Engaging Human and Non-Human Perspectives in Crisis Resilience
A collaborative workshop on inclusive, adaptive, and ecological futures
Inclusive Futures
Bringing together HCI researchers, designers, and practitioners to reimagine engagement across human and non-human worlds.
Immersive Tools
Exploring AI-supported and XR-based methods for participatory, multisensory, multispecies planning.
Ecological Ethics
Challenging human-centred assumptions to co-create resilient responses to crisis resilience.
A workshop bringing together researchers, designers, and practitioners to co-create inclusive, adaptive futures.
Workshop details
29 November 2025, 1:30 - 5:00pm (AEST)
University of Sydney, Business School
Application Deadline
27 November 2025, 11:59pm (Anywhere on Earth)
As cities face intensifying environmental crises, from habitat loss to extreme weather, there's an urgent need to rethink how we plan and engage for resilience. Traditional consultation often excludes non-human perspectives and ecological systems.
Human-computer interaction research has begun to explore how immersive technologies and AI-supported tools can offer more inclusive, interactive, and situated forms of engagement.
This workshop explores how AI and immersive technologies can help communities, researchers, and ecosystems collaborate toward more inclusive and adaptive futures.
Expression Of Interests
For all queries, please contact Adrian Wong (adrian.w@sydney.edu.au)
About Us
Adrian Wong
The University of Sydney
Marius Hoggenmueller
The University of Sydney
Soojeong Yoo
The University of Sydney
Tram Thi Minh Tran
The University of Sydney
Nate Zettna
The University of Sydney
Joel Fredericks
The University of Sydney
Callum Parker
The University of Sydney
Carlos Alfredo Tirado Cortes
The University of Sydney