Humanities

Are we really minding the gap? Assessing the transcultural applicability of procedural justice theory in the periphery Join the Zoom presentation via this link: https://une-au.zoom.us/j/256223977 and enter the Meeting ID…

From an idea, to a single scene, to an award-winning script, Dr Richard Jordan’s play, The Tiniest Thing, proves that, artistically, from little things big things grow. Dr Jordan, a…

Typecast Entertainment will work with Community and oral historians to create a major documentary film sharing Aboriginal Songlines with younger generations and popular audiences. Founder Tony Briggs, a Yorta Yorta/Wurundjeri…

“Having been in the shoes of distance students really helps you empathise with their situation and realise the value of face-to-face contact when the opportunity arises.” Linguistics lecturer Dr Arvind…

“I love documentary because I live for the truth. It’s a form of activism,” says UNE master’s student Lyndsay Urquhart, freshly back from Ficwallmapu – the fifth International Festival of…

As the 2020 Peace Summit for Emerging Leaders in Bangkok draws to a close, international experts will converge on Parramatta this week to keep peace on the agenda. The Rethinking…

Sometimes doing what you love takes a whole lot of hard work.  Though she loved music from a young age, UNE Bachelor of Music student Caitlin Annesley says her stop-start…

Living in Europe and racing 50 days of the year has not put the brakes on professional cyclist Lauren Kitchen’s plans to complete a degree, from which she’ll graduate at…

Celebrating International Volunteer Day 2019 – 5 December Dr Johanna Garnett, Lecturer in UNE Peace Studies, believes the most powerful change can happen at the community level. She has been…