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Recent news
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UC shows commitment to early learning, joins Thrive by Five campaign
More on UC shows commitment to early learning, joins Thrive by Five campaignThe University of Canberra supports calls for reform of the early education system, partnering with the Minderoo Foundation’s Thrive by Five campaign.
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UC collaboration brings citizens’ jury to Canberra
More on UC collaboration brings citizens’ jury to CanberraThe University of Canberra and the University of Tasmania will bring 24 ordinary citizens together in Canberra, to debate the social, ethical and legal arguments of genome editing.
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UC researcher calling on teenagers to have their say in schoolyard designs
More on UC researcher calling on teenagers to have their say in schoolyard designsA University of Canberra researcher is running a competition for adolescents to have their say in what they want, and need, in public outdoor spaces.
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Strength training can empower abuse survivors, says UC researcher
More on Strength training can empower abuse survivors, says UC researcherUniversity of Canberra researcher Erin Kelly is helping to empower survivors of domestic abuse through a strength training program, even as she researches the role such sports could play in healing from trauma.
Upcoming research events
FAD Research Seminar Series (N&MRC) - "Communicating development benefits: an approach to beneficiary engagement and its challenges" - Nandita Dutta
Please join us for our next FAD Seminar Series hosted by N&MRC & FAD Research Office
Date: Monday 12 April 2021
Time: 1:30pm-2:30pm
Location: 1A21 – please ensure you check in using... Event details FAD Research Seminar Series (N&MRC) - "Communicating development benefits: an approach to beneficiary engagement and its challenges" - Nandita Dutta
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