art for the SALA Montages: The Full Cut 1999 — 2015 Explore humanity’s ongoing struggle for moral safe ground ongoing struggle for moral Explore humanity’s been under the Having long in this ambitious exhibition. , 1516 The Haywain Triptych spell of Hieronymus Bosch’s allegory of religion, politics eternal Iacobelli brings Bosch’s and sin into a contemporary context. Samstag Museum of Art Samstag Museum with Jheronimus A Conversation ALDO IACOBELLI, BICYCLE RIDERS (DETAIL), 2007, TEN TERRACOTTA FORMS, FOUR BRANCHES, METAL WIRE, 15.0 X 33.0 X 10.0 CM. COURTESY THE ARTIST AND THE ARTIST CM. COURTESY WIRE, 15.0 X 33.0 X 10.0 FORMS, FOUR BRANCHES, METAL TEN TERRACOTTA 2007, (DETAIL), RIDERS BICYCLE ALDO IACOBELLI, NOONAN. SAM PHOTO: MUSEUM OF ART. SAMSTAG

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SATURDAY 14 JULY, 10.30 — 11AM 14 JULY, SATURDAY CIVIC GALLERY PACKER THE KERRY of the other artists about what inspires them. TALK ARTIST with some Elyas Alavi, curator of Throw the dice, talks ELYAS ALAVI AND GUESTS ALAVI ELYAS KERRY PACKER CIVIC GALLERY CIVIC PACKER KERRY EXCEPT 9AM — 7PM THURSDAY, OPENING HOURS OPENING 9AM — 5PM DAILY, top five regions in the world to visit. CITY AND URBAN LOCATIONS VARIOUS Lonely Planet as one of the being recognised by Lonely Australia of mainly local musicians, Umbrella builds on South MUSIC LIVE UMBRELLAADELAIDE.COM.AU music events presented across 100 venues. As a showcase – 29 JULY 13 JULY SA’s two-week live music festival. Last year saw 300 live two-week live music festival. Last SA’s the warmth of contemporary music presented by Music Winter City Sounds with the UNESCO City of Music, will come alive Adelaide, Umbrella: KERRY PACKER CIVIC GALLERY CIVIC GALLERY PACKER KERRY to feelings not always easily expressed in words. to feelings not always easily expressed EXHIBITION – 1 AUGUST 13 JULY develops self-awareness and self-esteem and gives a voice develops self-awareness and self-esteem and independently. Curator Elyas Alavi recognises how art Curator Elyas Alavi independently. Civic Packer Kerry Centre’s Festival of Ideas and The Hawke The Adelaide curated by Elyas Alavi and with Gallery are proud to present this exhibition, the support of Neami National. supporting people living with mental health issues to live supporting people living with mental health issues attend workshops run by Neami National, an organisation run by Neami National, an organisation attend workshops Adelaide’s West End Precinct. West Adelaide’s Throw the dice by eight artists who features artworks This exhibition as explored and expressed through the arts in and around our new home base in through the arts in and around and expressed as explored Civic Gallery Packer Kerry and public conversations, we will celebrate and promote the rich life of the mind we will celebrate and promote and public conversations, Alongside the Adelaide Festival of Ideas dedicated program of talks, debates of talks, Festival of Ideas dedicated program Alongside the Adelaide purpose – and be challenged and entertained. ART=IDEAS is just that. is just that. ART=IDEAS and entertained. – and be challenged purpose languages as well as a rich tableau through which people can explore meaning and meaning explore which people can tableau through as well as a rich languages art has provided humanity with ways to express ideas, truth and emotions in different emotions in different ideas, truth and with ways to express humanity art has provided exchange of ideas and a celebration of the life of the mind. Since time immemorial time immemorial of the mind. Since of the life of ideas and a celebration exchange For 20 years The Adelaide Festival of Ideas has been a gathering point for the has been a gathering Festival of Ideas The Adelaide For 20 years

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MARIA ZAGALA Associate Curator of Prints, Drawings & Photographs, Art Gallery of South Australia PROFESSOR ZUCKERMANN GHIL’AD Chair of linguistics and endangered Adelaide Universitylanguages, of ROB WILMOT ROB CEO, and Founder Crowdicity WINDERS JAROD Director and wealth manager, Hopscotch Wealth

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Speakers 36 2018 Venue Map

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With gratitude and thanks For the most up-to-date program information go to www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au AFoI Association Inc Program Advisory AFoI 2018 2018 AFoI Donors Board Members Committee Program Team Donations over $50 as at 4 June, 2018 Greg Mackie OAM Ian Gibbins (Convenor) Sandy Verschoor, Marea Atkinson Founder & Chair Kristin Alford Executive Producer Effie Best Darryl Gobbet Margaret & Chris Burrell Emeritus Prof. Christopher Dani Raymond, Helen Loudis Francene Connor Burrell AO, Treasurer Administration & Program Peter Mares Michael Davey Coordinator Emeritus Prof. Ian Gibbins Amy Milhinch Sharon Ede Secretary Liz Nowell Anne Wiberg, Anne Edwards Vic Pisani Associate Producer, Events Ian Gibbins Elizabeth Ho OAM Heather Robinson Elizabeth Ho Azusa Kyushiki Nick Crowther Jacinta Thompson Kay Jamieson Production & Volunteers Sarah Tooth Sandra Kanck Prof. Robert Phiddian Coordinator Sandy Verschoor Melanie Little Heather Robinson (Executive Producer) Helen Richardson, Jane Lomax-Smith Program Editor Greg Mackie Sandy Verschoor Richard & Trish Ryan Executive Producer The team at Belinda Petersen (BPPR), Ronnie Taheny Freerange Future Publicist Prof. John Williams Sandy Verschoor Nick, Amy, India, Rey, Elle Martin, Simone Vinall Alicia, Hannah, Wayne Social Media John Williams Lauren Thiel, Finance Manager With sincere thanks to these people Gayle Claxton, Ella Mitchell, Jacinta Thompson, Anna Ragosa, Melissa Coleman, Toni Pihodnya, Amanda Pepe, Madison Thomas Accessibility Useful Information If you have any concerns or special requirements, please REFRESHMENTS email us at [email protected] Refreshments will be available for purchase at various locations near the Festival venues including ASSISTIVE AUSLAN SIGNING the West Oak Hotel, Abbots & Kinney and Bean Bar. Look for this logo to identify sessions where AUSLAN signing is available PHOTOGRAPHY & MOBILE PHONES Flash photography and the use of any recording devices PHYSICAL ACCESS (audio and video) is strictly forbidden with the exception All venues are wheelchair accessible of registered Media. Mobile phones and paging devices BRADLEY FORUM should be switched off or turned to silent during sessions. Hawke Building, 55 North Terrace While we encourage you to live Tweet and post about UniSA City West campus your AFoI experience on Facebook and Instagram, please Disability access is via Samstag Gallery Entrance consider the comfort of those around you. Switch your device to silent. ALLAN SCOTT AUDITORIUM Hawke Building, 55 North Terrace RECORDINGS UniSA City West campus Festival sessions will be audio recorded for future access Disability access via main entrance from the Festival website. ADELAIDE HEALTH & MEDICAL SCIENCES BUILDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT Disability access is via main entrance The Festival aims to be a sustainable event. Please use the sorting bins provided and recycle this program in the SAHMRI appropriate bins. We encourage patrons to bring their own Disability access is via the main entrance water bottles that can be refilled at the Water Refill Station HEARING IMPAIRED in the AHMS Foyer and the Hawke Building foyer and their AHMS G030 and AHMS Joe Verco both have sound own reusable coffee cups which will be accepted for use at reinforcement systems as well as IR transmitters for our Coffee outlets. hearing impaired We also encourage patrons to cycle to the event or use For assistance, please ask the venue staff public transport. 38 ACCESSIBLE TOILETS DISCLAIMER All venues have toilets including disabled access toilets All information is correct at time of printing. The Festival reserves the right to alter the program and speakers where necessary and without notice. Please check the Festival

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PRESENTING PARTNERS

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THANK YOU TO Adelaide Sustainable Building Network, Australian Dance Theatre, Arts Industry Council of SA, New Matilda, Panpapanpalya 2018, Samstag Museum of Art and Wakefield Press.

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