A panel discussion on information, news and politics in an era of dishonesty hosted by the University of Canterbury Arts in the Arts Centre. Panelists include Kamala Hayman-editor of the Press, and UC academics Linda Jean Kenix and Peter Fields
Historian Dr Dylan James presents a talk at the Teece Museum comparing the experiences of Christopher Columbus in the Bahamas and Alexander the Great's campaigns in India. Hosted by the University of Canterbury Arts in the Arts Centre
Community Research presents a webinar on how we can have healthy conversations about racism online. The webinar is facilitated by Research Programme Manager Dr Janet Tupou and features Dr Angelique Nairn who discusses her recent research into public service anti-racism campaigns, and Dr Rebecca Trelease, a Māori Early Career Academic at AUT
A panel discussion hosted by the Helen Clark Foundation on the topic of Perspectives on Afghanistan, with Helen Clark, Chris Carter, Abbas Nazari, Zakaria Hazaranejad, and Zahra Hussaini
An intergenerational conversations panel that brings together youth leaders and the Children’s Commission to explore examples of sound processes that have led to practical sustainability outcomes.