UTS has been named as one of the world’s top universities for the study of 34 subjects in the latest edition of the QS World University Rankings by Subject, with 14 of them ranked in the global top 100. Read more: ow.ly/xAeC50Rjwug

Join our panel discussion at Vivid Sydney on Tuesday, 5 June, from 6 to 7:30 pm, exploring the importance of names and the challenges faced by people with names considered 'tricky' or 'unfamiliar.'

Register here: ow.ly/ZluA50RaZrx

The James Martin Institute for Public Policy's Policy Challenge Grant program supports applied research to an existing policy priority area, or a potential future policy challenge in NSW.

The 2024 application round is open until 19 April 2024.

Apply now: ow.ly/GYEV50RaZ9W

Join our FREE discussion on Planetary Health (April 11, 12:30 PM) & learn how climate change & global systems impact public health.

We'll explore solutions for a healthier future with experts like Sharon Friel & Michael Thomson!
Link to register: ow.ly/jpKU50R3LZ7

Build inclusive classrooms! UTS's 'Practising Inclusion' micro-credential equips you with equity & social justice knowledge.

6-weeks online. Starts 4 April.

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Squatting, kidnapping and collaboration: Australia’s first women’s shelters were acts of radical grassroots feminism theconversation.com/squatting-kidn…

Exploring the essence of Harmony Day: It's more than just celebrating diversity; it's about understanding, respect, and unity. This insightful article by Dr Elaine Laforteza delves into the significance of fostering harmony in our communities.

Read more: ow.ly/FRiz50QXowZ

Dive into 'We Are More (WAM)', a podcast reshaping education recognition. Proud to partner with U@Uni Academy. Led by youth, supported by Learning Creates Australia, National Indigenous Youth Education Coalition & more!

Listen on Spotify: url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/7VLPCnx1zVU7…
Watch on YouTube: ow.ly/GtKp50QXk5X

It's the hidden crisis that has been illuminated by the murders of Jessie Baird and Luke Davies, and activists say domestic violence in LGBTQI relationships is one that must be taken more seriously, reports Ainslie McNally for Central News. shorturl.at/huOW5

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How can we reshape societal perceptions of #teachers and transform their roles to create better education for all? UTS Business School Professor of Social Impact Rachel Wilson provides insights on the challenges facing the #education sector. blog.aare.edu.au/the-one-report…

The rising cost of living hinders student access to higher education. The Australian Universities Accord Final Report sheds light on the challenges. UTS takes action by implementing a Financial Inclusion Action Plan (FIAP).

Learn more: ow.ly/muME50QVeH0

UTS's own Dr. Anne Summers on how tech became the next frontier in domestic violence. Via The Saturday Paper.

Follow up re Social Justice UTS➕EPHEA Webinar #UnisAccord (recording soon @ tinyurl.com/4ab7rbjx)
As per ADCET Darlene McLennan
👇Universities Accord not ambitious for students with disability😕
Rosemary Kayess
🙏Oliver Gordon
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That's a wrap on day 1 of the #Elsie Conference – celebrating 50 years since the beginning of the women's refuge movement in Australia. It was a privilege to hear from so many incredible speakers, and we can't wait to continue the conversation tomorrow at UTS Business School.

amazing turnout for the Elsie domestic violence Conference at UTS organised by Aussie feminist legend ⁦Anne Summers⁩ to mark 50 yrs since first women’s refuge here

Great to hear Anne Summers opening the #Elsie conference celebrating 50 years since the establishment of Elsie Women’s Refuge, and the start of the women’s refuge movement in Australia.

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Thank you to everyone who came along to our International Women's Day talk last Friday. A recording of the event will be available on our website soon.

And huge 👏 to the incredible female-identifying members of the UTS community for all the amazing work they do.

The Centre is proud to partner with @VIVIDSydney, for 'Say My Name: The Humanity of Names'. Hear our panellists discuss their personal experiences and the cultural, familial and historical ties of names.

5 June, 6-7:30PM
UTS Great Hall, Bldg 1

Register: ow.ly/NoaE50QQSHt