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10 November 2023
Deconstructing disaster risk creation across Indonesian settlements
PhD candidate Grace Muir shares the motivation for her research on disaster risk creation processes in the built environment and her experience at the Aceh International Workshop and Expo on Sustainable Tsunami Disaster Recovery held in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
23 November 2023
Bridging research and policymaking: 6th Conference on Human Rights
The Conference on Human Rights provides a platform for academics, activists and practitioners to explore human rights issues in Southeast Asia and beyond.
29 November 2023
2023 SSEAC Grants Scheme winners announced
SSEAC awards 2023 Grants Scheme funding to early- and mid-career researchers and collaborative research projects.
19 September 2023
Interdisciplinarity in Action
A student experience reflection. By Isabelle Powell.
05 July 2023
Creative minds craft solutions to Southeast Asia challenges
Master of Commerce students showcased their innovative solutions to real-world issues in Southeast Asia as part of the ‘Make a Real Difference’ initiative.
14 April 2023
Language lessons: issues of translation in the Khmer Rouge Tribunal
Supported by a SSEAC grant, Sydney Law School academics will examine issues of translation and interpretation in Cambodia’s Khmer Rouge Tribunal.
23 May 2023
Tracking transnational plastic waste in Southeast Asia
Dr Shiori Shakuto from the School of Social and Political Sciences discusses her research into the transnational problem of plastic waste in countries such as Malaysia.
18 May 2023
Politics in Action 2023: Power, polls, and political dynasties
Our annual Politics in Action forum featured timely analysis of political affairs in six Southeast Asian countries.
10 February 2023
Supporting disability advocates for a more inclusive future
SSEAC’s fourth leadership training course for disability advocates from Indonesia built skills and enriched perspectives during an action-packed fortnight in Sydney.
19 December 2023
SSEAC writing retreat supports researchers to achieve their goals
SSEAC’s popular writing retreat provides postgraduate and early and mid-career researchers an end of year boost.