Great job Allan https://t.co/s0WpxL7qN8
10:02 AM Nov 26thResearch jobs available #greatbarrierreef #program #reefrestorationandadaptation #collaborativepartnership https://t.co/29kI1gKEuO
08:43 AM Nov 20thExploring the Cairns Region’s Future Workforce: people/businesses of Cairns region have your say - discussion boar… https://t.co/cIHNOL7MRQ
02:23 PM Nov 12thHappy National NAIDOC Week #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe https://t.co/VQ1xXsRwIU
09:37 AM Nov 9thInteresting insight to Chinese firms in PNG by James Chin #HASSresearchfocusPNG #oldchinese #newchinese #differentiated #migrants
03:16 PM Nov 5thDay 2 HASS Research Focus PNG continued with great presentations from I-Chang Kuo and Shaun Gessler #workrelations… https://t.co/0YXwtz4VN8
03:11 PM Nov 5thGreat to hear Associate Professor Simon Foale’s presentation on the Beche-de-mer trade in PNG #HASSresearchfocusPNG… https://t.co/ROxXf0f2Ve
10:50 AM Nov 5thDr Kearrin Sims presents on the Chinese involvement in Laos #highmodernism #HASSresearchfocusPNG #HASSworkshop… https://t.co/xLATzckc0V
10:03 AM Nov 5thDay 2 kicks off with Dr Anna Hayes speaking on China’s Belt and Road & development models #HASSresearchfocusPNG… https://t.co/XwzblvIsg9
09:55 AM Nov 5thDelightful presentation by Prof Sasha Aikhenvald on languages within the Sepik region of Papua New Guinea… https://t.co/2rC15X1Dzx
11:26 AM Nov 4th
Right in time for Open Access week, Phone & Spear by Miyarrka Media has gone digital. It is now available to everyone as on MIT's Knowledge Futures Group platform Pubpub.
The book stretches genres in both academic publishing & Yolngu visual art to create a collaged world of voice, story and images.
We hear that the book is already being taught in anthropology and media classes around the world. Congratulations to the entire Miyarrka Media team: Paul Gurrumuruwuy, Jennifer Deger, Enid Guruŋulmiwuy, Warren Balpatji, Meredith Balanydjarrk, James Ganambarr, Kayleen Djingadjingawuy. Miyarrka Media’s co-founder, Jennifer Deger, is Theme Leader, Creative Ecologies at The Cairns Institute.
Three opportunities to be involved in this partnership; a multi-institutional team of social scientists contributing to the Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program (RRAP), Community Engagement Subprog...
James Cook University has partnered with the United Nations Development Programme in Papua New Guinea to conduct a Gender Analysis and develop a Gender Action Plan for the Sustainable Financing of PNG...
A digital experiment in multispecies storytelling, has just been released by Stanford University Press as an open access, interactive website. Feral Atlas invites you to explore the ecolo...
Right in time for Open Access week, Phone & Spear by Miyarrka Media has gone digital. It is now available to everyone as on MIT's Knowledge Futures Group platform Pubpub. The book stretc...
Northern Australia’s agricultural supply chains need an urgent shake up to fully capitalise on the region’s economic development opportunities – a new Cooperative Research Centre for...
Picking up their cameras to answer the question “What is Anthropology?”, JCU postgraduate students took out two out of three prizes in the Australian Anthropological Society’s E...
Don’t take a gap year, stay engaged, work or study, was the advice from University of Melbourne researcher Dr Jenny Chesters for young people wondering what they should be doing to build positiv...
Tuvalu is the smallest Pacific Island state, with a population of less than 13,000 people, predominantly Polynesian, located to the north of Fiji and immediately south of Kiribati. The former British ...
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