@Gmain1@Maria_Mansfield Suzanne Gannon is involved in a parallel Australian study with Danish researchers (Aarhus University) into Youth in the Time of Coronavirus
@ApleCollective#IDEP2020 great session today campaign planning with young people from around UK passionate about ending child poverty @Gmain1 Start of something really exciting.
EXCITING NEWS today that Prof Odette Best @blacknursinghx of @usqedu & Prof @bunda_tracey of @ATSISUQ @UQ_News have been awarded an @ARC grant in the Australian society, history & culture round for their project ‘Histography of Aboriginal Qld Nurses & Midwives 1890s- 1950s!!!
@HBSCEngland @f_m_brooks @SAGEHealthInfo @EKlemera@Kay_Louise1 @JosefineJEM @UHertsResearch Do we need ‘lessons’ to address the harms that come from non-belonging... or change schools
Prime Minister, you cut $14B from public schools, cut funding for students with disability & handed billions extra to rich private schools. If that’s your idea of a fair go @ScottMorrisonMP, it’s time for you to go. #FairFundingNow#AusPol#TimeToGo
Heads-up: What is trust and why it matters in education? Our new book "In Teachers We Trust" available in Dec 2019 from @wwnorton@timdwalk@HargreavesBC@PiccoliMp @GonskiInstitute
New disability research project: digital China, disability employment and the Fourth Industrial Revolution https://t.co/HdqCCNTCE3
@SPRC_UNSW@DisabilityUNSW @Bingqin_Li
It was an honour to deliver the SPANN Oration @IPAANSW@NousGroup to explore how Australia can arrest inequality & make inroads into alleviating poverty. It requires a radical rethink around how governments develop policy, collaborate across society & measure progress #education
Submit an abstract for GEA conference 2019 by 4th January. See link in bio for details.
Theme: About face: Identities, In/visibilities, Inequalities and Intersections in education… https://t.co/2zkrbrZKzw
The Cross Over Kids study findings presented by Susan Baidawi @MonashUni paint a rich and terrible picture of the intense trauma, life challenges and involvement with institutions of many of our kids in child protection who are also alleged offenders. #ANZSOC2018
"Research by @SPRC_UNSW for the @ACOSS - @UNSW reports finds that the transfer of 80,000 sole parents to Newstart in 2013 was associated with an increase in the rate of after-housing poverty among unemployed sole parents from 35% to nearly 60%."
https://t.co/HUTw7pk8Q4
'Contemporary neoliberal political discourses rely on binarizing contrasts drawn between good and bad families' @JanetBoddy in Journal of Family Issues 2018