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Juvenile justice in New South Wales. by Ian Graham
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tag=10 data=New South Wales is the first state to establish an autonomous body to deliver juvenile justice services and the change in direction is beginning to make a real impact on the community.
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tag=13 data=CABNew South Wales is the first state to establish an autonomous body to deliver juvenile justice services and the change in direction is beginning to make a real impact on the community
Oral history interview of Ian Stout, conducted by Graham Greenhalgh (transcript)
No full textIan Stout is an undergraduate student at the University of Utah. They discuss their personal views on the COVID-19 pandemic from the perspective of the social model of disease. Their commentary includes topics such as how American nationalism and individualism have affected the course of the pandemic, how their situation of being a member of a high risk household has shaped their views, and a general overview of their thoughts on vaccine hesitancy and mask wearing
Oral history interview of Ian Stout, conducted by Graham Greenhalgh (video)
No full textIan Stout is an undergraduate student at the University of Utah. They discuss their personal views on the COVID-19 pandemic from the perspective of the social model of disease. Their commentary includes topics such as how American nationalism and individualism have affected the course of the pandemic, how their situation of being a member of a high risk household has shaped their views, and a general overview of their thoughts on vaccine hesitancy and mask wearing
Compound Terra Plastik ka Mela: repair, recycling, and restoration: an interactive exhibition of social and environmental works
No full textCompound Terra Plastik ka Mela: Repair, Recycling, and Restoration: an interactive exhibition of social and environmental works from Compound 13 Lab, Maharashtra Nature Park, Dharavi, Mumbai, India, 10th April - 13th April 2023.Participating Artists: Mamoni Chitrakar / Parasher Baruah / Ian Dawson / Graham Jeffery / Subuhi Jiwani / Amol Lalzare / Ben Parry / Abhijeet Patro / Sharmila Samant / Aqui Thami / Rahul KohlCompound 13 Lab is situated close to one of Mumbai’s main recycling hubs, where each week thousands of tons of hard waste are sorted, cleaned, and processed. Tens of thousands of people work in this industry: they make a huge contribution as unrecognised ‘green collar workers’ to cutting the amount of waste that goes to landfill and incineration, and reducing the region’s carbon footprint. Compound 13 Lab, hosted by ACORN India, explores livelihoods and alternative futures, working closely with people engaged in repair and recycling work across the neighbourhood. At the Lab, knowledge and learning is shared through art, design, music, media and citizen science. This exhibition brings together a series of works made by artists, filmmakers and designers who have been collaborating with young people, workers and families from Dharavi over the last six years. Dawson has been collaborating with the Compound 13 Lab for three years and presented his ongoing printing and portrait workshops. At the centre of the space Dawson, Parry and members from the Lab recreated a section of the Carter Road Mangroves to demonstrate the entangled relationships at work within the city. Dawson also exhibited works from his collaboration between the Compound 13 Lab and The Horniman Museum London. Presented by Compound 13 Lab in association with ACORN India, Bath School of Art, Film and Media, Bath Spa University, the Museum for the United Nations’ GLOBAL WE project, and the Protracted Crisis Research Centre at the University of the West of Scotland. Supported by the British Academy through the UK Government’s Global Challenges Research Fund
WASTEWORK: Group Exhibition curated by Ian Dawson
No full textWASTEWORK, curated by Ian Dawson, The Winchester Gallery, Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton, 6th March –15th April 2023Participating Artists : John Walter, Donna Mitchell, Jasone Miranda Bilbao, Compound 13 Lab, Ian Dawson, Aqui Thami, Louisa Minkin, Sharmila Samant, Migueltzinta Solis,, Andrea Mason, Ben Parry, Amanda Jobson, Marie-Louise Jones, Erika Trotzig, Jefford Horrigan, Mario Rossi, Mia Taylor, Stephen Cornford, Ali Eales and the Trinity Art Group, Dave GibbonsWASTEWORK is the third and final iteration of an exhibition which began as The Waste Makers on Cornucopia Street at Newhaven ArtSpace in 2022 before travelling to The Lethaby Gallery at Central Saint Martins, London. All three exhibitions explore waste and how we might interpret, rework and re-examine it. How do we arrive at waste? Is it matter out of place? What is the difference between dirt and waste? And what might digital waste be? Focusing on restoration and rehabilitation the show presents diverse artworks from North America, India and the UK, representing the globalised nature of waste. The work from Compound 13 lab, for example, has been made inside the informal settlement of Dharavi, Mumbai, which recycles 80% of Mumbai's plastic. Curated by Ian Dawson, the exhibition continues to accrue new works and takes on new configurations in each space exploring how longstanding artistic practices such as collage and assemblage can glean new perspectives on waste-studies and the politics of disposability. WASTEWORK became a fulcrum for a series of events and workshops. The exhibition hosted a series of workshops by Ali Eales and The Trinity Art Group, who created works in response to the artists in the show; installing their own works in a set of weekly 'takeovers' of the show. Dr. Ben Parry and Professor Graham Jeffrey, founders of the Compound 13 Lab, and Marie-Louise Jones delivered talks to the Sustainability Forum which launched on the opening day of the exhibition. Winchester School of Art Student's led by Departmental Head Louise Siddens created a series of works which were also spliced into the exhibition during its tenure in the Gallery. The exhibition closed with a 3-Day 'Playing with Climate Crisis' Games event which launched Daybreak, a cooperative board game co-designed by Matt Leacock, the creator of Pandemic, and Matteo Menapace. With contributions by Paul Wake and Chloe Germaine (Carbon City Zero, Hacking ECO-games), Laurie Blake (Earth Rising), Sabine Harrer (Kyoto), Heiko Günther and Tobias Gohrbandt (Peak Oil, Peak Oil Profiteer), Hwa Young Jung (PTown Bay MMXXX) and Sam Levac-Levey (Solutions)The exhibition was hosted by Winchester School of Art's Materials Lab
Dacus (Leptoxyda) fuscovittatus Graham
No full textDacus (Leptoxyda) fuscovittatus Graham Dacus fuscovittatus Graham, 1910: 169 Other synonyms: White (2006: 108) Material. IVORY COAST: 1 male, Azaguie, 50km N. Abidjan, 2.xi. 2005, cue lure (trap No. D 2), Hala N'Klo (MRAC) Remarks. This specimen differs from those seen previously in having a slight but distinct separation of the xanthines on the anatergite and katatergite. This record also confirms that the males are attracted to cue lure.Published as part of White, Ian M. & Goodger, Kim F. M., 2009, African Dacus (Diptera: Tephritidae); New Species and Data, with Particular Reference to the Tel Aviv University Collection, pp. 1-49 in Zootaxa 2127 on pages 20-22, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.27492
Graham Ian, and Eric Von Euw. Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions.
No full textBaudez C.F. Graham Ian, and Eric Von Euw. Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions.. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 69, 1983. p. 205
Graham Ian, and Eric Von Euw. Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions.
No full textBaudez C.F. Graham Ian, and Eric Von Euw. Corpus of Maya Hieroglyphic Inscriptions.. In: Journal de la Société des Américanistes. Tome 69, 1983. p. 205
An Interview with Graham Larkin by Ian Farber
No full textLarkin remembers his childhood in England with his family, and being part of a small village. He explains the English education system and remembers how his siblings spent their time growing up. He talks about his early love of cooking, and his idea to become a cook in the Royal Air Force.The Cold War Period
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