Ellen Ozarka
@ellenozarka.bsky.social
PhD student researching the intersection of communication and social change
🤓 Looking forward to next week's Rethinking Tomorrow conference, hosted at AUT.
On Tuesday, I'll be presenting early results from a scoping review conducted as a part of my PhD. Here's a little teaser. 👇
I hope to see some of you there - not too late to get tickets if you haven't already!
On Tuesday, I'll be presenting early results from a scoping review conducted as a part of my PhD. Here's a little teaser. 👇
I hope to see some of you there - not too late to get tickets if you haven't already!
November 27, 2025 at 2:07 AM
🤓 Looking forward to next week's Rethinking Tomorrow conference, hosted at AUT.
On Tuesday, I'll be presenting early results from a scoping review conducted as a part of my PhD. Here's a little teaser. 👇
I hope to see some of you there - not too late to get tickets if you haven't already!
On Tuesday, I'll be presenting early results from a scoping review conducted as a part of my PhD. Here's a little teaser. 👇
I hope to see some of you there - not too late to get tickets if you haven't already!
Reposted by Ellen Ozarka
Alternate framing -
People learnt the impact of transmission during the pandemic and now are less likely to come in and get everyone else sick.
People learnt the impact of transmission during the pandemic and now are less likely to come in and get everyone else sick.
Study shows Kiwis taking more sick leave, costing economy $4.17 billion a year
Study shows Kiwis taking more sick leave, costing economy $4.17 billion a year
A study showed workers spent an average 6.7 days a year off sick - a more than 20 percent jump on 5.5 days off in 2022.
www.rnz.co.nz
November 6, 2025 at 5:36 AM
Alternate framing -
People learnt the impact of transmission during the pandemic and now are less likely to come in and get everyone else sick.
People learnt the impact of transmission during the pandemic and now are less likely to come in and get everyone else sick.
Reposted by Ellen Ozarka
#nzpol
GOOD NEWS ALERT 🚨
Today the government relented to pressure from the @livingwageaotearoa.bsky.social and retained the requirement for contracted workers to be paid at least the Living Wage rate in Government Contracts. Around 5,000 workers will likely benefit from this decision
GOOD NEWS ALERT 🚨
Today the government relented to pressure from the @livingwageaotearoa.bsky.social and retained the requirement for contracted workers to be paid at least the Living Wage rate in Government Contracts. Around 5,000 workers will likely benefit from this decision
October 9, 2025 at 12:22 AM
#nzpol
GOOD NEWS ALERT 🚨
Today the government relented to pressure from the @livingwageaotearoa.bsky.social and retained the requirement for contracted workers to be paid at least the Living Wage rate in Government Contracts. Around 5,000 workers will likely benefit from this decision
GOOD NEWS ALERT 🚨
Today the government relented to pressure from the @livingwageaotearoa.bsky.social and retained the requirement for contracted workers to be paid at least the Living Wage rate in Government Contracts. Around 5,000 workers will likely benefit from this decision
Reposted by Ellen Ozarka
The government’s stance on Palestine echoes Arendt’s “banality of evil”: officials turning genocide into paperwork and an administrative task; treating a moral abyss as mere policy risk.
September 28, 2025 at 3:56 AM
The government’s stance on Palestine echoes Arendt’s “banality of evil”: officials turning genocide into paperwork and an administrative task; treating a moral abyss as mere policy risk.