Today is my last day as President Australian Academy of the Humanities. It has been an honour to serve in the role. Warm thanks to the Secretariat, Council and Fellows for their support and hard work.

BREAKING! ❤️🖤💛Pls read & share widely my article out now, showing how the #VoteNo campaign is run by the same #AtlasNetwork 'free-market think-tanks' that do climate denial & election influence for Big Oil & Gas.
🔥 #VoiceReferendum #VoteYES23Australia

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Excellent reflection on the importance of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament proposal in Australia by political philosopher Duncan Iveson humanities.org.au/power-of-the-h…

We are dismayed to learn of ACU’s decision to gut its disciplines of History, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Pol. Science, and the entirety of Medieval and Early Modern Studies. 1/4

Fantastic to see discussions in Melbourne kicking off overnight! See you soon! #RGSIBG23

Are you a climate scientist/researcher? Are you interested in creating space to connect with others around what you FEEL about the climate crisis, not just what you KNOW? To work with artists to help do this & see where it might lead?! (short 🧵) climatelab.swansea.ac.uk/#events

Quarter of the way through the 21st century, climate collapsing and ecosystems failing, and this is supported by the Labor and Liberal parties. Disgraceful and disgusting.

New chapter written w/ Ellen van Holstein 'Beyond climate strikes: Intersectionality and environmental care' uses data from Young People at a Crossroads (YPX) to argue for more comprehensive, intersectional understandings of yp’s environmental care. Get in touch if you can't access
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How we collaborated in creating #FirstInventors to celebrate extraordinary Indigenous peoples' knowledges and technologies

theconversation.com/how-we-collabo… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand Larissa Behrendt CABAH Dr JM Field Karlie Alinta Noon Jonathan Benjamin Carissa Lee

Recent advancements in #AI have generated new interests, methods, problems and capabilities across humanities & the arts. We'll explore this and more at this year's symposium, convened by Jean Burgess and Julian Thomas.
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Congrats for your work on this Anna-Maria Arabia (she/her) and Chennupati Jagadish

Duncan Ivison on Far from undermining democracy, The Voice will pluralise and enrich Australia’s democratic conversation
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This Mother’s Day I want to tell you why I became determined to write my book Becoming a Mother: An Australian History with Manchester University Press. There are so many reasons…

Congrats. Looks excellent.

With thanks to the Roy Geog Soc Qld, I'll be talking about the social life of Australian nature and the case of Barka/Darling River ecocide on Tues May 2. In person in Brisbane and via Zoom (also recorded for later) rgsq.org.au/event-5246498 #Menindee #fishkill #hydrosocial

If you teach about the social life of water, this brilliant 18 min conversation btwn Clint Jasper and Suejackson.bsky.social is your friend. #Menindee #fishkill #hydrosocial #place #geography

Country Breakfast features abc.net.au/radionational/…

How does Australia respond to the #IPCC report?

Expanding coal mining: cashed up New Hope to double coal volumes

#MoveBeyondCoal #auspol

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Wrote about the evidence, where we are, where we should be, where we could be.

The latest IPCC report makes it clear no new fossil fuel projects can be opened. That includes us, Australia theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

If you want to know more about what makes Menindee vulnerable to fish kills, read our paper written after the last mass kill (spoiler: it is not a natural disaster) Lesley Head @[email protected]
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Round 1 footy coverage interrupted by #bushfire evacuation alerts. What will September bring?