At home
non-medical, non-prescriptive approach
- we speak about a very common sense
approach to life adversities.
At home we do events and speaking
We have also developed The Possibility
engagements that promote greater mental
School, which is our way of sharing an
wellbeing (our biggest social justice
innovative social justice platform with
issue). We share the insights learnt from
Australian school communities. We offer
our experiences in the slums, in the
a mindset of creative thinking and hands
hope of inspiring a different solution
on projects that can be easily used to
to mental health issues; we share the
reimagine solutions to some of our most
background stories of our makers and
difficult problems.
design engagements that inspire and
We are so very privileged to call this
empower local audiences to action their
‘work’. The incredible people we meet,
own dreams, goals, and intentions. We
encourage people to take ‘agency’ over their the festivals, the music, the travel, the
choices through creative thinking. We have creative individuals who are our colleagues,
the cycles we see broken, the amazing
popups at these engagements to enhance
the sale of slumwear108. They become very people with whom we collaborate, what a
wonderful and joyous way to share this life,
warm, engaging gatherings where people
feel inspired and empowered, realising that full of gratitude and laughs.
mental health can be approached from a
You can read more about the work of Kim Pearce and Kath Davis at
www.thepossibilityproject.com.au
"If you write something beautiful and
impor tant , and the right per son somehow
discover s it , they will clear room for you on
the bookshelves of the world — at any age."
~ L iz Gi l be r t
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