Prof Karen Farquharson
@karenfarq.bsky.social
Sociologist at UniMelb. Racism. Migration. Sport. Opinions are my own.
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Emailing - The Australian Sociological Association
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🎶 TASA Thursdays is live today: Sociology of Music in Action!
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📋 Just 4% of members have completed our survey - we’d love to hear from you.
🎶 TASA Thursdays is live today: Sociology of Music in Action!
🔗 See details in today's Newsletter:
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WORKSHOP SPOTLIGHT: CV Writing – From Academia to Industry (and back again)
Gain helpful strategies to tailor your CV for new opportunities.
📍 These workshops are in-person and included in your TASA 2025 registration.
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#TASA2025 #CareerSupport
Gain helpful strategies to tailor your CV for new opportunities.
📍 These workshops are in-person and included in your TASA 2025 registration.
Register here: www.tasa.org.au/content.aspx...
#TASA2025 #CareerSupport
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TASA 2025: Submissions - The Australian Sociological Association
There is a limit of 2 submissions per delegate (either 2 general or 1 general and 1 panel). To allow for a smoother and more efficient event organisation process, as mentioned above, we have brought all submission deadlines forward significantly compared to previous years. See Key Dates.
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**IMPORTANT**
Only 18 days left! General Abstract Submissions close on 22 April. Submit now and be part of #TASA2025!
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Only 18 days left! General Abstract Submissions close on 22 April. Submit now and be part of #TASA2025!
www.tasa.org.au/content.aspx...
TASA 2024 speculative fiction as a vector for social change
YouTube video by TASA (The Australian Sociological Association)
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Fabulous keynote address by Claire G. Coleman from TASA 2024 on speculative fiction as a vector for social change: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9SFW...