[Commpsych] FW: Awakenings from colonisation SEMINAR - Dr Ingrid Huygens, 9 July 2010, 1pm - 2.15pm, D531, FP Campus

[Heather Gridley]

You are invited to attend this free seminar:

 

VISUAL THEORIES OF CHANGE: Awakenings from colonisation 

Presented by Dr Ingrid Huygens, University of Waikato Psychology Dept & WINTEC School of Social Development

Friday 9 July 2010

1.00pm - 2.15pm

D531, Footscray Park Campus, Victoria University (Ballarat Rd)

About the talk

With her activist colleagues In New Zealand, Dr Ingrid Huygens has developed a 'visual theorising' method to depict Pakeha change as experienced by participants. She will discuss how her innovative interactive and consensual method challenged conventions of qualitative data gathering. She will also show a number of the visual theories and images of colonisation, cultural journeys, and individual and collective change relevant to New Zealand and Australia. 

About the Presenter

Dr Ingrid Huygens, University of Waikato Psychology Dept & WINTEC School of Social Development, has recently completed a PhD in processes of Treaty-focused change in Aotearoa, and works nationally as a Pakeha Treaty educator and consultant. Her background is in social, community and critical psychology.  She is co-author with Marewa Glover and Pat Dudgeon of 'Colonisation and racism' in Nelson & Prilleltensky (2010). 

 

This seminar will be of interest to all staff, students and interested community members interested in social change and the use of innovative methodologies in change oriented social research.

 

This presentation is sponsored by the Associate Dean (Research and Research Training), Faculty of Arts, Education and Human Development, Victoria University. 

 

Further details on Dr Ingrid Huygens and her talk can be found in the attached flyer.

 


A Light lunch will be provided.  


Please RSVP to Grace Schirripa - 8 July 2010 for catering purposes.


Thank you

Grace

 

Grace Schirripa

Student Advice Officer (Research and Graduate Studies)

Faculty of Arts, Education and Human Development

phone:  9919 2127

fax:  9919 2074

 



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