PhD candidate in human geography at UTAS πΊοΈ | Studies imaginaries of escape from the climate crisis π | Upside down π | Dog person πΆ | He/him
My commentary about the responsibilities of geographers is published! Pretty thrilled. Plenty more could've been said. But I'm glad I could say something about what we owe in such an important (and tricky) discipline ππ³
https://t.co/duiWWfGSVC
Great article on how TV in Israel depicts a sanitised picture of the war. All strength, no consequences. That means no crippled health system, no civilian deaths, no orphans. Stories matter, and absence speaks volumes.
https://t.co/XDCrVzKB5g
A good piece of journalism about a worrying trend, and something I'm personally pretty alarmed about - ChatGPT / AI in assessment marking. https://t.co/VnnjurXjK5
Genuine question, how much ecological damage would be avoided if the Federal Government covered the cost for spaying cats? I feel like not an insubstantial amount π± #Auspol2023#Sustainability#biodiversity
Today, I'm backed by my senator, @DavidPocock, in launching my campaign to establish a duty of care owed by politicians to young people, ensuring that our health and wellbeing is considered when making decisions that could affect the climate system.
In the office after almost a month away! First at IAG2023, and then recovering from the nasty covid passenger that came back with me. Let's hope I remember how this all works π
my brain has been of π₯ since this morningsβs @cultgeogau session with the super inspiring @willowrubbish presentation on DIY zinemaking and Deniz Yildiz on playback theatre as experimental collective research practices, reading the zine now! #iag2023
@InstAustGeog Behold, the equal 3rd place recipient of the esteemed Institute of Australian Geographers Table Set Piece (?) Award. This piece represents co-creation, precarity, and the human experience. Well done Tean Table 8! π #iag2023