This 12-hour Mental Health First Aid course teaches adults how to provide initial support to people who are developing a mental illness or experiencing a mental health crisis. Course participants learn about the signs and symptoms of common and disabling mental health...
This 14-hour Youth Mental Health First Aid course is for adults who work, live or care for adolescents, such as school staff, parents, sports coaches, community group leaders and youth workers. You will learn how to assist an adolescent who may be experiencing a...
The impacts of mental ill health in the workplace are increasingly being recognised and understood. This course will help those who supervise staff to understand what is happening for people living with mental ill health, the impact on team members and the work...
Learn how we are ending unnecessary strip searches and making festivals safe. The Safe and Sound Campaign is an event for UTS students and staff, promoting awareness about legal rights and law reform. Come along and get...
This panel discussion explores the use of Sites of Conscience in learning and teaching, with a focus on legal education. The Sites of Conscience global movement involves reclamation of places of human suffering and injustice as places of critical reflection and...
Join UTS FASS during Social Sciences Week for a screening of Australian documentary Return to Bosnia. About the Event Twenty-five years after fleeing a brutal civil war in Bosnia, Damir Mitric returns to uncover the pain and trauma that still divides his homeland. ...
This 4-hour Mental Health First Aid for the Suicidal Person course is for any interested adult. At the completion of this course you will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to safely have a conversation with a suicidal person. This is not a postvention course...
The Indigenous Land and Justice Research Hub Masterclass will discuss readings related to alternate notions of development on Aboriginal lands. About this Event Why is it that any alternate notion of development gains no traction in settler colonial Australia? This...
The Indigenous Land and Justice Research Hub Public Lecture will be on “Prospects for development on Indigenous Lands”. About the Lecture: Since federation in 1901 the settler state has imagined that Australia’s north would be developed just like the south...
The Indigenous Land and Justice Research Hub will have presentations by leading academics and experts working in the field of the Aboriginal land estate and alternate development. About this Event This workshop considers the social, cultural, economic, and/or...
