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By Wanning Sun
UTS’s first professorial chair in gender and the law will pioneer the creation of a global legal database to drive gender equality in legislation around the world.
Every organisation begins with a purpose. A government initiative is launched to improve community wellbeing. A not-for-profit forms to support vulnerable people or champion a cause. A program is put in place to solve a problem that genuinely matters.
UTS researcher Dr Jess Gifkins is leading a body of work to recognise queer persecution in the face of mass atrocity crimes.
As AI rapidly enters classrooms, education researchers say Australia must act now to prevent students from losing key cognitive skills essential to learning and development.
Every organisation begins with a purpose. A government initiative is launched to improve community wellbeing. A not-for-profit forms to support vulnerable people or champion a cause. A program is put in place to solve a problem that genuinely matters.
By Wanning Sun
UTS researcher Dr Jess Gifkins is leading a body of work to recognise queer persecution in the face of mass atrocity crimes.
UTS’s first professorial chair in gender and the law will pioneer the creation of a global legal database to drive gender equality in legislation around the world.
As AI rapidly enters classrooms, education researchers say Australia must act now to prevent students from losing key cognitive skills essential to learning and development.
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