The Institute of Development Studies at Massey University: understanding and analysing the processes that are transforming people’s lives throughout the world.
Great piece on fairness in fashion via paying a living wage to garment workers, by IDS graduate Tracy Decena. Tracy is doing important advocacy work through her role at Oxfam New Zealand https://t.co/IUcjvzKGDx?
Nice piece on Massey News profiling recently capped Dr Michelle Greene. Awesome mahi Michelle - you did us proud and ka pai for the nice korero https://t.co/gtmOUDiHr3
Would you like to receive a Master's scholarship and have your fees and field work costs covered for 2023? Then check out this scholarship to do the Master of International Dev at Massey IDS, including a research project focusing on tourism and resilience in Fiji or Vanuatu.
Have you struggled to get an appointment with a GP recently? In this article IDS PhD candidate @jthomasmaude argues that the solution to our doctor shortage is not immigration changes but the need to address inequities and bottlenecks in medical licensing. https://t.co/IIUhjC0n20
A couple of pics from #devnet2022 yesterday of two of our fabulous IDS PhD students speaking in the Gender Empowerment and Change session. Awesome mahi Jamie Ogilvy and Phuong Nguyen.
Big questions asked by @ReginaNZ1, summer scholar Leilani Faaiuaso & @FijiApi at #DevNet2022 as to how we can reimagine tourism in the Pacific so that it complements Pacific peoples lives? Well done especially to Leilani for a stunning contribution!
Volunteer tourism, or "voluntourism", is coming back, but critics say the largely unregulated industry is overdue for change.
New research from @sj_mclennan (@MasseyUni) highlights problems with the commercialisation + commodification of volunteering. https://t.co/502eIxaapB
@CID_Online Pictured are Christine Werle (VSA), Aaron Davy (CID) & Tim Manson (Tearfund), and Emily Au Young (Reemi). Also spotted was Phil Brass (Caritas).
Spotted last night at the 2022 @cid_online conference at Parliament - a bunch of awesome grad who are doing the mahi with NGOs to address injustice, poverty alleviation & sustainable development!
It is always exciting for us to hear from our students. Some great images here from Frankie Thompson before starting her fieldwork with a health facility in Madhuwan province, Nepal where she participated in the Nepalese Dashain festival. Good luck with the fieldwork Frankie!
Our seminar this Thursday, 6th October 12PM -1pm is titled ‘‘Hidden figures and voices: Recognising user-groups in coastal fisheries spaces in Fiji’ and presented by Chinnamma Reddy, Senior Marine Project Officer at IUCN Oceania.
Spring is a wonderful time to enjoy the @MasseyUni#Manawatu campus. @rochelle_sw & @ReginaNZ1 managed to drag 5 hard working IDS PhD candidates (the almost finished Phuong & SueAnn and the newbies- Jamie, Fenjie & Bronwyn) away from their desks to enjoy the cherry blossoms.
Calling Pacific scholars! We are seeking to publish the voices of Pacific Island scholars on aid & development in a special issue of Development Policy Review. We welcome short articles on aid and development informed by research and personal experience. https://t.co/RwC8907eO4
Fiji may have the worlds friendliest COVID test for tourists, but in this article @FijiApi & I check behind the scenes - are Fijians getting the health services they need? https://t.co/J3AtbjoE1f via @ConversationEDU
Check out the terrific list of #DevNet2022 sessions and submit your presentation proposal by 19 September 2022. Independent submissions and student presentations welcome.
https://t.co/51ZlHxHktv
A pleasure to share with Dr. @sj_mclennan, Senior Lecturer at Massey University. Sharon has extensively researched and published on the presence of #Cuba in the Pacific supporting health systems. #CubaEsSolidaridad
Fabulous to see these 3 Massey grads, Dr Akisi Rovono, Dr Suli Vunibola & Dr Hennah Steven participating in the Pacific Ocean Climate Change Assessment meeting in Otautahi/Christchurch. They are also joined by Dr Api Movono, Senior Lecturer at IDS.
Our seminar this Thursday, 25th August 11am – 12.30pm is titled ‘What is Development?’ and presented by Jeph Mathias and Dr Justin Stevenson.
This is an interactive session taking you through the question we all seem to never be able to answer: what is development?
ALL WELCOME