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We are INCREDIBLY excited that Prof Alison Phipps & Dr Saba Vasefi will be delivering our Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies Healthy Societies lectures this year. Join us on 31 Oct at SSPS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. All welcome! Register here or contact me or @leahmouse for details: eventbrite.com.au/e/towards-refu…

This promises to be a fantastic read by two stellar scholars @Henriettaroseb and Jaya Keaney - cannot wait to get stuck in!

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Our 2024 Healthy Societies lecture is coming up NEXT WEEK! Join us at University of Sydney or online as Prof Alison Phipps & Dr Saba Vasefi discuss refugee integration, belonging, resistance & creativity with Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies Director Alex Broom All welcome. Register eventbrite.com.au/e/towards-refu…

Joined remarkable, gently thoughtful colleagues in Centre for Healthy Societies to give Healthy Societies lecture today strengthening the work between University of Glasgow and University of Sydney with UofG Unesco RIELA 🧡 in joint lecture with Saba Vasefi, songs and joyful jacarandas. #NewScots

What an honour to host Prof Alison Phipps & Dr Saba Vasefi ♀ at Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies today, for our 2024 Healthy Societies Lecture. As my co-organiser @leahmouse summed it up, "there was policy & poetry, song & scholarship". Thank you to everyone who joined us for this powerful event

A huge thank you to Prof Alison Phipps አሊሰን 🧡🕊️ and Dr Saba Vasefi ♀ for sharing their incredibly powerful, moving, and inspiring work at our Healthy Societies Annual Lecture today. And thank you to all who attended and witnessed the scholarship, poetry and song!

Our beautiful University of Sydney campus this morning

"Our new study, the largest of its kind, shows high rates of PTSD, depression & suicidal thoughts among people who previously experienced detention" | Important research from Philippa Specker, Angela Nickerson & Belinda Liddell in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand today theconversation.com/we-knew-offsho…

I'm in Perth this week for #TASA2024. Looking forward to re/connecting with wonderful colleagues from across Aust sociology. First up tomorrow, I'll be speaking at TASA's HDR day as part of this fab panel on pitching to media. If you're there too, please come and say hi!👋

Great papers in #TASA2024's migration stream this afternoon | @leahmouse reminds us that migrant healthcare workers are not just collections of skills (as sometimes represented in policy docs), but are human beings embedded in and constituted through their relationships of care

Two talks down, one to go! I'll be presenting my DECRA research on children's experiences of parental detention and deportation at #TASA2024 today. Sadly, this research is all too relevant this week, as the government moves to increase its #deportation powers. 11am in 501.117

As we approach the end of the year, we are thrilled to congratulate Dr Michelle Peterie & Dr Katherine Kenny for their recent academic promotions! Both Katie and Michelle are invaluable members of our team, contributing to the intellectual leadership of the Centre & beyond. Congrats!

An exciting day in the life of a PhD supervisor: sitting down with one of my and Alex Broom's 3rd year PhD students (not to mention a good supply of cardboard, sticky tabs and sharpies) to plot out her thesis chapter by chapter 🙌

Just published a new #BookReview! Zoe Bell reviewed three books on the Australian Asylum Seeker Policy by Antje Missbach, Julia Caroline Morris, and Dr Michelle Peterie. Read the #OpenAccess review here: refuge.journals.yorku.ca/index.php/refu…

Powerful article by Saba Vasefi ♀ in The Saturday Paper today, highlighting the plight of young refugees who were detained by Australia as children and are now banned from studying. Thank you for citing our research in this article, Saba, and for the important work you do 🙏 Sydney Centre for Healthy Societies