Director, Humanitarian and Development Research Initiative (HADRI), and Associate Professor Humanitarian and Development Studies, Western Sydney University
DLP is looking forward to our #DSAA2022 panel tomorrow on 📢Leadership in Hidden Spaces, featuring an exciting panel of disability activists.
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Our hybrid pre-conference HDR day was a wonderful opportunity to learn and share stories! A big thank you to our panelists @miasunlight, @klchnr, Dr Izabela Pereira Watts, Dylan Male, Patrick Kilby, @FranEarp, @AnnabelDulhunty, Darren Williamson, @migratorymel and Jacinta Ankus
Have you experienced discrimination, harassment, discomfort, or other forms of social stigma throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. If so please complete this 10-minute questionnaire: https://t.co/T2wVTY9CCi
#HADRI Masters of Research graduate (2019), Adaku (Jane) Echendu argues for action on a national scale to address the impact of #flooding flooding on #Nigeria Nigeria and its ability to achieve the #SDGs
https://t.co/i1MgjpuJuM
Proud to be editing this #specialissue on Managing inequalities through a pandemic with @ProfessorHuish and @NicholeGeorgeou! Please send work that shares children and young people's voices!!!!
Rapid containment strategies help prevent COVID-19 spread in Pacific French Territories.
Our article on state responses to COVID-19 in the French Territories is now published (page 14)! https://t.co/mslks2FicI
Thank you @NicholeGeorgeou@caillaudsydney
Are we “all in this together”? Global snapshot of the pandemic highlights vastly different responses and experiences. COVID-19 affects some more than others - @CosmosMagazine: https://t.co/9fvRf807kb #COVIDー19@westsyduHADRI@NicholeGeorgeou
More on the @westsyduHADRI Global Snapshot of #COVID19 edited by @NicholeGeorgeou. Spoiler alert: Countries that acted quickly and put resources in place to protect upstream determinants of health have fared better than others. #Cuba#NewZealand
https://t.co/LAMorGh0No