Adam Gowen
@adamgowen.bsky.social
Finding purpose and wholeness in connected segments. Wiradjuri ⚫️🔆🔴 Theography ✝️ & Geosophy 🌏 muso🎸RFS👨🏽🚒 Higher Education 🧑🎓 relational connection ♻️ creating opportunities for ideas to collide
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New article! I'll do a thread / blog soon, but it's out, and it's Open Access!
'Colonial fantasies of invulnerability to climate change'
doi.org/10.1080/1461...
'Colonial fantasies of invulnerability to climate change'
doi.org/10.1080/1461...
December 6, 2024 at 7:47 AM
New article! I'll do a thread / blog soon, but it's out, and it's Open Access!
'Colonial fantasies of invulnerability to climate change'
doi.org/10.1080/1461...
'Colonial fantasies of invulnerability to climate change'
doi.org/10.1080/1461...
It’s a full circle day today as I’m attending a couple of events at University of Canberra right next to the daycare I used to attend as a very small child while my mum was studying here. #Nostalgia #IHECC #WorldAccessToHigherEducationCelebration
November 25, 2024 at 9:58 PM
It’s a full circle day today as I’m attending a couple of events at University of Canberra right next to the daycare I used to attend as a very small child while my mum was studying here. #Nostalgia #IHECC #WorldAccessToHigherEducationCelebration
Don’t mind a dillydally myself
November 23, 2024 at 12:23 PM
Don’t mind a dillydally myself
‘Exiles at home: What is our contempt for nature costing us’ Tim Winton delivers the 2024 Richard Johnson lecture vimeo.com/1025332502
Tim Winton delivers CPX's 2024 Richard Johnson Lecture (with Q&A)
Exiles at Home: what our contempt for nature is costing us. Writer and activist Tim Winton reminds us that life on earth is a gift, a miracle we often fail to honour…
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November 23, 2024 at 12:15 PM
‘Exiles at home: What is our contempt for nature costing us’ Tim Winton delivers the 2024 Richard Johnson lecture vimeo.com/1025332502
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This week, I was in Sydney to launch a new report about the legal barriers to cultural burning in New South Wales (by a cracking team: Oli Costello, Michelle Mckemey and me!). It's a really important resource and, I hope, will underpin long-overdue reforms to empower First Nations-led burning 🔥
North East NSW Forestry Hub | Report » Identifying and overcoming legal barriers to cultural burning
literature and legal review of cultural burning included on ground workshop with Indigenous fire practitioners
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November 23, 2024 at 5:55 AM
This week, I was in Sydney to launch a new report about the legal barriers to cultural burning in New South Wales (by a cracking team: Oli Costello, Michelle Mckemey and me!). It's a really important resource and, I hope, will underpin long-overdue reforms to empower First Nations-led burning 🔥
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Good morning.
On the balcony this morning a gift from Waardong (english: Raven).
Uncle [Rev] Sealin Garlett who taught me the Noongar names of birds as a spiritual practice to receive their ministry use to talk about how for his People, Elijah was ministered to by angels *through* Waardong. 🐦⬛
On the balcony this morning a gift from Waardong (english: Raven).
Uncle [Rev] Sealin Garlett who taught me the Noongar names of birds as a spiritual practice to receive their ministry use to talk about how for his People, Elijah was ministered to by angels *through* Waardong. 🐦⬛
November 23, 2024 at 2:09 AM
Good morning.
On the balcony this morning a gift from Waardong (english: Raven).
Uncle [Rev] Sealin Garlett who taught me the Noongar names of birds as a spiritual practice to receive their ministry use to talk about how for his People, Elijah was ministered to by angels *through* Waardong. 🐦⬛
On the balcony this morning a gift from Waardong (english: Raven).
Uncle [Rev] Sealin Garlett who taught me the Noongar names of birds as a spiritual practice to receive their ministry use to talk about how for his People, Elijah was ministered to by angels *through* Waardong. 🐦⬛
At ANU Kioloa today with great people exploring values with year 8 kids.
November 21, 2024 at 10:04 PM
At ANU Kioloa today with great people exploring values with year 8 kids.
Wicked tonight- loved it. Great storyline, poignant and nostalgic. A distinct lack of colour-changing horses however.
November 21, 2024 at 11:47 AM
Wicked tonight- loved it. Great storyline, poignant and nostalgic. A distinct lack of colour-changing horses however.
I figured this image I recently collected on Ngunnawal Country was a good first post on this particular platform. 🌌
November 19, 2024 at 3:23 AM
I figured this image I recently collected on Ngunnawal Country was a good first post on this particular platform. 🌌