Web Projects
SBS interactive on Africa to Australia
Written by Administrator Thursday, 25 November 2010 08:31
A new interactive follows the stories of over a dozen Africans who came to Australia - from earlier immigrants to the latest humanitarian settlers. Back up to the project is available on the Australian Human Rights Commission website in research papers by Graeme Hugo and Andrew Jakubowicz.
Webprojects: Foreign Soliloquy by Adiba Rahman
Written by Administrator Friday, 19 November 2010 11:43
Foreign Soliloquy
by Adiba Rahman
"I seek to untangle the ideologies of Islam through art" Shirin Neshat
Foreign Soliloquy: COMMENDATION
Creative Media Social Justice Award : UTS Human Rights Awards 2010
Webprojects: bed(in a)room - by Rathana Chea
Written by Administrator Friday, 19 November 2010 11:36
bed(in a)room - by Rathana Chea
"In 1975 a Cambodian Maoist party known as the Khmer Rouge... instigated a military takeover...They called this the "Year Zero" project...This picture is a picture of a classroom in Tuol Svay Pray High School....This picture is of a torture and interrogation chamber from S-21 Prison..."
bed(in a) room: HIGH COMMENDATION Creative Media Social Justice Award : UTS Human Rights Awards 2010
http://www.communicatingthesocial.net/projects2010/bedinaroom/page4.html
Webproject: Sydney: DiverCity
Written by Administrator Friday, 19 November 2010 11:05
Sydney: DiverCity - Be a tourist in your own city!
by Michelle Tran, Alison Noyes, Charlie Lehmann, Lotte Callanan, & Michael Culkoff
http://sydneydivercity.wordpress.com
Our aim at Sydney:DiverCity is to enable you to be a tourist in your
own city by providing information about cultural events taking place in
Sydney. However, there is something that we need YOU to do in order to help make Sydney a DiverCity. You need to pledge to be a tourist in your own city. You need to
pledge to try something different, culturally, and immerse yourself in
the vast array of cultures that can be found in this amazing city.
Webproject: Combating Illiteracy
Written by Administrator Friday, 19 November 2010 11:02
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Combating Illiteracy
by Caitlin Evans, Petra Awad, Adiba Rahman, Trevor Nylen & Melissa Elhage
http://combatingilliteracy.wordpress.com/
About Us
Combating Illiteracy is a literacy initiative created by the ABC Foundation in Sydney, Australia.
The ABC Foundation was formed in 2001 by a group of teachers and
education specialists from around the Sydney Metropolitan area in an
attempt to help students, Years 3 to 10, who are struggling with their
literacy skills. The ABC Foundation believes that children can
successfully combat and overcome their literacy problems outside the
school environment with a specialised literacy program. With this in
mind, the ABC Foundation has set up six learning centres around Sydney
to empower young people and their families through education and
literacy, to ensure a bright future for all.
A Great Divide
Written by Administrator Friday, 19 November 2010 10:41
A Great Divide
by Nina Abbey
http://www.communicatingthesocial.net/projects2010/agreatdivide/index.html
This photograph entitled 'Chewy - Berlin Wall Push' Andrew Horsley in August 2008. Employed as a photographer for the skateboarding magazine Sidewalk,
Horseley's images capture the movement, speed and skill of
skateboarders around the world. This particular image was captured in
the German City of Berlin and features a skateboarder by the name of
"Chewy" skating past the German landmark the Berlin Wall.
Ray of Hope
Written by Administrator Friday, 19 November 2010 10:22
Ray of Hope
by Rachel San Pedro-Loyola
"...second chances...dignity...rehabilitation...HOPE..."
http://www.communicatingthesocial.net/projects2010/rayofhope/index.html
Ray of Hope: COMMENDATION
Creative Media Social Justice Award : UTS Human Rights Awards 2010
NCCC CARES - RAY OF HOPE GK VILLAGE
The Davao City Jail’s (DCJ) capacity is only built for 250 inmates, but DCJ is catering to 800 where over 100 of them are female inmates Cells built to accommodate 10 inmates now house up to 50 inmates. The ‘fortunate’ ones sleep on make shift cots three decks high, while most sleep on the floor under these cots.
Webproject: aUstraliaN
Written by Administrator Friday, 19 November 2010 10:02
aUstraliaN
by Rathana Chea, Celline Narinli, Robin Laurence, Sylvia Fonseca & Emma Lancaster
http://www.wix.com/politicode/australian
Welcome to our aUstraliaN home that is all about cultural diversity in Australia. Australia is a culturally diverse nation made up of many people from all around the world that choose to call Australia home, but that has not always been the case.
Webproject: 1 VOTE 1 VALUE
Written by Administrator Thursday, 18 November 2010 15:32
1 VOTE 1 VALUE
by Jessica Kinny, Melissa Ardita, Zoe Brissett, & Nina Abbey
http://1vote1value50300.wordpress.com/
Australia is one of the few nations in the world where the
leaders of our nation are appointed by compulsory voting. Australian
courts have stated that every citizen has one vote, and that vote is
counted equally...
Webproject: Cultural Evolution 2.0
Written by Administrator Tuesday, 16 November 2010 14:27
...olution. CLTRLVLTN 2.0 is here to be your guide to the highs and lows of the modern-day social ‘Big Bang’.The revolution will be digitised. The revolution will be digitised. As a country of migrants many people have come to Australia with their own cultural beliefs and identities. Before arriving, there is some understanding of what is “Australian” despite the controversial nature of this idea.
Webproject:LookoUTS- International students portal
Written by Administrator Monday, 25 October 2010 16:53
“Hello there, intrepid student! My name is Alex. I am a student here at UTS, and a member of LOOKOUTS. I
think you will find that, for the most part, UTS can be a fun place to
study and live. But we know that this isn’t always the case.
by UTS Katrina Ferrer, Rachel San Pedro-Loyola, Dominique Kielt, & Carmela Fernandez
Read more: Webproject:LookoUTS- International students portal
