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In this episode, you'll hear from Richard Brubaker, as Georgia Potter interviews him about his experience in social enterprise. Richard is the Founder and Managing Director of Collective Responsibility, a strategic advisory firm based in Shanghai. As stated on their website: Collective Responsibility was “Founded with the fundamental belief that a sustainable world can only be achieved through awareness of issues, finding tangibility in business cases, and development of cross-sector collaboration, Collective Responsibility acts as a knowledge base, catalyst and facilitator between stakeholders.” Richard is currently a Visiting Professor of Sustainability at the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) and serves as the Vice Chairman of the Corporate Social Responsibility Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai. His YouTube channel explores solutions to the challenges of the modern world through interviews with various experts all over Asia.

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In this episode, you'll hear from 2021 New York National Model UN participants Binari Almeida, Jesse Dass & Georgia Potter as they reflect on their experiences from the NMUN conference that took place during the Semester 1 mid-semester break.

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In this episode, you'll hear from special guest President of the Monash Association of Pacific Students and Samoan citizen Romario Posē. Alongside Georgia Potter, we discuss the recent (and ongoing) Samoan election.

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In this episode, you'll hear from Ben Griffiths, Pravind Easwaran, Stephen Christopolous & Georgia Potter, as we discuss global health in the lead up to World Health Day on April 7.

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In this episode, you'll hear from Xiner Wee, Michelle Lim, Shailja Sharma & Georgia Potter, as we discuss all things women in advance of International Women's Day, which is coming up next week!

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Welcome to the fourth and final episode of the Atlas Covid-19 Interview Series, where MIAS invites expert guests on our Atlas podcast to discuss the impact of Covid-19 on their area of study within international affairs.

In the upcoming episode, hear from Prav, Winuri and Arshiya as we interview Alan Gyngell.

Allan Gyngell AO is the National President of the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA), a fellow of the AIIA and an Officer of the Order of Australia. He is also an honorary professor at ANU’s College of Asia and the Pacific. Allan was the Director-General of the Australian Office of National Assessments and the founding Executive Director of the Lowy Institute. Allan has worked at DFAT, serving as a diplomat in Rangoon, Singapore and Washington. He also worked in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet as Senior Advisor to Prime Minister Keating. He has co-authored the book Making Australian Foreign Policy with Michael Wesley and in 2017 published his book, Fear of Abandonment: Australia in the World Since 1942. Fear of Abandonment is available at the Matheson and Caulfield library and online.

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Welcome to the third episode of the Atlas Covid-19 Interview Series, where MIAS invites expert guests on our Atlas podcast to discuss the impact of Covid-19 on their area of study within international affairs.

In the upcoming episode, hear from Prav, Winuri and Arshiya as we interview two special guests, Eliza and Charity from Halad 2 Health.

Halad to Health is an international not for profit & registered charity closing the gap in global health inequality through delivering free & accessible health education services to those most in need, by running preventative health education volunteer mission trips to some of the most disadvantaged communities in rural Philippines. They take university student volunteers from Australia on a 2 week experience to teach on important health topics from dengue to depression in local schools and health facilities in the community. They sustain these mission trips because Halad to Health raises funds through a super affordable GAMSAT and Med Interview Tuition tuition course they run. The funds raised from these services go straight to the Halad to Health Foundation Philippines, and give free health education services to those who may not have access otherwise. 

Eliza is Co-founder & Managing Director of Halad to Health and Associate at Boston Consulting Group. Today, Eliza serves to guide the incredible team building Halad as it’s been the most humbling experience for Eliza to see how much young people can achieve and to when given the right opportunities to grow.

Charity began as an ambassador for Halad to Health at a school in which Halad volunteers taught at and is now the Project Lead at Halad to Health Philippines and first year nursing student at Central Mindanao University. She makes sure all the health education programs in-country are delivered with unconditional empathy and suit the local context. During this pandemic, she has led the team to focus on youth mental health awareness, which is a current and growing problem in-country. 

Keep an eye out for final interview in this series coming next week!

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Welcome to the second episode of the Atlas Covid-19 Interview Series, where MIAS invites expert guests on our Atlas podcast to discuss the impact of Covid-19 on their area of study within international affairs.

In the upcoming episode, hear from Prav, Winuri and Arshiya as we interview special guest Melissa Conley Tyler.

Melissa Conley Tyler is a Research Fellow in the Asia Institute of The University of Melbourne, transferring from her role as Director of Diplomacy at Asialink. She started at melbourne uni after serving as National Executive Director of the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA) for 13 years. Under her leadership, the AIIA was recognised as the Top Think Tank in the Southeast and the Pacific and one of the top 50 think tanks worldwide in the University of Pennsylvania’s Global Go To Think Tanks Index for three years running. In 2017, she co-authored Think Tank Diplomacy , which discussed the role of think tanks in modern diplomacy. She was Program Manager of the International Conflict Resolution Centre at the Melbourne uni and Senior Fellow of Melbourne Law School. Melissa is a prolific commentator with expertise in Australian foreign policy, Australia’s key relationships across Asia, international negotiations, diplomatic practice, soft power and women in international affairs.

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Welcome to the first episode of the Atlas Covid-19 Interview Series, where MIAS invites expert guests on our Atlas podcast to discuss the impact of Covid-19 on their area of study within international affairs.

In the upcoming episode, hear from Prav, Winuri and Georgia as we interview special guest Bridi Rice.

Bridi Rice is Director of Policy and Advocacy at the Australian Council for International Development – Australia’s peak body for aid and international development. Prior to joining ACFID, Bridi was a Senior Manager at Ernst & Young, delivering policy advice for domestic and international governments on social justice matters. She also worked in Papua New Guinea for three years as the Australian Government’s Senior Legal Adviser on anti-corruption and money laundering. Bridi has over 12 years’ experience in human rights and international development, having worked in Sri Lanka, Maldives, Vietnam, Uganda, Qatar and the Pacific. She is currently completing postgraduate research with La Trobe University on counterpart perspectives of expatriate advisers in Papua New Guinea. Bridi is passionate about the intersection of development and human security – putting humans at the heart Australia’s international development cooperation program.

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On November 4th, from 9:30am-5:30pm AEST, MIAS livestreamed a student-run broadcast of the US Election. Since time of recording, Joe Biden has been announced President-Elect, however our broadcast ended before many of the results were announced. MIAS primarily used the Associated Press as well as other outlets for news updates throughout the day. This is Part 3 of 3 of the recordings from the broadcast that day.

Hosts: Georgia Potter, Ryan Attard & Imogen Kane

Guests: the Hon. Bob Carr, Professor Jacqui True, Associate Professor Paul Strangio, Travis County Clerk Dana DeBeauvior, Deputy Consular Chief Mike Mitchell, journalist Chad Van Estrop, and the following past/present Monash students and MIAS & MIRSA members: Aidan Jelinek, Arshiya Merchant, Aidan Sexton, Charlotte Jones, Francesco Barrese, Gursewak Singh, Pravind Easwaran, Nicole James & Shailja Sharma.

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