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@HugoCentre 's @romy_wasserman was pleased to attend the intimate C-19 launch of this report, a collaboration w Aust Migrant Resource Centre to check-in with regional migrants' experiences of housing, employment, future plans & challenges. Copies here bit.ly/2zJkQz5
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Counting down to this …
We are only a few days away from our official launch - this Thursday 4 November at 5.30pm ACDT. Stay tuned for more tweets (and maybe even a few photos) as we become a fully-fledged @UniofAdelaide
centre!
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#PopGRGis50 next week! 🎉We are excited to be joined by a fantastic panel of speakers including geographer and migration scholar @georgetan_gt (of @cdu_ni and @HugoCentre)
📅Wed 3 Nov📍Zoom
Registration free and open to all: tinyurl.com/popgrg
Here is the link for registration!
illuminateadelaide.com/event…
Counting down to the Hugo Memorial Lecture this Friday 16 July, 10am, Bonython Hall @UniofAdelaide. Prof Adam Graycar, Director @StrettonInst with the Hon Dr Jane Lomax-Smith @DrJaneLS to present on demography and policy. Register here illuminateadelaide.com/event…
Counting down to the Hugo Memorial Lecture this Friday 16 July, 10am, Bonython Hall @UniofAdelaide. Prof Adam Graycar, Director @StrettonInst with the Hon Dr Jane Lomax-Smith @DrJaneLS to present on demography and policy. Register here illuminateadelaide.com/event…
Professor Adam Graycar, director of @StrettonInst at @UniofAdelaide to speak on demography and policy at the Hugo Memorial Lecture as part of @AdlFOI. Details and registration at this link: illuminateadelaide.com/event…
See you there!
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⏰ TODAY AT 1pm ⏰
What does 🇦🇺 Australia need to do to make sure everyone has access to affordable, safe, secure, healthy housing? 🏡
Hear the latest 💡 ideas from some of the research leaders of @housing_cre.
Register here ⬇️
eventbrite.com.au/e/14217519…
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Excited and looking forward to tomorrow's launch of the new national Centre of Excellence for Healthy Housing @UniofAdelaide @_HealthyCities_ @rebecca_bentley @lyriandaniel @AntonvdH @TheAIML Hurry and register...
What is healthy housing? Do we have it in Australia? How do we make our housing healthier? Interested? Join us tomorrow to launch our new national Centre of Excellence for Healthy Housing @UniofAdelaide @rebecca_bentley @lyriandaniel @AntonvdH @TheAIML @CHURPUniAdel
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Interested in deepening your understanding of US-Australia relations? In South Australia? We are seeking EOIs to participate in a 3-day US-Australia alliance workshop for young leaders in Adelaide from 1-3 June 2021.
More info➡️bit.ly/3rGOwCc
@JoanneEWallis
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Recent graduates: open to applicants from all
fields of study, the Australian Bureau of Statistics is recruiting more than 150 data graduates for
placements across the Australian Public Service. Applications close 11 April 2021. More information 👉 bit.ly/3rkzEtg
Fantastic news! Congratulations George!!
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📢Call for papers: The State of Environmental Migration 2021
We invite Master's and early-stage PhD students currently enrolled in a tertiary institution, to submit their papers.
Deadline: May 31st, 2021
Submission instructions here: hugo.uliege.be/cms/c_7029251…
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There’s never been a more important time to follow the data. Great opinion piece on the value of collecting robust national data. – at Adelaide, South Australia
You can’t fix the economy if you can’t see it. How the ABS became our secret weapon: buff.ly/3ephkwa @ABSStats @ConversationEDU @ANUCrawford #ausecon #auspol
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Staying home works for many during COVID-19. But not all. So how can our housing improve? AHURI's Michael Fotheringham will be presenting with Professor Emma Baker and Mr Peter Koulizos tonight at Research Tuesdays: WELL MAY WE DWELL.
Register here → bit.ly/3t2UfDO
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📅 Next Tuesday, 9 March
⏰ 5:30pm – 6:30pm
🗣️ Prof. Emma Baker (@_HealthyCities_), Dr Michael Fotherinham, and Mr Peter Koulizos (@PeterKoulizos)
📌 Braggs Lecture Theatre. Register in-person: bit.ly/3qoV9c4
💻 Register virtually: bit.ly/3sInNX4
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Housing policy, and the changing relationship we have with our home, will be the topic of discussion in next week’s Research Tuesdays: 'Well May We Dwell'. 🏡
bit.ly/3qoV9c4
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@MarcusMapMaker Great to listen to @OzPopulation colleague I met years ago, Prof John Glover of @PHIDU_Health @TorrensUni discuss "Median age of death in a population" presented by @normanswan- abclisten.page.link/cB1VcaT1…. Available on ABC listen App - bit.ly/ABCradioApp
Congratulations to Hugo Centre Research Fellow Dr Deborah van Gaans for winning the Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute (SSSI) Women's Leadership Award, in recognition of her ability to use spatial science to improve equity in access to heath services. Well done Deb!!
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Can't wait to hear our very own Professor Emma Baker @_HealthyCities_ present at the next Research Tuesday on 9 March, "WELL MAY WE DWELL" eventbrite.com/e/research-tu… @Eventbrite
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❔ How is COVID-19 affecting where Australian’s live? Read our brief on migration between or within states and territories across Australia.
→ bit.ly/3s8dGdL
#AHURIBrief