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Beyond the headlines: Real talk on crime and community

UOW Liverpool 33 Moore Street, Liverpool

Hooked on true crime podcasts or crime dramas, but wondering how much is actually real? This free, one-hour community event brings together leading criminologists and community safety practitioners to separate fact from fiction – no academic background required. Set in a relaxed panel format and hosted by Sydney Morning Herald Crime and Justice Reporter Amber Schultz, the discussion will unpack the real science behind crime, justice, and community safety. Whether you're a curious community member, a local parent, or a social or community worker, this event offers an accessible and engaging opportunity to explore how the justice system really works […]

Free

Our Stories: Make a Film with Your Community

Room 650, Social Sciences Building, University of Sydney Science Road, Camperdown

Description Our Stories invites community members and anyone interested in storytelling to explore how people represent their experiences and places through film. The evening features a short talk by Dr Habib Moghimi (University of Sydney) and Nick Grinpukel (Social Impact Lab, UTS) on how documentary and creative media can support communities in telling their own stories. The session asks: who tells our stories, who decides what is seen and heard, and what changes when people hold the camera themselves? The event continues with a screening of Parramatta Redux by Malini Sur (Western Sydney University), a 38-minute documentary exploring the diverse communities connected […]

Free

Game Studies and the Culture(s) Behind Games

UNSW AGSM John B Reid Theatre G07, Kensington

Discover how games are shaping social science through a keynote and panel with leading Game Studies experts. Explore the fascinating world of Game Studies and discover how games are transforming social science research. This engaging event consists of a keynote lecture by co-author of "Game Studies: A Critical Introduction To The Field" Brendan Keogh, and a panel Q&A between Associate Professor Brendan Keogh, Professor Marcus Carter, and Dr Taylor Hardwick aimed at introducing all interested to the field of Game Studies. In doing so, it brings together experts to unpack the cultural, social, and technological dimensions of gaming, while showcasing […]

Free