Engaging Hard-To-Reach Communities

I attended excellent presentations from justice practitioners in Sydney.

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Education Project

Tuesdays are a massive day of back to back meetings. Managed to make good progress on an education project focusing on communicating change.

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1939 railway advertising showing a white woman dressed smartly with travel bags

Meeting on Research Progress

Phew, what a day! I led an executive meeting to discuss our research project progress. I had a meeting on our forthcoming short-term research on education, which has a two-week around.

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Phase One of Fieldwork Ends

Today was an incredibly hectic day. I attended various back to back meetings to receive feedback on a case study I’m working on, before moving on to discuss drafting a template for research agreements.

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Speakers hold the Aboriginal flag on the steps of the Supreme Court of New South Wales

Justice for Elijah

Fourteen year old Elijah Doughty was killed by a White man who only received three years backdated to his arrest. We cannot allow this nation to continue killing Indigenous people with impunity.

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Corporate Training

Attended corporate training today, focused on integrity principles, ethics and fraud in the public sector (amongst other themes).

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Interviewing on Health and Justice

Today, I was in the Western suburbs, interviewing for a study on health, justice and access to support in minority cultural and religious groups.

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Facilitation Course

I attended a facilitation course where the material was interesting and useful. I’ve been facilitating meetings, workshops, training and other activities for over a decade professionally but there are always new techniques and theories to learn.

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Tents placed outside the Martin Place sign

‘As Long as Poverty, Injustice and Gross Inequality Persist in Our World’

In the month of August, people who are homeless occupied one of Sydney’s most famous sites, Martin Square, to protest lack of secure, affordable housing.

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