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Another amazing year for CARI!
Thanks for all your support throughout the year.
We will reopen on Monday 8 January 2024.
Digital art by Frankie Dyson Reilly.
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Are you a part of the Australian screen industry? We would love for you to fill out our survey, which is investigating the mental health and wellbeing of individuals who work in the Australian screen industry: researchsurvey.griffith.edu.…
Anonymous and confidential. Closes 15/02/2024
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Griffith Film School’s Associate Professor @peterhegedus and sessional teacher and impact producer Bobbi-Lea Dionysius have launched a comprehensive survey to assess the mental health and wellbeing of those working in the screen industry.
news.griffith.edu.au/2023/11…
The Experimental Game Design Conference is happening tomorrow at the Griffith Film School (S08) from 9:45 am - 5:30 pm.
To register your attendance, click here: events.griffith.edu.au/event…
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That’s a wrap! Our 8th SIMM-posium is done and dusted, after a brilliant Day 3!
Heartfelt thanks to the 100+ delegates, Keynotes, Chairs, Online Facilitators, and performers who joined us in person and online from 24 different across and across Australia! #SIMM_Brisbane
A new Behind the Music Instalment: The role of cultural policy in responding to social conflict.
You can watch it here: youtube.com/watch?v=E1aBOuGd…
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We are very proud to announce that The Remedy Project has won the Vice Chancellor's Research Excellence award in the Research Group or Team category! #griffithuniversity
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My film, Farsh-e-Parandeh (Flying Carpet), won Best Animation Award in Hummingbird International Film Festival 🏆
Thanks @Hummingbird2k21!
A very special lunch time concert at SIMM-posium today curated by Flora Wong (HDR). Featuring HDR members Glenn Barry, Matthew Klotz, Libby Myers, Lexi Gorton and Frankie Dyson Reilly at the Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University.
Some photographs from the 3rd SIMM-posium (Social Impact of Music Making) day from the session Social Impact of Music Making in Oceania.
Some big issues have been discussed and grappled with at todays Climate Ready Australia National Summit presented by the Climate Action Beacon. CARI contributed through amazing conversations with delegates where we shared the work of researchers.
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Another epic day at our 8th SIMM-posium! From the Singing Indigenous Languages Collective to sessions on higher music education & social change, music, health & well-being, music making in Oceania & in detention, keynote by Prof Jioji Ravulo & river walk ‘n’ talk! #SIMM_Brisbane
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See you tomorrow at the Climate Ready Australia National Summit! A day of inspiring conversations, challenging questions, fruitful connections and plenty more awaits. #CRA2030
Read Music as Symbolic Action by adjunct member Phil Graham and Andy Ward here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Some wonderful shots from Tuesday's Hydrofictions boat trip. In collaboration with the Climate Action Beacon, this was the 5th iteration of Green Cellophane - an exploration of creative solutions to climate action. Facilitated by Ally Bisshop & Zeynep Akcay #climateactionbeacon
Alexis Kallio (QCGU) recently presented an analysis of the 2023 National Cultural Policy (Revive) at the Cultural Diversity in Music Education conference in Cape Town, South Africa.
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Wow! What a wonderful day 🎵💗
🎵 3 fabulous student concerts
🎵 26 incredible performers
🎵 So many supportive families and friends
🎵 Amazing team of helpers
Students made #music . They were #brave and #creative and #generous. I am #grateful – at Bardon, Brisbane
Another CARI podcast! Featuring Flora Wong, a PhD candidate and violinist from QCGU: shorturl.at/fpFOX 🎧️
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Check out our latest Blak Minds podcast featuring Kerry Kennell. A Zenadth Kes woman with connection to Ugar and Erub islands in the Eastern Torres Strait, Kerry's forged an exciting business and consulting career after graduating from @GriffLawSchool
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Tim Mosley (Senior Lecturer, QCAD) has a chapter in a new book The JAB Anthology, edited by Johanna Drucker and Brad Freeman and published by the University of Iowa Press.
uipress.uiowa.edu/books/jab-…
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