Make the idea inspectable
Supporters can see the core story, seed-doc lineage, public boundaries and the kinds of help that would move it from vision into convening work.
Early support invitation, not an announced event
Brisbane Peaceful Space & Civic AI Summit
A proposed Brisbane gathering for people who want care, civic technology, local resilience and peaceful space cooperation to meet in the same room early enough to matter.
Why this page exists
Build the support field before the conference.
This site is the first public support layer: a calm way to show the idea, invite useful allies, and separate genuine civic preparation from hype. It keeps the summit as a working proposal until partners, venue logic, cultural protocol and practical backing are ready.
The seed docs give the site a real spine: C-Hours and the mobilisation of care, Minjerribah sand-to-stars thinking, P4A civic architecture, peaceful space cooperation, eclipse readiness and public-safe source trails.
Venue logic
Research review
Community hosts
Civic tech
Story support
Signal useful support
Doorways
A multi-page support pathway.
01
Vision
Ground the sand-to-stars story, C-Hours and the Peaceful Space Gambit without pretending the summit is already locked in.
02Themes
Care economy, Sovereignty Stack, AUKUS Space Gambit, ISS preservation, Web3 Sensorium, eclipse readiness and public trust.
03Program Shape
Yarning-circle rooms, evidence studios and support commitments, framed as invitations rather than promises.
04Celestial
The next Australian eclipse markers and the choice between awe, fear and readiness.
05Support
A practical form that creates a Markdown support note for partners, organisers and agent teams.
06Related Work
Visible links to Strange but True, P4A and the public-safe project boundary.
Early leverage
Attraction before announcement.
Invite the right first people
The site speaks to community hosts, civic technologists, researchers, carers, venue allies, funders, sky-literacy people and media builders without over-selling to everyone.
Keep trust ahead of scale
Public pages carry the invitation. Private notes, cultural permissions, health claims, partner details and sensitive records stay off the public surface.