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28 July 2022
The hornbills are falling: conservation and dispossession
On World Nature Conservation Day, SEI Postdoctoral Fellow June Rubis reflects on hornbills in peril in Malaysian Borneo and draws parallels to ongoing practices of coloniality experienced by local Indigenous peoples.
25 July 2022
SEI welcomes Emma Bones as General Manager
We hear from Emma Bones, our new General Manager, about her work experience from consulting to not-for-profits, and the importance of advocacy in the climate space.
15 July 2022
Sydney’s flood crisis – and three ways to stop it from happening again
SEI member Dale Dominey-Howes reflects on the urgent need for stronger governance and planning for future disasters in light of recent flooding in Sydney.
13 July 2022
Avocados, health and a critical perspective on ‘healthy’ food
SEI member Myriam Durocher reflects upon what is deemed ‘healthy’ in Western food cultures and why we should renew these ideals to consider the broader social and environmental impacts of our diets.
04 July 2022
Introducing Kirsten Jackson, SEI’s new program manager
We sit down with our new Program Manager, Kirsten Jackson, to learn more about her background and interests.