On Wednesday 18 October Professor @japhillimore is delivering a Miegunyah Public Lecture on supporting refugee survivors of sexual and gender-based violence. https://t.co/UfC0MR9l6j
Have recently been involved in something cool. Very proud of this video aimed to educate and inspire #upstander action against #racism in sport & everyday settings (hint there are a few ways😉). Thank you to everyone involved!!
Check it out: https://t.co/SiNYOWfsq2
🥛Got milk?!
Would be grateful for participants for our @UOWNutrDiet student research project on the types of milk people choose to drink. Project led by @karencharlton12
Survey: https://t.co/8IwMJqihlF
We are looking for input from parents of infants about how we measure infant feeding outcomes in research. Please get in touch via dm or use the link below if you or anyone you know would like to get involved: https://t.co/VZUQAfE0YW
More info: https://t.co/vyGbqsOfpy
Do you play sport at a sports club?
We are looking for you to contribute to our research undertaken at #unimelb to understand #racism within community sport.
Complete the survey here! https://t.co/tEorAn9jpc
UK 2023: “Due to the soaring cost of infant formula, families experiencing food poverty are being forced to resort to unsafe feeding practices, including stretching out time between feeds and giving their babies food which is not suitable, like porridge." https://t.co/2qGBdSAmE4
What is #CoDesign? Why is it useful to health research?
Find out from experts Prof Cathy Vaughan @cmvaug & Erin Davis @MischHub@UniMelb at Introduction to Co-Design: kicking off the MACH EMCR Research Design Webinar Series 23 Feb.
Learn more & register: https://t.co/6BeDJ3fG35
Help us to understand experiences of and actions against #racism in local sport clubs. If you play #sport at a local club (you don't have to experienced or witnessed racism) please complete our short survey.
Survey Link: https://t.co/tEorAmRab4
Way too much sugar in toddler foods. Cancer Council research found 78% of ready-made toddler foods in supermarkets don't meet WHO sugar recommendations. Toddler snacks are the worst with 9/10 failing. Solution: give kids fresh family food. No need for kids' foods.