During the walk, a group of 5-10 people will engage in practices designed to help us slow down, explore ourselves, and connect with the city around us.
What we’ll do:
• In a research group format, we’ll engage in simple tasks that are often too boring or tedious to do alone
• We’ll learn to see more, notice details, expand our everyday worldview, and listen to ourselves
• We’ll build new connections with the city, feel like a part of it, and reclaim our “right to the city”
• We’ll rest, slow down, and unload, practicing or rediscovering what it means to be “here and now”
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The AWA Easter Retreat was at Johanna Manor, a property co-owned by Amy Tsilemanis and Julian Potter in the Otways, on Gadubanud Country, Victoria. Twelve of us spent four days together sharing our creative practices, and favourite walks.

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