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Congratulations to two of our #research projects that have attracted over 1 million dollars of national research #funding from the Australian Research Council (@arc_gov_au)! 🔎
⏩Read more here: tinyurl.com/2u7kysmh
@cswannpsych @CutterMackenzie
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🎉 Exciting News! Our team's been awarded an ARC Discovery Project set for Jan 2024. We're redefining climate change education with insights from both Indigenous & non-Indigenous perspectives. 🌍🍃 #SEAEAchievement #ClimateEducation #ARCDiscovery
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For all our sakes, Vote YES smh.com.au/national/my-peopl…
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Replying to @SeaeCentre
@SeaeCluster Must read Q1 article Digital media, political affect, and a youth to come: rethinking climate change education through Deleuzian dramatisation tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
@CutterMackenzie #digitalmedia;#political; #Deleuzian
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Southern Cross has achieved its best ever result in the #QS World University Rankings, reflecting the University's growing scholarly impact.
Read more➡️bit.ly/3Han4Xc
#QSWUR
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Published!
This paper describes a beautiful project with children and young people from the SSHRC funded 'Mapping A/r/tography' project, and how this work led us to design an a/r/tographic analytical protocol that engages the renderings.
doi.org/10.1177/107780042210…
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For #EarthDay Professor Amy Cutter-Mackenzie-Knowles features in this month's edition of @OceanRoadMag posing the question - who says our change activists have to be adults?
Read the article here: bit.ly/37FTGui @CutterMackenzie
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Surprise, surprise.
The Liberals’ $483 million dam only exists so it can help coal. They want to keep opening up new mines until 2049. This is a climate crime.
theguardian.com/australia-ne…
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I don’t know what planet Scott Morrison is living on, but it’s sure as hell not this one.
We’re fighting to stop climate change, Scott. You’re trying to make it worse.
We’ll never see eye to eye.
Amy Cutter-Mackenzie retweeted
Women and girls around the 🌎 are playing a crucial role in leading the charge on #ClimateChange adaptation, mitigation and response to build a more sustainable future for all.
How are you taking #ClimateAction for people and for planet? 🙋🏾♀️🙋♀️🙋🏽♀️ 🙋🏿♀️
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#CSW66
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President Zelensky to NATO: we asked for fighter jets, you have thousands of them, but haven't got any. You have 20,000 tanks - we need just 1% of them. We need them defend our country. We just want to live, to survive. I believe it's everyone's right.
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These water turbines can create renewable energy 24 days a year, 7 days a week. Designed not to block the natural flow of the river means its environmental impact is minimal.
We have so many solutions. Implement them. #ActOnClimate
#ClimateCrisis #ClimateAction #climate #energy
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My daughter and I surviving the night in Ukraine. We are real people at war with crazy dictator and we need the world’s support right now
#StandWithUkraine
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“Children and young people are often positioned as the next generation of leaders in whom the public imagines or expects to overcome the legacies of climate and environmental inaction.”
@CutterMackenzie in @tandfonline Clean Thinking for #ClimateAction bit.ly/2ZV735W
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Playing in nature is a great way for young kids to gain #STEM knowledge, according to new research by @CutterMackenzie + her @SCUonline, @Swinburne + @RMIT colleagues.
"Young children are ready, willing + able to engage in STEM activities”.
bit.ly/39s3SDZ
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"Children are the stuff of human survival" Thanks to
@CutterMackenzie @AusAssEnvEd @AJEnviroEd #AAEERS
climatechangeandme.com.au/su…
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Education student Gabriella chats to Professor Amy @CutterMackenzie on our latest episode of the SCU Buzz podcast about fascinating new research in the field of natureplay and what it can teach us about teaching STEM to young children. bit.ly/3z1pT6W
@scueducresearch
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Professor Amy @CutterMackenzie representing #SouthernCrossUniversity at the @GCBulletin #GoldCoast Women of the Year Awards. Amy joined the on-stage panel discussion and had the honour of announcing the Champion of Education award recipients. Congratulations to all the #GCWOTY!
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Join us this Thursday at 6pm (NSW time) to hear from our all-Indigenous panel at the last Thursday Night Live! of 2020. Facilitated by @Nyangbal of @thekoorimail, the discussion will respond to the 2020 NAIDOC week theme: Always Was, Always Will Be. bit.ly/3kdPAtB





























