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IDAHOBIT Celebration & LGBTIQ+ Discussion
Hosted by the ANU ALLY Network and the Respectful Relationships Unit, panelists celebrate International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) and discuss how to support Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex, Queer + communities during COVID-19 response.
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Racism & Discrimination Bystander webinar
Hosted by the ANU Respectful Relationship Unit Manager Sue Webeck, this webinar features experts from the MATE Bystander Program discussing the importance of identifying and responding to racism and discrimination within our communities.
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Party activism and protest outside the convention
Watch Professor Lee Ann Banaszak's presentation on protest participation and the motivation behind it all.
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Seeing Jazz, Hearing Art concert - ANU Jazz Faculty with video projection
Jazz has long had a sensorily evocative history through its traditions of capturing, reflecting and improvising. Join the ANU Friends of the School of Music as we channel this avant-garde spirit in our annual Jazz Concert program "Seeing Jazz, Hearing Art".
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Seeing Jazz, Hearing Art concert - ANU Contemporary Choir
Join the ANU Friends of the School of Music in our annual Jazz Concert program "Seeing Jazz, Hearing Art". Watch the ANU Contemporary Choir, directed by Sally Marett and accompanied by Hugh Barrett on the piano, performing three songs, Woke Up This Morning, Chandelier and Somebody to Love.
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Side by Side Chamber Orchestra - Cannabich's Symphony No.54 in E-flat major
Musicians from the Canberra Symphony Orchestra joined School of Music staff and students in October 2019 to form the Side by Side Chamber Orchestra. Under the baton of distinguished conductor Max McBride, the Orchestra presents Christian Cannabich's Symphony No.54 in E-flat major.
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Side by Side Chamber Orchestra featuring Mia Huang
Musicians from the Canberra Symphony Orchestra joined School of Music staff and students to form the Side by Side Chamber Orchestra in 2019. Guest soloist and student pianist Mia Huang performed Mozart's Piano Concerto k. 453.
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Performance in the Studio with Dr Le-Tuyen Nguyen
Dr Le-Tuyen Nguyen joined Music Technology convenor Professor Samantha Bennett and former H.C. Coombs Fellow and producer Mark Opitz at the ANU School of Music's world class recording studio for a special performance, recording and critical discussion of Dr Nguyen’s Vietnamese guitar works.
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Prospering in a low-emissions world: preparing Australia for the future with Brad Archer
Brad Archer, Chief Executive Officer at the Climate Change Authority, discusses the Prospering in a low-emissions world report which outlines how Australia can succeed whilst accelerating climate action, lowering our emissions, and empowering individuals and communities to act.
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Socioemotional tools for maintaining mental health and wellbeing during the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Research School of Psychology and the Black Dog Institute present: Socioemotional tools for maintaining mental health and wellbeing during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Learn about strategies to help individuals and families, including how to stay emotionally well, and foster connections with others.
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The impact of information on mental health and wellbeing during the COVID-19
The Research School of Psychology and the Black Dog Institute present ‘the impact of information on mental health and wellbeing during the COVID-19 Pandemic’. Learn how we consume information, ways we can manage misinformation and explore links between general wellbeing and mental health.
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The fiction of memory
Distinguished Professor Elizabeth Loftus speaks about the fiction of memory at the 2019 Research School of Psychology Annual Lecture. Professor Loftus is a renowned scientist who has had a transformative impact on the science of human memory, criminal justice and the pursuit of scientific freedom.
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Working from home with caring responsibilities
Dr Liana Leach shares insights from her research on family and work, and answer questions submitted from parents and carers in our community. Dr Leach is an ANU research fellow at the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health.
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