The DIA NSW Branch Council is delighted be hosting the Inclusive Design Series, a program of lectures and interactive workshops emphasising inclusive design principles in daily design practices.

Over the year, we will host a series of talks and workshops, each examining approaches to inclusive design from a different perspective and through varying specialisations.

Our first talk focusses on indigenous design and we are thrilled that Ros Moriarty and Johnny Bridges from Balarinji have agreed to share their stories with us, spanning the incredible 40 year history of Balarinji.

Balarinji is Australia's foremost Indigenous design and strategy studio. As an Aboriginal-owned studio, Balarinji was founded on authentic engagement with Aboriginal people, culture, art, stories and identity. Balarinji's work is an authentic response to Place and Country that is informed by local Aboriginal knowledge holders, storytellers and creatives.

John and Ros Moriarty of Balarinji were awarded the 2022 DIA President's Prize.

DIA Members and Students: $40
Non member tickets: $80

Ticket includes event access, refreshments and networking.

This event will run from 6pm - 8pm AEDT and is proudly hosted by Torrens University.

Photograph of Emily by Vincenzo Pace

As part of the DIA’s Accredited Designer program, we offer Continuing Professional Development (CPD) through our learning resources. CPD is most effective if undertaken continuously to ensure a currency of skills and knowledge. Attendance at this event is worth 2CPD points.