13/05/2026
What stops us from talking about the issues we care about most? For most changemakers, it’s not lack of knowledge. It’s the exhaustion of caring deeply, while the systems around us weren’t designed to care back. They were designed to extract. To deplete rather than energise the people, the communities, and the planet alike. And yet there are people who refuse to wait for permission and are already building something different: a system of care, for each other and for the environment we all depend on.
Madina built her answer to that question into everything she does. From Kazakhstan to Australia, she turned her curiosity about the environment into a career in food systems, viral science content watched by millions, a community of women in STEM across Central Asia. COP29 named her one of the pioneers shaping Kazakhstan’s sustainable future. The Asian Development Bank recognised her as a Women Empowerment leader.
She did all of it by doing one thing: making complex things feel like something anyone could talk about.
On June 6 she’s joining our noe Circle to share that story — and to sit with this together: what would it take to stop waiting, and start building the system of care we know the world needs?
We are keeping this space intimate, 15 people maximum. If this is calling you, don’t wait to register
Never Too Small To Make Big Changes
📅 SaturdayJune 6, 10 am CET · 6 pm Melbourne time
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