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Poetics, Writing, Thought is a colloquium series at the University of Technology, Sydney based on recent and in-progress research, creative, and critical work. Each session consists of two presentations followed by...
GeoHumanities is a new journal just launched by the Association of American Geographers and will be published by Taylor and Francis. Its editors are Tim Cresswell (Northeastern University, Boston) and...
The Macquarie University Research Fellowship (MQRF) Scheme has opened for formal Expressions of Interest. Macquarie University will offer up to ten full-time Research Fellowship positions commencing in 2016. Fellowships will be awarded...
From The Fire brings together a selection of artworks made by people who experienced the Black Saturday bushfires in 2009. This exhibition captures the destruction of the fires and the...
A free screening of Moira Fahy's remarkable film Afterburn, which traces the emotional experiences of three families as they rebuild their lives in the wake of the Black Saturday bushfires....
This workshop will take the form of a discussion with Prof. Harriet Ritvo (MIT) about animals, the environment and the wild. The discussion will be focused by three preparatory readings...
PART I: WALK AND TALK The workshop will begin at the 40 000 Years mural at the Redfern railway bridge (designed by Carol Ruff 1983) where Cathy Craigie will talk about...
Finding Country is an ongoing project initiated by architect Kevin O’Brien in 2006 and continuing as a pluralist contest between the idea of Aboriginal space (Country), and European space (property)...
The Curtin University Sustainability Policy (CUSP) Institute is pleased to host a free public screening of the movie Cowspiracy. Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret is a groundbreaking one and a half hour long feature-length...
The word “cow” (or something very similar) has referred to the same bovine animals for more than a thousand years. But vernacular terms can be misleadingly robust. For example, the...