A Youth Project collaboration of young Tasmanian artists with disability addressing climate change and inclusion, touring Tasmania, Victoria and Edinburgh, Scotland.

Enabling new Tasmanians with culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds to engage and connect with the broader Tasmanian community and environment.

Creating opportunities for our Launceston Women in Business community to celebrate, support each other, grow, and connect.

Providing an educational experience for students to undertake the full cycle of recycling and produce a small variety of recycled goods.

A community selected virtual trail of the Tamar Valley’s favourite trees linked by QR Codes to City of Launceston’s website

To celebrate inclusion & diversity by bringing together people with disabilities and professional filmmakers in Launceston, to create an inclusively-made documentary.

A reusable, recyclable cup in a closed loop, self sustaining service system, free to use at any Launceston Cafe

Making Launceston Central City events more fun for and inclusive of children with a portable outdoor games space.

A bicycle lending and/or cheap hire service for those who can’t afford to buy a bicycle.

Keeping clothes and textiles in use for longer through reuse, repair, remake and resale