Leadership for Cultural Competence: innovations at the cutting edge to achieve change
Training in cultural competence to allow people to work better in cross-cultural environments is becoming increasingly important in our globalised community. American trailblazer Professor Tawara Good...
9 Des 20141h 35min
The Kids Aren’t Alright: Supporting children when a parent has cancer
Cancer does not occur in a vacuum - it has a major impact on family, friends and colleagues. When a parent has cancer, the whole family experiences cancer. For a parent, there are many questions to an...
24 Sep 20141h 7min
Google me Happy - Managing Young People's Mental Health Support
Young people aged 12–25 are the highest at-risk group for experiencing mental health problems. They are also the group most likely to look for help and support online. Using the internet for social ne...
10 Sep 20141h 17min
War, Death and Memory: Beyond 1914- The University of Sydney and the Great War
An expert panel on 'War, Death and Memory' with leading Australian historians explores consequences of the Great War on individual lives and the national psyche. The panel discussion marked the laun...
9 Sep 20141h 34min
Last Lecture: Professor Raewyn Connell
Professor Raewyn Connell from the University of Sydney Faculty of Education and Social Work) gives her ‘last lecture’ celebrating 43 years of groundbreaking teaching and research, and a body of work t...
5 Sep 20141h 22min
Professor Nikolas Rose on Mental Life in the Metropolis
How do different forms of urban life get ‘under our skin’ shaping our bodies, souls and mental states? Prominent British sociologist Nikolas Rose considers some recent work in the neurosciences and it...
26 Aug 20141h 20min
Egypt 2011 - 2014: opportunities and challenges after three years of uprising
In January 2011 Egyptian people took to the streets demanding the fall of a corrupt and authoritarian regime. A revolutionary movement including women and men from different generations, social backgr...
23 Jun 20141h 23min
Tara Moss: The Fictional Woman
Author Tara Moss on molded gender narratives, toxic silences, and damaging stereotypes. In conversation with Professor Elspeth Probyn and a fellow PhD candidate in the Department of Gender and Cultura...
17 Jun 20141h 22min
