Match Studio

Match Studio is a dynamic research & learning space where interdisciplinary teams engage, think, learn & co-create innovative solutions to real-world challenges

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Match Studio & our collaboration with SAPOL featured in today's Advertiser👏Proud of this project and the work produced by our Communication Design students.

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Match Studio would like to acknowledge the wonderful work of Miranda Hurren. Miranda has been responsible for keeping you all up-to-date with the goings-on in Match.

Miranda you will be missed - thanks again for all your words, insights and contributions throughout 2019

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Happy first newsletter! Take a look everyone 🙌

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Highly Commended: Expiration Notice by Liam Fiddick, Mike Williams, Jayden Turner, Chloe De Gennaro.

Dangerous facts associated with mobile phone usage behind the wheel are listed in mock parking fines and placed on parked car windshields to shock drivers 🚗

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Match Studio Communication Design students from @UniversitySA presented their #roadsafety campaigns to the Hon. Mr Corey Wingard and @SAPoliceService yesterday.

Congratulations to the following student teams!

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Highly Commended: DoZZed Drivers by Joseph Antoniades, Jarrod Petit, Philip Newland, and Luke Bray.

DoZZed Drivers communicates the dangers of driving fatigued to football players, supporters, attendees and workers at regional South Australian football games and clubs 😴

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We're pleased to announce that we've launched a new Social Enterprise Hub aimed at fostering social innovation and entrepreneurship: https://t.co/h0foAOdNIm

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The Visualising Mental Health Forum album is now available on our Facebook page. Many thanks to Juan Photography for capturing the evening.

Follow the link to view the snaps: https://t.co/JVz2PULRdo

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Mark making by a participant from SA Women’s Prison during a
@matchstudio co-design branding workshop I ran and coordinated with Dr Jane Andrew for the SA Department of Corrections in February.

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⚡️@Dr_Furber wrote some words on the recent #VisualisingMentalHealth Forum and we think you should check it out😊👇 https://t.co/qEc1jLg8Wd

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Watch the #VisualisingMentalHealth Forum via the link below. PS last chance to catch the VMH Exhibition at @UniversitySA's Kerry Packer Civic Gallery @TheHawkeCentre. The exhibition ends 5pm tomorrow! ⚡️⚡️

https://t.co/NLKp08kQjf

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Clothing For Good Exhibition presented by @thehawkecentre @matchstudio and Anglicare SA, showing until 23 October in the Kerry Packer Civic Gallery. The exhibition explores the benefit of clothing #reuse. #unisaart… https://t.co/EeoMAsp4Xv

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#visualisingmentalhealth Question from audience; is there call to action to change our culture of loneliness? @SAMHC_ Chris Burns - there are merits as recognised by the @matchstudio students to use online technologies to help and connect individuals- using it as a positive

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Q&A with our wonderful #visualisingmentalhealth audience and panel. The sense of community- the people passionate about #mentalhealth, #wellbeing & breaking the stigma is incredible.

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“Listen to the voice that has lived experience” Chris Burns @SAMHC_

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Dr Jane Andrew discussing the importance of prototyping #visualisingmentalhealth projects at the panel discussion with @Dr_Furber & @SAMHC_ Chris Burns & Nicholas Procter.

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Thank you so much SAMHC for your generous support and involvement in #visualisingmentalhealth 🙌

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SA Mental Health Commissioner, Chris Burns joins us a keynote speaker ahead of the #visualisingmentalhealth panel discussion.

- South Australia aims to be recognised as a resilient, compassionate and connected community.