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Kiri Bear
Game design, facilitation and funeral celebrant
Kiri Bear is a funeral celebrant, artist, facilitator, and coach dedicated to building regenerative cultures by fostering a right relationship with self, others, and the Earth.
She creates spaces for deep exploration of topics like climate change, colonization, and violence against women, aiming to guide individuals towards connection, authenticity, and personal growth.
With a focus on listening, trust-building, and collaborative play, Kiri designs and implements processes to support teams in navigating challenges, having meaningful conversations, and thriving together.
Kiri Bear is currently involved in leveraging the power and joy of games at her studio, Amble Studio.
Her educational background includes a Master of Arts in Religion and Theology with a focus on Cultural Studies, a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies with Indonesian, and completion of VCE with various subjects at Mac Robertson Girls' High School and Canterbury Girls' Secondary College.
Throughout her career, Kiri has held roles in organizations such as The Adaptation Game, Amble Studio, Kiri Bear Consulting, Victorian Health Promotion Foundation (VicHealth), Domestic Violence Resource Centre, Western Centre Against Sexual Assault, and Women's Health in the South East.
Highlights
I'm looking forward to discussing the ins and outs of doing business while doing good with Social Design Sydney next week, I'd love to nut it out with you.
I've spent most of my working life in ngo or government organisations so becoming a business owner and developing sellable products has been quite a shift. I am still committed to making the world a better place and I've found that running a business actually gives me the freedom to do what I think is important or necessary.
In the case of The Adaptation Game, we (Amble + Good Morning Beautiful) have developed something that meets a genuine need in a creative way and it turns out some orgs are happy to pay (or pull together funding) for that.
You’re invited to the inaugural Amble Showcase! We know you’ve been hanging out to play the games we’ve been working on this year. Now is your chance! Coming up on Wednesday 12 June at 12pm AEST register here:
