Rural Sustainability in the Urban Century
Rural Sustainability in the Urban Century
XV World Congress of Rural Sociology 19-22 July 2022 Cairns Australia
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The Drought Resilience workshop has commenced https://t.co/VHRCcILS5L
09:28 AM Dec 10thUnveiling of the new campus name ‘Nguma-bada’ campus #jamescookuniversity #cairnsaustralia https://t.co/xwfQNj3q3w
10:45 AM Dec 7th10:00 AM Dec 7thGreat session with #jobsqueensland #regionalqueensland #futureskills #futureworkforce @JobsQLD @jcu https://t.co/3eHZv4LQZ6
05:58 PM Dec 3rdGreat 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 5thThis research initiative takes film, art and exhibition making as a means of engaging communities and the wider public with questions around global transformation and social creativity. It draws together themes of collaboration, new public anthropologies, material culture, visual culture, and art as ethnography.Working at the intersections of the digital, material and visual culture, researchers in this group are variously involved in film making and other forms of image-based work, building curatorial partnerships with museums and cultural organisations, and using digital media to expand ethnographic methods and insights.
The program is closely associated with The Cairns Institute's Anthropological Laboratory for Tropical Audiovisual Research (ALTAR) which runs public film screenings that explore the intersections of ethnographic film, Indigenous media and experimental film. A key element of this research group involves an on-going collaboration between JCU and the Moesgaard Museum and Aarhus University in Denmark, led by Associate Professor Jennifer Deger and Professor Ton Otto, both of whom bring a strong emphasis on practice-led research methods involving film-making, new media and/or exhibition as research method.
16 March 2018 | Creative Ecologies | One day workshop
16 March 2018 | Plasticene Marine | Exhibition
28 March 20918 | Art, Science and Community Working Together | Video from Creative Ecologies workshop and the Plasticene Marine art exhibition
27 February 2017 | Researching positive youth development in the shanty towns of post-colonial Haiti | Seminar by Kristine Andreassen
26 October 2017 | Life after death: An anthropologists’ cine-dialectic | Seminar and presentation by Ton Otto and filmmaker/editor Gary Kildea
26 September | The Playful - and Problematic? | HDR student seminar
27 September | Critical/creative Practice-led Research | One day workshop
12 October | Exhibition, Video Art and Performance as Interventionist Research Method | HDR Workshop
26 October | Motorkite Dreaming | ALTAR film screening at The Tanks
3 November | Digital Humanities@JCU
Jennifer Deger
Maureen Fuary
Kirsty Gillespie
Robyn Glade-Wright
Rosita Henry
Anita Lundberg
Russell Milledge
Ton Otto
Theresa Petray
Martin Potter
Robin Rodd
Daniela Vávrová
Michael Wood
Victoria Baskin Coffey
Matthew Buttacavoli
Jasmin Guenther
Sebastian Lowe
Jacqueline Scotcher
Fiona Wirrer-George
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