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The Brain Commons: Human Agency, Shared Stewardship, and the Systems Shaping Us

  • May 4
  • 1 min read

Webinar with David Norris, Tuesday 9 June 2026



What if our ability to think, focus, feel, relate, and act is not merely personal, but shaped across the environments we inhabit? Across technology, education, work, care, and civic life, human agency is being influenced,  and at times diminished,  by systems that are often fragmented, extractive, or poorly designed. 


This session introduces an emerging framing: the Brain Commons. 


Together, we will explore what it means to treat human and cognitive agency as something that requires shared duty, stewardship, and better design. 

This is a first conversation for systems thinkers, practitioners, leaders, educators, and curious collaborators who sense that isolated solutions are no longer enough.


Meet your hosts: David Norris with Benny Callaghan

David Norris is an occupational therapist, founder, and systems thinker exploring what it would mean to better protect and cultivate human agency in a time of increasing cognitive strain, fragmentation, and extraction. 


His work spans brain health, care, leadership, and systems design, with a growing focus on the conditions that shape how people think, regulate, relate, and participate in everyday life.


Through the Brain Commons — an evolving framework for understanding human agency as relational, ecological, and worthy of stewardship — David is developing language, principles, and practical pathways for a more stewarded response to the pressures shaping human and cognitive capacity today.


Benny Callaghan will welcome and host the conversation with David.


PLEASE REGISTER:


The Brain Commons: Human Agency, Shared Stewardship, and the Systems Shaping Us
FromA$0.00
9 June 2026, 12:00 – 1:15 pm AESTWebinar (Zoom)
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