We’re part of a global regenerative design community working towards a socially just, culturally rich and ecologically restorative future. We’re a small team of staff supported by volunteers that drive sustainable change in the Australian built environment through the rapid uptake of regenerative design.
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Our Values
Courage: We challenge the status quo
Inclusion: We offer opportunities for all
Inspiration: We inspire new practices
If you’d like to join us in this work, please see the current opportunities below.
Communications and Community Officer
Use your storytelling and digital marketing skills to grow our influence and inspire our regenerative design community! You’ll be a crucial part of a tight-knit team that collaborates on a variety of projects, programs and campaigns.
In this role, you’ll be responsible for LFIA communications across digital, print and events. You should have some experience with digital communications channels, content creation and management. You’ll also support the team with administration and operations, particularly with membership.
If you’re passionate about regenerative design and want to use your communication skills to support this movement, this role is for you!
Location: This is a remote-work position ideally Sydney or Melbourne based, however, would consider anywhere on Australia’s east coast for the right person.
Employment type: Part-time, 4 days per week. Initially offered as a 6-month fixed-term role, beginning August 2023 with the potential to extend.
Closing Date: Monday 24th July, 2023. *** Applications Closed ***
Panel Member: Biophilic Design Advisory
The Living Future Institute Australia (LFIA) launched the Biophilic Design Initiative to provide education and knowledge-sharing opportunities, to inspire built environment professionals, and to reconnect everyone with the natural world, of which we are part. We work closely with our Biophilic Design Advisory Panel (BDIAP) to further our biophilic design advocacy work.
The BDIAP has played a pivotal role in supporting the LFIA with:
- establishing the online Biophilic Design hub/knowledge bank
- hosting Oceania Biophilia Summits
- Launching the inaugural National Biophilic Design Awards
Expressions of interest are now open for new BDIAP Members to build on this work.
Position: Voluntary 2-year term position with 3 possible renewals. An average 0.5 day per month time commitment with Quarterly meetings and reporting to the LFIA team.
Closing Date: Tuesday 25th July, 2023. *** Applications Closed ***
