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‘Embassy’, at the Asia Society in New York, is a space for activism and dialogue in support of Aboriginal and Indigenous land rights. At 12.30pm this Saturday 16 Nov, Prof Megan Davis joins artist Richard Bell to talk about the history of the Australian Aboriginal land rights movement and the significance of Mabo v Queensland (No 2) 1992. This event and the program that follows is free to attend, but registration is essential, link in bio or visit @asiasociety for more info.
‘Embassy’, at the Asia Society in New York, is a space for activism and dialogue in support of Aboriginal and Indigenous land rights. At 12.30pm this Saturday 16 Nov, Prof Megan Davis joins artist Richard Bell to talk about the history of the Australian Aboriginal land rights movement and the significance of Mabo v Queensland (No 2) 1992. This event and the program that follows is free to attend, but registration is essential, link in bio or visit @asiasociety for more info.
Uluru Youth Co-Chairs, Allira Davis and Bridget Cama, were in Meanjin, Brisbane this week at the National RAP Conference for a panel on the Uluru Statement from the Heart. Their session focused on the future of the Uluru Statement and called for active recommitment to the ask for structural reform through a Voice.
Uluru Youth Co-Chairs, Allira Davis and Bridget Cama, were in Meanjin, Brisbane this week at the National RAP Conference for a panel on the Uluru Statement from the Heart. Their session focused on the future of the Uluru Statement and called for active recommitment to the ask for structural reform through a Voice.
Last night the Nobel Prize Dialogue came to Australia, for the very first time, to discuss the Future of Decision Making.
Thank you to @nobelprize_org @unswcentreforideas for an incredible event. And to @dobbyau for not one, but two amazing performances.
Professor Megan Davis joined a lineup of speakers that included Brian Schmidt, Tawakkol Karman, Saul Perlmutter and Tim Minchin.
It was a totally full house, if you didn’t manage to grab a ticket don’t despair, you can watch the whole thing online - link in bio.
Last night the Nobel Prize Dialogue came to Australia, for the very first time, to discuss the Future of Decision Making.
Thank you to @nobelprize_org @unswcentreforideas for an incredible event. And to @dobbyau for not one, but two amazing performances.
Professor Megan Davis joined a lineup of speakers that included Brian Schmidt, Tawakkol Karman, Saul Perlmutter and Tim Minchin.
It was a totally full house, if you didn’t manage to grab a ticket don’t despair, you can watch the whole thing online - link in bio.
This Thursday night the Nobel Prize Dialogue is coming to Sydney for the very first time. They’ve gathered brilliant minds from science and beyond, including our very own Professor Megan Davis, to discuss the future of decision making.
The John Clancy Auditorium at UNSW has SOLD OUT, but you can still register to attend via livestream at the link in bio. There’s also a waitlist for physical tickets.
Speakers include Tawakkol Karman, Saul Perlmutter, Brian Schmidt, Owen Gaffney and Tim Minchin.
It’s free to register and it all kicks off at 6pm AEDT.
This Thursday night the Nobel Prize Dialogue is coming to Sydney for the very first time. They’ve gathered brilliant minds from science and beyond, including our very own Professor Megan Davis, to discuss the future of decision making.
The John Clancy Auditorium at UNSW has SOLD OUT, but you can still register to attend via livestream at the link in bio. There’s also a waitlist for physical tickets.
Speakers include Tawakkol Karman, Saul Perlmutter, Brian Schmidt, Owen Gaffney and Tim Minchin.
It’s free to register and it all kicks off at 6pm AEDT.
