British Cultural Commentators on Revolutionary Mexico
The Mexican Revolution (1910–20) gave birth to a radical regime which, during the 1920s and 1930s, innovated in terms of state-building, social reform, and cultural policy, thus becoming a magnet for ...
29 Nov 20161h 36min
Calcium Regulation and Advances in Treatment
Professor Rajesh Thakker FRS FMedSci from the University of Oxford delivers a lecture in the 21st Century Medicine series of public lectures.
24 Nov 20161h 1min
Stephane Shepherd on Assessing the Needs of Indigenous People in Custody
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people comprise 27% of the prison population but represent only 3 % of the Australian population. Justice health professionals often grapple with providing cultur...
24 Nov 20161h 2min
Dean's Lecture Series. Comparative Pedagogies and Epistemological Diversity in Education
The educational landscape today is marked by numerous texts for teachers that identify ‘what works’ in the classroom and ‘best practices’ for bolstering student achievement in different subjects. Alth...
16 Nov 20161h 12min
The Chaser at USyd 2016 : Sakdiyah Ma’ruf on The Virtues of Self-Censorship
For our 2016 Chaser lecture we bring you Indonesia’s first female Muslim stand-up comedian and freedom of expression advocate, Sakdiyah Ma’ruf (winner of the 2015 Vaclav Havel Prize for Creative Disse...
15 Nov 20161h 22min
Accelerating Gender Equality: Do we need Male Champions of Change?
Australian of the Year David Morrison AO leads a panel of researchers, students and academics in this topical debate. Some of the questions they explore include: - Is this model of change the key to ...
2 Nov 20161h 28min
The Three Biggest Challenges Facing the Food System, and How we Fix Them
Professor Corinna Hawkes, Director of the Centre for Food Policy, City University London The keynote lecture in the Food Governance Conference hosted by Sydney Law School and the Charles Perkins Cent...
1 Nov 20161h 30min
Future States: Visions for the health of our people, communities and planet
A forum held as part of the University of Sydney Innovation Week 2016. How can today’s research inform tomorrow’s public policy, drive technological innovation and inspire our creative sectors? For t...
28 Okt 20161h 13min
