12-20 September 2026
Panellists: Vanessa Lea, Professor Benjamin Sovacool, Associate Professor Anderson Assuah, Profesor Matthew Kearns Facilitator: Dr Deepika Mathur As the global race toward renewable energy accelerates, a silent challenge is piling up in the background. The rapid...
Watch Climate and Our Communities and join the filmmakers for reflections and discussion on climate action and its community impacts. This event centres on Climate and Our Communities, a 22-minute documentary co-produced in 2024 by researchers from UNSW Sydney and FGV...
Explore the social, ethical and democratic implications of corporate AI in universities through an interactive workshop Artificial Intelligence (AI)/GenAI is being rapidly adopted across public universities in Australia, including at UNSW. The speed and scale of AI...
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...
Panel discussion exploring the power of lived experience in disaster recovery and how AI will be used to amplify community voices. ONLINE EVENT As climate change increases the frequency and severity of disasters, what will help communities survive, recover and thrive?...
In collaboration with the Global Security & Politics Collective and the School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, Murdoch University invites students, staff, and members of the public to a free screening of The Comfort Dogs of Uganda. About the Film: The...
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...
Around the world, Outdoor Therapy practices have been challenging us to question some of our deepest assumptions about healing. Who is recognised as a legitimate facilitator of change? Why are some places considered therapeutic while others are not? What makes a...
This event is aimed at Humanities and Social Science (HASS) educators across Australia, particularly those in secondary schools. Based on my recent book release, Humming Along (Amba Press), I wish to support educators with their upcoming preparation and planning of...
Join the University of Queensland Library for a timely discussion on the current and emerging impacts of artificial intelligence on copyright and intellectual property, as part of our Connected Conversations series. Featuring a series of lightning talks from experts...