Identity

Wednesday 23 November 2022
 The Rechabite Hall

Are you proud to be you? In a time when our identities are increasingly multifaceted and ever-more detailed, it’s ironic that they’re prone to damage and even theft.

Identity will be a journey through four, thought-provoking and challenging speakers, each with their own moving, unique and beautiful perspective on what makes us… us.

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Each ticket includes …

  • Program booklet
  • Personalised lanyard
  • Carbon offset for travel to and from the event
  • GST and booking fees

This event is carbon neutral.

 

Speakers

Mia Hyde
Trans Non-Binary, Queer, Aboriginal artist and Manager

Lynn MacLaren
Campaigner for climate and LGBTQIA+ justice

Steph Marshall
Queer, non-binary LGBTQIA+ Peer Mentor and Sexologist

Sammy McSweeney
Radio Astronomer

Curators and Hosts

TEDxKingsPark Speakers and their talks are carefully curated by our skilled Curation team. We love to welcome subject experts to ensure we get every detail right.

Kevin Shah Mansouri
Curator

Rob Lines
Licensee & Head of Curation

Maggie Gordon
Curator

Principal Partner

Murdoch University

Partners

Venue

The Rechabite Hall
224 William Street, Northbridge WA 6000

Accessible entry is via William Street left of the main entrance to Double Rainbow Eating House.

All four levels are accessible by lift with unisex accessible bathrooms on the basement level. 

If you have any other access needs, message us and we’ll be in touch.

The Rechabite is licensed premises. All minors must be accompanied by a legal guardian and proof of age must be provided on request.

 

Getting There

Perth Train Station is a short 200m walk from The Rechabite Hall. It is serviced by Armadale, Fremantle, Joondalup, Mandurah and Midland lines as well as Transwa’s Australind service. 

Visit Transperth’s website to plan your journey.

Cycling
Bike racks are located throughout the Perth Cultural Centre.

Parking
The Rechabite Hall is close to many public car parks.
City of Perth State Library (Nearest ACROD).
City of Perth Cultural Centre Car Park.

Tickets

Young people (aged 21 and under) receive a 33% discount, making your tickets just $30. Please bring ID when you attend and, if you are under 14, you must be accompanied by an adult with a ticket.

We pay your booking fees. You are also able to contribute to our Plant A Tree initiative.

If you need any support or help, get in touch with us and we’ll do our very best to help you.