That I was able to stand up in Parliament today and declare a climate emergency was the result of many years of hard work by thousands of people. To everyone of you, thank you for all you have done. The declaration belongs to you. 💚 We now owe it you to back it up with action.

A recent blog post I wrote for Professor Pirkko Markula on my research with dedicated women Yoga practitioners ✨ psychologytoday.com/us/blog/fit-fe…

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There's a myth that young people get anxious or depressed when people talk about the reality of the climate crisis. My experience is the opposite. The worst part is denial, looking away, downplaying or spreading false hope saying ”we'll fix this” without taking sufficient action.

The last section of my poem ‘fire moves faster’ in the summer edition of The Saturday Paper. I hope everyone has a better 2021 x

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Some great abstracts coming in! Radically different methodologies, intentions & disseminations all designed to make a difference @JacquieKidd1 @KateyThom @MoiraFortin Ethnography at its most cutting edge

This is very sad: Richard Nunns, probably the world’s foremost expert on taonga puoro, has died. Alongside the late Hirini Melbourne and carver Brian Flintoff, he literally breathed life into instruments made from natural materials, reflecting Te Ao Māori. audioculture.co.nz/people/richard…

Today, Elisa Loncon Antileo , indigenous Mapuche academic, teacher and activist, was elected as President of the Constitutional Convention of Chile. May her wisdom and that of all indigenous peoples guide us in this historic task to write a new Magna Carta for a more just Chile.

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.The University of Waikato 🎓's Margaret Lloyd Sieger, PhD: "We need to be training scientists to be able to speak with economists, social scientists and vice versa using a shared language & common understanding of what #ClimateChange is to come up with new thinking and solutions" buff.ly/3BE93gf

Margaret Lloyd Sieger, PhD Next steps for The University of Waikato 🎓 on the heels of the Bachelor of Climate change? Get the students circulating! Further inspiration here: theguardian.com/environment/20…

And here we go again. If you're not familiar with the incredible WR holding migration of this little NZ birdy battler it really is a treat to follow. It's a journey fraught with danger, hope, fear, success and mystery that plays out in real life and real time. LETS GO LITTLE DUDE

Resonance! Today’s instalment of #transmediadirectors is an exploration of dispersed authorship in Sigur Ros’s #valtarimysteryfilmexperiment by Gareth Schott and A/Prof Karen Barbour. Even ‘schottie’ dogs love Sigur Rós! (Sorry that’s particularly bad 😬🙄).

If you are in the CBD, you'll see our Boon After Dark sculptures being installed today in Garden Place. Our installarion team is doing a fantastic job and are ahead of schedule. #Boonafterdark #BAD2021 #FullSpectrum #boonstreetart #arteverywhereeveryday

Well the adult godwits are getting close to arrival, the first is expected tomorrow afternoon, with the second due on Sunday, but note two more are the move but do not report very often so hard to keep track of

Only 2 weeks to CEAD 2021! Register today cead2021.org Ethnographic Edge Journal & CEAD hui @JacquieKidd1 "Our theme, Research That Matters is both a reflection of the importance of ethnographic research and a call to action for ethnographic scholars."

Starts tomorrow!!