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How can harmful practices related to beliefs in witchcraft and sorcery be regulated?
Miranda Forsyth: How can harmful practices related to beliefs in witchcraft and sorcery be regulated?

Why witch hunts are still happening in 2024
Witch hunts aren’t just the stuff of colonial America; they’re happening right now all around the world.

Should Australia have a Duty of Care Act?
Children and future generations will inherit the impacts of climate decisions we make today but they don't get a say in those decisions.

Democracy Sausage: Population panic
Demographer Liz Allen and migration expert Alan Gamlen are talking migration and population, and the fear-based discourse that often surrounds it.

AAC2022: Panel 6a – Indigenous voices in development: current perspectives and future directions
This ‘all-Indigenous’ panel of international development professionals will share their perspectives on current and emerging issues.

Planetary Health Equity Hothouse - Lecture and Launch 2022
Professor Sharon Friel has launched the Planetary Health Equity Hothouse (the Hothouse), an initiative of the Australian Research Council (ARC) Laureate Fellowship in Governance for Planetary Health

Where Privacy Meets Power: Questions of Data & Racial Inequality
Data are often understood as self-evident reflections of the world, even though there is growing evidence of how data-driven practices can have racially discriminatory outcomes.

Book launch: Macrocriminology and Freedom by John Braithwaite
The Macrocriminology and Freedom (ANU Press, February 2022) book launch for John Braithwaite.

Conversations series

The RegNet Conversations series is a keystone event bringing together expertise across the School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet). 

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2022 Conversations series: Opportunities
This is the third panel in the 2022 Conversations - Regulatory futures: disruptions, resistance and opportunities seminar series.

2022 Conversations series: Resistance
This is the second panel in the 2022 Conversations - Regulatory futures: disruptions, resistance and opportunities seminar series.

2022 Conversations series: Disruptions
This is the first panel in the 2022 Conversations - Regulatory futures: disruptions, resistance and opportunities seminar series.

2021 Conversations series - Webinar 2: The regulatory state across terrains of governance
This is the second webinar in the 2021 Conversations - connection and disconnection webinar series.

2021 Conversations series: Relationality in a complex world
This is the first webinar in the 2021 Conversations - connection and disconnection webinar series.

2021 Conversations series - Webinar 3: Global connections and disconnections: markets, state, earth
This is the third webinar in the 2021 Conversations - connection and disconnection webinar series.

Saving the world webinar series

A series of webinars created by the Hothouse at ANU, discussing the intersections between climate change, inequity, and human health. The focus is on actions that enable transformative change away from the harmful consumptogenic system to systems that promote good health, social equity and environmental wellbeing

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Saving The World Ep11: How do new ideas emerge in the trade regime?
Episode 11 features Matt Castle, a Senior Lecturer in the Political Science and International Relations Program at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, Nicholas Frank and Sharon Friel

Saving the World Ep10: People, power and profit in climate policymaking: ways forward for human and planetary health
Episode 10 features Jess Beagley, the Policy Lead at The Global Health and Climate Alliance, with Dr Megan Arthur and Prof. Sharon Friel.

Saving the World Ep 7: (Dis)order and (in)justice in a heating world
This episode featured Robyn Ekersley, Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor in Political Science at the University of Melbourne and a Fellow of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia.

Saving the World Ep 6: Building a wellbeing economy: the what, the how, and the who
This episode features Katherine Trebeck, a political economist, writer and advocate for economic system change. She co-founded the Wellbeing Economy Alliance and also WEAll Scotland, its Scottish hub.

Saving The World Ep5: Myths Of The Good Billionaire
This episode will feature Carl Rhodes, Dean and Professor of Organization Studies at the University of Technology Sydney Business School.

Saving the World. Ep4: Ecojustice and Planetary Health
This episode featured Susan Park, Professor of Global Governance in Government and International Relations at the University of Sydney.

Saving the World Ep3: The political economy of health and climate change
This episode featured Dr Annabelle Workman, Research Fellow at Melbourne Climate Futures.

Saving the World Ep2: Following the Money - Trade Associations, Political Activity & Climate Change
This episode will feature Hothouse Associate Fellow Christian Downie in discussion with Nick Frank and Sharon Friel

ARCHE webinar series
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MCHG 2021 webinar series: Webinar 2 - The politics of regulating baby food in global context
In this webinar, Phillip Baker presents findings from a study on the politics of regulating baby foods in global context.

MCHG 2021 webinar series: Webinar 3 -Theory of action underpinning people’s power: the case of the People’s Health Movement
In this presentation Professor Baum will use insights from an action research project of the ways in which members of the global People’s Health Movement define the theories of change.

MCHG 2021 webinar series: Webinar 4 - Bureaucratic power: city planning minus the politics
In this webinar, Patrick Harris will discuss how bureaucratic power has played out in the urban planning sector in Australia and what this means for the people’s health and health equity.

MCHG 2021 webinar series: Webinar 1 - Power and the people's health: a health equity power analysis of multisectoral policy
In this webinar Sharon Friel will discuss key findings from a health equity power analysis of multisectoral policies.

ARCHE systems of equity
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Systems of inequity series Ep.5: Framing the impacts of COVID-19: Securing food regulatory policies for the prevention of non-communicable diseases
Dr Yandisa Ngqangashe , Research Fellow at the Menzies Centre for Health Governance at the School of Regulation and Global Governance, discusses some of the challenges for food regulation

Systems of inequity series Ep.4: Embracing complexity - thinking and working in systems
Dr Melanie Pescud , Senior Research Fellow at the Menzies Centre for Health Governance at the School of Regulation and Global Governance and the Australian Prevention Partnership Centre

Systems of inequity series Ep. 3: Flaws in the machine: COVID-19 and failings of global trade and investment systems
Dr Ashley Schram , Deputy Director of the Menzies Centre for Health Governance at the School of Regulation and Global Governance, discusses how our current international trade and investment systems

Systems of inequity series Ep.2: Politics, policy and people - shifting the policy agenda
Dr Belinda Townsend , Deputy Director of the Menzies Centre for Health Governance at the School of Regulation and Global Governance, discusses politics.

Systems of inequity series Ep.1: Governing for health equity
Professor Sharon Friel , Director of the Menzies Centre for Health Governance at the School of Regulation and Global Governance, discusses systems of inequity and why, as we recover from Covid-19.

SARV conference
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Positive Local Initiatives Working to Address and Prevent witchcraft accusation and persecution in Nepal
Ms Grigaitė discuss the prevalence of SARV in Nepal and discuss her research that documents the way a small number of dedicated local NGOs and activists use original and effective forms of activities

Panel 7: Church Interventions
Panel 7 on Church Interventions from Conference on Sorcery Accusation and Related Violence (SARV), 22-23 June, 2021

Panel 8: Media Representation
Conference: Sorcery Accusations & Related Violence - the harm and the healing, 22-23 June, 2021. Panel 8 - Media Representation

SARV Conference. Recap of Day 1
Sorcery Accusations & Related Violence- the harm and the healing, 22-23 June, 2021. Recap of Day 1

World Day Against Witch-Hunts
In the video, Mr Nowak explained the background to the World Day Against Witch Hunts that was held for the first time in August 2020 and the vision for its future.

Panel 5: SARV and Civil Society Interventions
Conference: Sorcery Accusations & Related Violence - the harm and the healing. 22-23 June, 2021. Panel 5: SARV and Civil Society Interventions

Presentation by Paul Wolframm and Evelyn Kunda
Conference on Sorcery accusations & Related Violence - the harm and the healing, 22-23 June, 2021. Presentation by Paul Wolframm (NZ) and Evelyn Kunda (PNG)

Links between Dementia and Witchcraft Accusations in Namibia
Mr Holzhausen discussed the link between accusations of witchcraft and dementia and other mental illness in Namibia.