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2. Amália at the Olympia

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Gray, Lila Ellen, primary, Yamada, Keisuke, primary, Galbraith, Patrick W., primary, Bridges, Rose, primary, Michel, Patrick, primary, Roberts, Martin, primary, Hara, Kunio, primary, McCorkle, Brooke, primary, Johnson, Henry, primary, Lehtonen, Lasse, primary, Ohwada, Toshiyuki, primary, Brunt, Shelley, primary, Browning, Barbara, primary, Thayer, Allen, primary, McCann, Brian, primary, Hertzman, Marc A., primary, Burns, Mila, primary, Grasse, Jonathon, primary, Pardue, Derek, primary, Sharp, Daniel B., primary, Perrone, Charles A., primary, Moehn, Frederick J., primary, Hagen, Ross, primary, Silverman, Carol, primary, Bohlman, Philip V., primary, Nye, Sean, primary, Marstal, Henrik, primary, Szemere, Anna, primary, Elliott, Richard, primary, Mazierska, Ewa, primary, Mutsaers, Lutgard, primary, Val, Fernán del, primary, Looseley, David, primary, Tomatis, Jacopo, primary, Yardumian, Aram, primary, Sonevytsky, Maria, primary, Tochka, Nicholas, primary, Davidjants, Brigitta, primary, Rymajdo, Kamila, primary, Turner, Graeme, primary, Gibson, Chris, primary, Goold, Lachlan, primary, Renzo, Adrian, primary, Chapman, Ian, primary, Stratton, Jon, primary, Bannister, Matthew, primary, Jorgensen, Darren, primary, Encarnacao, John, primary, Beilharz, Peter, primary, Rodger, Dianne, primary, Green, Ben, primary, Brown, Michael, primary, Karlin, Jason G., additional, Rónai, András, additional, Gradowski, Mariusz, additional, Fouce, Héctor, additional, Istvandity, Lauren, additional, Giuffre, Liz, additional, and Rogers, Ian, additional

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2023
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3. Responsible environmental education in the Anthropocene: understanding and responding to young people's experiences of nature disconnection, eco-anxiety and ontological insecurity.

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Gienger, Ariane, Nursey-Bray, Melissa, Rodger, Dianne, Szorenyi, Anna, Weinstein, Philip, Hanson-Easey, Scott, Fordham, Damien, Lemieux, Danielle, Hill, Celeste, and Yoneyama, Shoko

Subjects
ENVIRONMENTAL education, ANTHROPOCENTRISM, ECO-anxiety, ENVIRONMENTAL degradation, TRANSFORMATIVE learning
Abstract

Children and young people today are growing up in an increasingly urban, technical, virtual and ecologically precarious world, leaving many feel disconnected from nature yet anxious about its degradation at the same time. Two distinct bodies of knowledge – namely youth human-nature relationships and youth eco-anxiety – are concerned with the former and the latter respectively. Through a narrative literature review, we bring these fields together and explore their interaction. We demonstrate that the dominant responses of facilitating nature exposure and encouraging environmental action risk counteracting each other and ultimately fail to address the root cause of children and young people's experiences. We further show that emerging responses in both fields are overcoming these limitations by turning towards a reimagination of humanity's relationship with nature, providing a holistic way forward. We conclude by discussing barriers restricting the expansion of such approaches and opportunities for future research to contribute to dismantling these barriers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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6. The Dead C’s Clyma est mort

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Jorgensen, Darren, primary, Yamada, Keisuke, primary, Galbraith, Patrick W., primary, Bridges, Rose, primary, Michel, Patrick, primary, Roberts, Martin, primary, Hara, Kunio, primary, McCorkle, Brooke, primary, Johnson, Henry, primary, Lehtonen, Lasse, primary, Ohwada, Toshiyuki, primary, Brunt, Shelley, primary, Browning, Barbara, primary, Thayer, Allen, primary, McCann, Brian, primary, Hertzman, Marc A., primary, Burns, Mila, primary, Grasse, Jonathon, primary, Pardue, Derek, primary, Sharp, Daniel B., primary, Perrone, Charles A., primary, Moehn, Frederick J., primary, Hagen, Ross, primary, Silverman, Carol, primary, Bohlman, Philip V., primary, Nye, Sean, primary, Marstal, Henrik, primary, Szemere, Anna, primary, Elliott, Richard, primary, Mazierska, Ewa, primary, Mutsaers, Lutgard, primary, Val, Fernán del, primary, Looseley, David, primary, Tomatis, Jacopo, primary, Yardumian, Aram, primary, Sonevytsky, Maria, primary, Gray, Lila Ellen, primary, Tochka, Nicholas, primary, Turner, Graeme, primary, Gibson, Chris, primary, Goold, Lachlan, primary, Renzo, Adrian, primary, Chapman, Ian, primary, Stratton, Jon, primary, Bannister, Matthew, primary, Encarnacao, John, primary, Beilharz, Peter, primary, Rodger, Dianne, primary, Green, Ben, primary, Brown, Michael, primary, Karlin, Jason G., additional, Rónai, András, additional, Gradowski, Mariusz, additional, Fouce, Héctor, additional, Istvandity, Lauren, additional, Giuffre, Liz, additional, and Rogers, Ian, additional

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2023
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12. Solving 'wicked problems' in the app co-design process.

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Skuse, Andrew, Rodger, Dianne, Wilmore, Michael, Humphreys, Sal, Dalton, Julia, and Clifton, Vicki

Subjects
MATERNAL health, CRITICAL thinking
Abstract

Until relatively recently, processes of health application (app) design have been understudied and this has resulted in a lack of critical reflection on app creation, including curtailing opportunities to share insights and possible pitfalls that could inform best practice in the field. In response, this article contributes to a growing body of literature that addresses this lacuna by exploring the experiences of the research and design team that developed a health app for pregnant women attending a large tertiary hospital in South Australia. Our analysis pays particular attention to the designer–researcher–user nexus exhibited in the 'co-design' process and in doing so, draws on Rittel's notion of 'wicked problems'. Ultimately, we show that app design is a problem-solving process that is reflective of a high degree of sociality, fluidity, accommodations and compromises. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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14. For the people in the nosebleed section: the Hilltop Hoods' The Calling at 20.

Author

Rodger, Dianne

Subjects
YOUNG adults, PEOPLE of color, PERFORMING arts, VOCATION (in religious orders, congregations, etc.), RAP musicians, RAP music, AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Abstract

On September 22 2003, Adelaide hip-hop group the Hilltop Hoods released The Calling. It is only now that hip-hop artists from diverse backgrounds - who have always played a key role in Australia's hip-hop community - are achieving more mainstream success. Read more: Hip-hop at 50: 7 essential listens to celebrate rap's widespread influence Bringing hip-hop to Australia Today, the Hoods are one of the most successful music acts in Australia. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

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