Following its successful inaugural year, The Ethics Centre Residency Program returns in 2024 with 17 new residents at the Centre’s CBD headquarters.
From an extraordinary field of quality applications, this year’s cohort showcases original thinking and projects exploring an ethical aspect of topics as diverse as fieldwork, scent, cultural appropriation, villainhood, and voluntary assisted dying.
Our 2024 Residents are veterinarian Dr Anne Quain, anthropologist group Anthroprospective, Clockfire Theatre Company, writer Erica J. Brennan, choreographer and researcher Jason Pitt, JAWI Australian Indonesian Muslim Association, artist and researcher Julie Monro-Allison, psychiatrist and psychedelic therapy guide Dr Lauren Macdonald with death doula Justine Topfer, sustainable fashion activist Sally Jackson, wildlife veterinarian Dr Michelle Campbell-Ward, olfactory artist Nadia Vitlin, Nautanki Theatre Company, director Nell Ranney and actor/writer Jonny Hawkins, theatre maker Sarah Easterman, Slanted Theatre, youth-focused not-for-profit Yung Prodigy, and an artist taking part in Sydney Fringe Festival 2024.
Residencies will take place across the year, with opportunities provided for participants to collaborate and engage with philosophers, Centre staff, community and audiences.
Image: Representatives from the 2024 Residency Program in The Ethics Centre. Photo Anna Kucera.
Dr Anne Quain
Anthroprospective
Clockfire Theatre Company
Erica J. Brennan
Jason Pitt
JAWI Australian Indonesian Muslim Association
Julie Monro-Allison
Dr Lauren Macdonald and Justine Topfer
Sally Jackson
Dr Michelle Campbell-Ward
Nadia Vitlin
Nautanki Theatre Company
Nell Ranney and Jonny Hawkins
Sarah Easterman
Slanted Theatre
Yung Prodigy
