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On 12th May 2020, Denis Ginnivan spoke at the Farmers for Climate Action Wagga Wagga Climate Change, Drought and Community Resilience Forum on how to take meaningful action in their local communities. This forum is the first in a series of five which looks at community resilience following disaster.
Denis is a grassroots political leader, who is the immediate past president and a foundation member of Voices for Indi, a community group based in northeast Victoria, which seeks to encourage citizens to engage and participate in politics and democracy. Denis occupied key senior leadership roles in the three successful independent Indi campaigns of 2013, 2016 and 2019. He is also deputy-chair of Totally Renewable Yackandandah, another community group, which maximises opportunities for renewable energy uptake in his beautiful country town. Denis will work with the community to explore the type of actions and future directions participants might like to take or strengthen to increase the resilience of their community into the future.
There is more information on the Community Resilience Forums here: https://www.farmersforclimateaction.org.au/community_resilience_forums
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