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15 May Past event
Safer roads, active transport and healthier communities
A panel discussion about moving to safe and sustainable transport in Australia, to mark the 7th UN Global Road Safety Week.
Architecture and Urban Planning
Built Environment
Medicine and Health
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17 May Past event
Book launch: Only Rape! Human Rights and Gender Equality for Refugee Women
Join UNSW's Adjunct Associate Professor Eileen Pittaway and Dr Linda Bartolomei for the launch of their most recent book, Only Rape! Human Rights and Gender Equality for Refugee Women.
Humanities and Social Sciences
Politics and Society
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18 May Past event
Bhutan to Blacktown – and Beyond: A Conversation About Refugee Leadership in Australia
Forced to flee Bhutan as a refugee, Om Dhungel is today an award-winning community leader in Western Sydney and a debut author, whose new book is described by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as simply ‘a great Australian story’.
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19 May Past event
Ignite the Spark Conference
Excellence and equity – Creating opportunities
Education
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22 May – 18 Aug Past event
Library Exhibition: More-Than-Human Wellbeing
An exhibition that uses multimodal arts-based and multi-sensory methods to highlight ways of knowing and being within and beyond the world of self-tracking apps.
Art and Culture
Campus events
Design
Environment
Humanities and Social Sciences
Medicine and Health
Politics and Society
Science
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23 May Past event
Connections, Community and Culture
Sydney Writers' Festival | In Conversation with the winners of the NSW Premier’s History Awards 2022.
Centre for Ideas
Humanities and Social Sciences
Media
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24 May Past event
Redesigning assessment for a world in which generative AI and contract cheating exist
Learn how to respond to the challenges that new forms of cheating, such as generative AI and contract cheating, present to the integrity of academic assessment.
Campus events
Education
Innovation
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24 May Past event
Coping with Uncertainty
Discipline of Psychiatry & Mental Health Research Seminar
Medicine and Health
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24 May Past event
Jenny Odell: Resisting the Attention Economy
Sydney Writers' Festival | In a world where our value is often determined by our productivity and busyness, doing nothing may be our most important form of resistance.
Campus events
Centre for Ideas
Humanities and Social Sciences
Media
Politics and Society
Technology
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25 May Past event
Toby Walsh on the Artificial in Artificial Intelligence
Sydney Writers' Festival | World-leading AI expert and Machines Behaving Badly author Toby Walsh delivers a Curiosity Lecture on the ethical considerations and unexpected consequences that new technologies pose in the world. 
Engineering
Innovation
Technology
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25 May Past event
Beginnings: Generations
Sydney Writers' Festival | Come and meet our festival guests as they unfold their beginnings in five-minute readings.
Art and Culture
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25 May Past event
Brigitta Olubas on the Life and Work of Shirley Hazzard
Sydney Writers' Festival | Author and English Professor Brigitta Olubas shares insight into Shirley Hazzard, her illuminating biography of one of Australia’s greatest ever novelists.
Art and Culture
Humanities and Social Sciences
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25 May Past event
Beginnings: Past, Present, Future
Sydney Writers' Festival | Come and meet our festival guests as they unfold their beginnings in five-minute readings.
Art and Culture
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25 May Past event
Future Shocks
Sydney Writers' Festival | In the wake of flood, fire, plague and ChatGPT, Joëlle Gergis, Norman Swan, and Toby Walsh consider what shocks lie ahead and how we can prepare. With host Julianne Schultz.
Engineering
Medicine and Health
Politics and Society
Technology
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25 May Past event
#CareersUnlocked: How to enhance productivity and culture by embracing employee psychology
DIGITAL EVENT | Join our expert panel as they dive into employee psychology – exploring how understanding your employees is the key to enhancing productivity and culture in the workplace.
Business and Economics
Humanities and Social Sciences
Politics and Society
Science
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