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Professor Mohan Dutta sits down with CARE Activist-in-Residence Dr James Gomez of Asia Centre, a not-for-profit organisation that seeks to create human rights impact in the South-east Asia region.
Follow the link below for the in-depth interview of the academic, former politician, and Nobel Peace Prize nominee!
The transformative capacity of collaboration between academics and activist offers a pivotal anchor for local-national-global resistance. In the white paper on academic-activist partnerships, Dr. Sue Bradford and Professor Mohan Dutta draw from their journeys in academia and activist organising to examine the intersections, synergies, challenges to, and lessons for academic activist partnerships. Questioning the meaning of collaboration and the nature of collaborative spaces in social change, the authors offer a conceptual framework for collaboration that joins in solidarity with the struggles of the oppressed.
Follow the link below for our final Activist-in-Residence video with Dr Bradford:
In the latest video of our Activist-in-Residence video series, Professor Mohan Dutta, Director of CARE, sits down for a one-on-one interview with Dr Sue Bradford and talks about her life in politics and activism.
Watch this compelling interview by following the link below!
We begin with our first Activist-in-Residence Dr Sue Bradford and her public talk called “Social Movements, Party Politics, and Structural Transformation.”
Please find the link below:
Message from Director of CARE Prof. Mohan Dutta, about the White Paper: Fake News, Digital Democracy and State Repression by Dr. James Gomez & Prof. Mohan Dutta and CARE’s collaboration with Asia Centre.
Wednesday 3rd OCTOBER, 2018, 1.00 pm – 2.00 pm
Public Talk: SOCIAL MOVEMENTS, PARTY POLITICS, AND STRUCTURAL TRANSFORMATION: NAVIGATING A PATH FORWARD IN CHALLENGING TIMES
GLB3.08 | Geography Building, Manawatu campus | MBS1.42 Massey Business School Seminar Room, Auckland campus | 5D12 Communication Lab, Wellington campus
Mediasite: https://webcast.massey.ac.nz/Mediasite/Play/491fa9258f244193a9172fb0fefc9f9c1d
Please click on the URL link for more media related articles on Sue Bradford
CARE Series on Sexual Violence
Drawing upon the fieldwork carried out by the research team, and based on our academic-activist collaboration with Braema Mathi, CARE is releasing a series of White papers. The first White paper is positioned as an advocacy brief for social change communication addressing sexual violence on University campuses globally. The paper outlines communicative practices for addressing sexual violence on University campuses as well as communicative strategies for advocacy directed at bringing about change.
Sexual Violence on University Campuses: Communication Interventions
Earlier this year, CARE held its first conference “Communication for Social Change: Intersections of Theory & Praxis” and it was a successful turnout. We had high profile speakers, conference participants from around the region and community members to grace the event and everyone learnt a lot from the 3 days of sharing knowledge and experiences with one another. In case you missed it, here are some recordings for the first day of the conference. Watch this space for the recordings of the rest of the days.
Poetography
Introductory Talk by Conference Chair
Disrupting Sites of Power : Lecture Demonstration and Performance for Social Change
Dialita Performance