Events
UPCOMING EVENTS
The Climate Crisis and Young People's Health and Well-Being
Climate change is increasingly impacting our lives in more than one way. Join us at the ISA World Congress for Sociology, for a session on Young People, Resistance and Crisis: Mental Health and Climate to discuss how young people are configuring, mobilising and making community responses to crisis of mental health and climate change.
Date: 25 June – 1 July 2023
Location: Melbourne
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PAST EVENTS
Cultural Wellbeing Rapid Sessions
The Mental Health and Wellbeing Team (MHWBT) Is holding a series of events as part of the Cultural Wellbeing Rapid Sessions to promote and profile the importance of cultural safety, diversity, inclusion, and representation. Our Research Officer Dr Shiva Chandra will be speaking in one of the sessions, along with Professor Michelle Trudgett and Matilda Harry
Date: Wednesday, 31 May 2023
Location: Online
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Using law and policy for children's rights
Hosted by our friends at the Law and Policy Working Group of the International and Canadian Child Rights Partnership, this online event will explore innovative opportunities that lie at the intersection of children’s rights, intergenerational participation, law and policy work. Attendees will hear from speakers across Canada, Australia, South Africa and Scotland. A recording will be available to all who register for the event.
Date: Tuesday, 30 May 2023
Location: Online
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Our Safe Community Online Consultation
The Western Sydney Community Forum is seeking Western Sydney community-based organisations, community influencers and community-based media outlets to be part of this consultation! Our Safe Community Online (OSCO) aims to support young people to have safer online experiences. This consultation will facilitate OSCO in the development of an e-safety tool for Western Sydney community-based organisations to utilise in building online capacity for young people. There are two consultation slots available on 16 May.
Date: Tuesday, 16 May
Location: PHIVE, 5 Parramatta Square
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Launch: Practical Guides to Assist Researchers Engage with Young People
There is growing evidence that health research on issues affecting young people is better when young people are engaged across the research phases. Join us for a special and interactive March webinar, hosted by Professor Philippa Collin (from Durham in the UK), Research Officer Mia Cox, and a panel of WH&Y Commissioners. The team will introduce us to a suite of resources aimed at guiding researchers on how best to engage and collaborate with young people in ways that are respectful, inclusive, aware, and power-neutral.
Date: Tuesday, 28 March 1:00PM – 2:00PM AEDT
Location: Online
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Young Children in Digital Society 2023 seminar series: Seminar 1
The ACU Institute for Learning Sciences and Teacher Education is hosting a seminar series on children and young people and the digital world. The first seminar kicks off with a discussion on partnership and conducting transdisciplinary research and collaborations under ARC linkage projects.
Date: Tuesday, 14 March 7:00PM – 8:00PM AEDT
Location: Zoom
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Graduate Research School Career Series: February Webinar
Join the first 2023 GRS webinar on February 23, with special guest Dr Jeni Stevens from NSW Health (Clinical Midwifery Consultant in Infant Feeding)! The GRS Career Series is a monthly Zoom webinar featuring a guest speaker with a PhD and a career outside of academia.
Date: Thursday, 23 February 12PM – 1PM
Location: Zoom
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Beyond Borders: Global Perspectives on Digital Media and Children
How do children from different cultures and countries use screens for education, social connection, and entertainment? What can we learn from what other communities are doing to protect and advocate for children? Join us and our friends at the Children and Screens: Institute of Digital Media and Child Development in this virtual webinar where an international panel of experts discuss and examine the latest trends in youth media habits, research, policies and parenting perspectives from around the world.
Date: Thursday 1 December 4:30 am AEDT
Location: Online
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Youth and money matters: Precarity, wellbeing and digital media
Issues related to precarity and economic insecurity are central concerns for many sociologists studying the lives of young people. However, direct discussions of money and its use and meaning in everyday life remain rare in youth sociology. Join us and our friends at the Australian Sociological Association (TASA) Sociology of Thematic Group for a full-day symposium. The event brings established and emerging scholars, including Young & Resilient's Vice-Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellow, Dr Benjamin Hanckel, together with speakers from industry and stakeholder organisations to explore issues related to money and youth.
Date: Monday 28 November 9:00 am - 4:00 pm AEDT
Location: Melbourne Graduate School of Education, University of Melbourne Kwong Lee Dow Building, 234 Queensbury St. Carlton
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AAAH 2022 Youth Health Conference
What are the health needs of young people and what services and support do they require? Do health services cater for diverse communities and are we listening to young people enough? The Australian Association for Adolescence Health (AAAH) invites you to the 2022 Youth Health Conference to answer these questions and more.
Date: 7 – 9 November
Location: CENTREPIECE, Melbourne Park Melbourne, Victoria
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Rainbow Families Halloween Disco
Get set for an afternoon of great grooves and good times as Rainbow Families puts on their famous Halloween Disco! The wonderful Kate Monroe is returning on the decks, so expect to hear songs that will get both you and the kids shaking your booty. Bring a picnic blanket and set it up on the grass. We will have activities for the kids, snacks and drinks and of course the wonderful Kate Munroe playing all the best tunes!
Date: 5 November 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Location: 107 Green Square, 3A Joynton Avenue, Zetland
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The Rhetorics of Artificial Intelligence: A Symposium
The Rhetorics of Artificial Intelligence is a one-day symposium designed to explore the rhetoric of public discourses surrounding AI, and whether AI recognises and can employ rhetoric, broadly conceived. What do our ongoing conversations concerning AI reveal about larger social and political anxieties and phenomena? To what extent and in what ways will AI technologies transform language and meaning making in the world? Will AI ever emulate human modes of rhetorical interaction? As AI becomes a ubiquitous aspect of our everyday experience, such questions become more urgent and necessary. Join us to hear what members from Young & Resilient have to say.
Date: 3 November, 9:30 – 3:15pm
Location: Peter Shergold Building 1, Lvl 4, Rm 23 & 33, 169 Macquarie Street, Parramatta, Western Sydney University
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Navigating Collaborative Research: Technology & Impact for Young People
The Young and Resilient Research Centre invites you to an online seminar to celebrate research, as a part of Research Week 2022 at Western Sydney University. Join a panel of researchers, service providers and young people sharing their experiences in producing and participating in impactful research that results in real world change.
Date: 31 October 2022, 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm AEDT
Location: Online Seminar
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‘You are much more than just data’ – meaningful roles for young people in research
Are you a young person who would like to know more about the world of research? Or a researcher who wants to work with young people to do research in meaningful and relevant ways? Join our team of young researchers from the Centre for Multicultural Youth and (not so young) researchers from the Centre for Resilient and Inclusive Societies as we launch our new Youth Co-Research Toolkit!
Date: 15 August 2022 6pm - 7.15pm AEDT
Location: Online Webinar
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Foundations for Belonging 2022 – Insights on newly arrived refugees: Family separation and reunion during the pandemic
Settlement Services International will be launching the latest phase of the Foundations for Belonging research which explores insights on the impacts of the pandemic for newly arrived refugees in Australia. Join to hear Young & Resilient's Vice-Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellow, Dr Sukhmani Khorana taking part in a live panel discussion with a Q&A moderated by Lydia Feng, ABC TV.
Date: 16 August 2022 11am - 12.30am AEST
Location: Online Webinar
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Sexualities And Genders Research Seminar & White Paper Launch
The Sexualities and Genders Research Network at Western Sydney University is hosting a research seminar and launch of a critical white paper. The panel will feature Young & Resilient's Dr Benjamin Hanckel and Dr Shiva Chandra, together with Assoc Prof Lucy Nicholas, Assoc Prof Jacqueline Ullman, and Assoc Prof Tania Ferfolja places WSU as a national leader for research into intersectionality and the inclusion of trans* and gender diversity in gender equity in workplaces.
Date: 25 August 2022 4pm - 7pm AEST
Location: Online Webinar
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