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UNSW Centre for Ideas

UNSW Centre for Ideas
Climate Change
Environmental Justice
Degrowth
Consent
Mental Health
Public Health
Social Justice
Sustainability
Education
Artificial Intelligence
Cold War Liberalism
Gendered Violence
Policy Change
Health Care Systems
GDP
Crispr-Cas9
Israel-Palestine Conflict
Class
Algorithms
Scientific Integrity

An initiative of UNSW Sydney, the Centre for Ideas is a thought-provoking program of events and digital content from the globe's leading thinkers, authors and artists.

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As natural disasters increase in frequency and severity, we are all at risk of one day having our homes and our lives being in danger from fire or flood. Right now, we are seeing an unprecedented level of people needing rescue in the midst of disaste... more

Our coastal marine habitats are suffering from the man-made degradation of climate change. From coral reefs to seagrass meadows, oyster reefs and kelp forests, these ecosystems are vital nurseries for marine life and natural coastal buffers against s... more

Light has unlocked many technologies over the course of human history. The more we learn about what light is and what it can do, the more applications we find to advance our lives. When we study light at the smallest scale possible, at the atomic lev... more

Within today's social media landscape, a finely tuned content algorithm is serving up often unhealthy and sometimes extreme views on masculinity. For boys, in particular, the injection of vitriol into playgrounds, classrooms, backyards and wider soci... more

Ask any AI image generator to create an image of a garden and you’re likely to receive a very specific type; manicured English or French, colourful plants, geometric forms and a winding pathway made of stone or gravel. Why is this such a big deal? Mi... more

More than 400,000 children and adolescents will be diagnosed with cancer worldwide this year. Many treatments that are meant to save a child can leave them with lifelong side-effects, including heart damage, infertility and cognitive issues. But for ... more

The scintillating chronicler of human weakness, Oscar Wilde, once said, “True friends stab you in the front”. 

In this popular event, writer and presenter Annabel Crabb and writer David Marr lead opposing teams in a rollicking debate on the legiti... more

Ivan Coyote doesn’t fit neatly into one of two gender boxes, they never have. From an early age in the Canadian Yukon, they can remember discovering a coded but very possible queer future hidden in the music coming out of the AM radio in the kitchen,... more

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Thomas Mayo
Award-winning author, human rights advocate and Indigenous leader
Episode: Who's the Man?
Tom Harley
Former Aussie Rules player, Captain for Geelong and Sydney Swans CEO
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Episode: Who's the Man?
Dr. Charu Maithani
Lecturer in the School of Arts and Media at UNSW, researcher interested in the perceptions and meanings of images in contemporary media culture
University of New South Wales
Episode: Rewiring AI with Dr Charu Maithani | One Big Idea
Maria Kavallaris AM
Founding director of the Australian Centre for Nanomedicine at UNSW and head of Translational Cancer Nanomedicine at the Children's Cancer Institute, focusing on developing effective and less toxic cancer therapies.
Australian Centre for Nanomedicine, Children's Cancer Institute
Episode: Tailor-Made Childhood Cancer Treatments with Professor Maria Kavallaris AM | One Big Idea
Karen Hao
Author of "Empire of AI" and a journalist known for her insights into AI.
Episode: Karen Hao: Empire of AI
Sherine Al Shallah
PhD candidate at UNSW Sydney
UNSW Sydney
Episode: Sherine Al Shallah and Lucas Lixinski on Cultural Objects
Kaliane Bradley
A Cambodian-British writer based in London, known for her dynamic storytelling and exploration of identity.
Episode: Kaliane Bradley: The Ministry of Time
Norman Erikson Pasaribu
Toba Batak poet and writer born in Jakarta.
Episode: Queer Life, Love & Identity
Dylin Hardcastle
Author of the book 'A Language of Limbs,' set in queer Sydney across the 70s and 80s.
UNSW School of Arts and Media
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Reframing Rescue with Communities at the Heart with Dr Regina Jefferies | One Big Idea
Q: What are you researching right now?
I am researching the intersection of refugee law and disaster management, focusing on the circumstances that force people to move or prevent them from moving.
Reframing Rescue with Communities at the Heart with Dr Regina Jefferies | One Big Idea
Q: How do we rescue people from disasters without removing them from their homes?
The conversation suggests reframing rescue as considering human agency and allowing communities to manage their risks rather than viewing them merely as victims in need of rescue.
Who's the Man?
Q: How do we prepare our daughters for tackling misogyny?
Have conversations about strength, and allow them to stand up against mistreatment.
Who's the Man?
Q: What advice do you have for young men navigating quite a complex world?
Consider other people's perspectives and it's okay not to have all the answers.
Rewiring AI with Dr Charu Maithani | One Big Idea
Q: What does decolonising AI look like, and how do we go about that?
Decolonizing AI involves recognizing the colonial mindsets embedded in technology design and creating inclusive models that consider diverse cultural perspectives and community engagement.

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This podcast features thought-provoking discussions with leading thinkers, authors, and artists, focusing on a diverse range of topics including literature, ethics, cultural heritage, and social issues. Episodes explore contemporary concerns such as climate change, gender equity, the impact of technology on society, and the complexities of human rights, offering insights from experts in various fields. Unique characteristics of the series include its emphasis on storytelling and personal experiences as a means to engage listeners, making it a compelling choice for those interested in deepening their understanding of pressing global matters and the arts. Content is often tied to events at a prominent Australian university, providing a platfo... more

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