THRIVE Framework Workshop
Uniting for a Thrivable Future
Join us for an exclusive online workshop series based on The THRIVE Framework’s 12 Foundational Focus Factors. In each quarter, we will hold two engaging sessions designed to foster collaboration, innovation, and practical learning. These online workshops help us understand the principles and discover actionable strategies for a Thrivable future. Our goal is to empower society to move beyond mere ‘survival’ and towards thrivability, fostering the ability to progress from breakeven to providence and prosperity.
When
Hosted quarterly, on the last Friday of the month, at 11:00 AM, AEST (UTC+10).
Workshop Overview
Our goal is to bring together changemakers, thought leaders, and curious minds to explore themes that are vital for creating a resilient and thrivable world.
THRIVE Project spreads the word and furthers the purpose of the THRIVE Framework to measure thrivability, assessing the performance of strategies and operations by integrating the 12 Foundational Focus Factors. In doing so, we can conduct scenario analysis on future paths forward with the intention of delivering on thrivability.
Upcoming campaign themes and corresponding months:
To find out more about our upcoming and previous event Guests, please click here.
Format: Two interactive sessions of up to 90 minutes each. Each session is crafted around The THRIVE Framework’s 12 Foundational Focus Factors. Our workshops will explore unique topics that are essential for thrivable development.
Who should attend: Professionals, educators, researchers, community leaders, and thrivability enthusiasts looking to make a meaningful impact.
Key features: Live expert sessions, interactive discussions, breakout room activities, networking opportunities, and actionable takeaways.
What to expect: To learn, engage, and THRIVE.
Each workshop session lasts for ~90 mins, making it a one-day event, as detailed below:
Session | Content | Length |
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Introduction | The host introduces the Participants and Keynote speaker | 5 minutes (11:00 – 11:05 AM) |
Keynote Speaker | Introduces the Theme and opens the session by introducing the Session Speakers | 10 minutes (11:05 – 11:15 AM) |
Ice-break | Enables participants to meet one another and create (or strengthen) relationships | 10 minutes (11:15 – 11:25 AM) |
Session 1 Speaker | Speaker 1 delivers the topic + Breakout room Activity + Idea Synthesis + Session Concludes | 60-90 minutes (11:25 – 12:55 PM) |
Session Break | Interval | 30 minutes (01:00 – 01:30 PM) |
Session 2 Speaker | Speaker 2 delivers the topic + Breakout room Activity + Idea Synthesis + Session Concludes | 60-90 minutes (1:30 – 03:00 PM) |
Networking + Open Discussion | Allows stakeholders to network with each other and create professional connections | 30 minutes (03:00 – 03:30 PM) |
Q: What is the format of the event?
A: It is a Zoom-based workshop involving two session Speakers. Each Speaker delivers a presentation, followed by a breakout room brainstorming session, where a task is given to the participants by the Speaker. Further details on how the event will run are featured in the “Schedule” section above.
Q: Who are the participants?
A: People from all over the world with a passion for creating a thrivable future. We promote these workshops to our 20,000+ social media followers.
Q: Which topics/sessions are available to attend?
A: Each designated month has a different theme, based on the THRIVE Framework – Foundational Focus Factors, please refer to the ‘upcoming campaign’ image above. These are also listed on our Website under the “Learn” section.
Q: How many participants do you usually have attending your events? What is the typical demographic, geography, etc. of participants?
A: This depends on the topic and timing of each event. We aim for a manageable and engaged cohort of participants per session. Participants are worldwide, bringing a shared interest in sustainability, a desire to learn, and a focus on actionable guidance toward a thrivable future.”
Q: If a workshop has two sessions, do I need to attend both?
A: While attendance at both sessions is entirely your choice, we highly encourage you to join us for the complete workshop experience. Each session is thoughtfully designed, offering a holistic and in-depth understanding of the topic. By attending both, you’ll gain valuable insights, engage more deeply with the content, and maximise your learning outcomes. So, don’t miss out on making the most of it!
Q: What’s next?
Here at THRIVE, we would like to thank you for taking the time to read over this guide. If you are interested in sharing your expertise, please click on the link below.
Upcoming Speaker
Information coming soon!
Previous Speakers

Mr. Abdul Khurshid Bhatti
Mr. Bhatti is a distinguished humanitarian leader with a postgraduate degree in Agronomy and over 28 years of experience in the humanitarian development sector. Some of his achievements are winning 6 international awards and being the Founder & CEO of the Association for Humanitarian Development (AHD) which is a social, community-based organization registered in Pakistan since 2003. His organization is dedicated to humanitarian development activities across Pakistan and many African countries.

Dr. Quddus A Wazirzada
Dr. Wazirzada has decades of experience in the transport sector, Intelligent Transport Systems and asset strategies for New South Wales, Australia. As Principal of Smart Sustainable Solutions, he provides strategic guidance to government and private sector clients on integrating smart technologies and sustainability. His career showcases his commitment to innovation, thrivability, and the delivering of impactful and high-quality outcomes through advanced technological systems globally.

Mr. Michael Hill
Mr. Hill is a researcher and an advocate. He is currently the research team lead at THRIVE Project. In addition, he holds a Master of Politics and Policy, has a background working within both NGO’s and the public sector and research background in political communication theories. As an advocate he works in the areas of mental health and disabilities within courts, and administrative tribunals, criminal justice systems and varied government sectors.
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There is no sustainable entity in an unsustainable Earth.
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