I have been fortunate enough to join Griffith's Disrupting Violence Beacon for an internship this year. From looking at climate violence and cultural change to tech-focussed solutions and interdis collaboration... exciting projects and partnerships 👉👉https://t.co/rpKZOQynHC
I've been working on my blog for a few months now, as a platform to get my writing (and recipes) out there! Short blogs monthly 👇👇👇https://t.co/QJKEpLSxjy
Much to think about with the ever-increasing pace of technological development, the varying ways this is used for coercive control, and how practitioners and researchers can keep up with tech-facilitated abuse
Incredibly thought-provoking presentation from @watts_lj and @DavidHodgson777 looking at statelessness, displacement, and social work ethics. How do we ensure access to human rights, to recognise the inherent dignity and worth of all people? #ANZSWWER2020
And Johanna Donkers, with her presentation on climate denial, eco-anxiety, eco-paralysis, and how to better bring people into the conversation about climate change and action
Heard from @turner_research about the tension between critical reflexivity and pragmatism; her exploration of critical pragmatism; and Dadirri, the cyclic process of listening, re-listening, and learning at deeper and deeper levels
Heard about how Indigenous fathers are teaching their children culture and helping them grow up strong, with yarning, collecting foods, stories, and going on country https://t.co/eh1esHwHrI
Up bright and early this morning in WA for the #ANZSWWER2020 Virtual Symposium! Thank you to my co-presenter @donnachungPerth and 👏👏👏 to the organisers for their adaptability allowing social work researchers and educators from WA to the Pacific to come together
Building connected services: today’s Notepad takes a deep-dive into the evidence to explore why women experiencing domestic and family violence need interagency collaboration:
https://t.co/JEbPlKRcbs