Cover slide entitled "Understanding Narrative Change Strategy: A Grey Literature Scoping Review" by Ellen Ozarka, Prof. Janet Stephenson, AProf. Caroline Orchiston, and AProf. Sophie Bond from the Centre for Sustainability Research at the University of Otago.
There is an image of five autumn leaves arranged in a gradient from green, green-yellow, yellow, orange, and red.
Poster for a conference called "Rethinking tomorrow: Emerging Research for Social Change" hosted by the Communication for Social Change Research Centre. 1-2 December.
There is a QR code for tickets, or see cfscresearch.com for info.
🤓 Looking forward to next week's Rethinking Tomorrow conference, hosted at AUT.
On Tuesday, I'll be presenting early results from a scoping review conducted as a part of my PhD. Here's a little teaser. 👇
I hope to see some of you there - not too late to get tickets if you haven't already!
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Alternate framing -
People learnt the impact of transmission during the pandemic and now are less likely to come in and get everyone else sick.
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GOOD NEWS ALERT 🚨
Today the government relented to pressure from the @livingwageaotearoa.bsky.social and retained the requirement for contracted workers to be paid at least the Living Wage rate in Government Contracts. Around 5,000 workers will likely benefit from this decision
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The government’s stance on Palestine echoes Arendt’s “banality of evil”: officials turning genocide into paperwork and an administrative task; treating a moral abyss as mere policy risk.
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I really like the mix of claymation and paper animation. It gives it a lot more texture and depth.
Interesting subject to experiment with! I'm sure it would be helpful to kids who might be anxious about their pets welfare after Fluffy goes away for de-sexing.
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