[Commpsych] 6iccp in Oz in 2016 / stronger representation
Paul Duckett
paulduckett68 at gmail.com
Tue Jul 17 13:50:38 WST 2012
Great idea Linda,
Dear all,
I've set up a wiki site for the 6iccp bid. This could be a good way to
start us off.
Here is the wiki page:
http://6iccpdownunder.wikispaces.com/
You have to register with wiki and then request to join the
6iccpdownunder wiki site to edit the pages. Once you have registered and
requested to join, I will open the site to you and then you can put your
name down on the organising committee page and add/edit content on the
site. Once we have a few names on the organising committee we can go on
to decide which members we all feel would be best placed to co-convene
the group and for how long etc.
I'll post this message to Commpsych at lists.curtin.edu.au too. Perhaps we
should start using the list for discussion to avoid people accidentally
dropping off this particular distribution list....
p
Paul Duckett
School of Social Science and Psychology
St Albans Campus
Victoria University
Melbourne
Australia
________________________________________
From: Linda Nikora [psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz]
Sent: 17 July 2012 06:02
To: David Fryer
Cc: Ken ROBINSON; Heather Hamerton; Paul Duckett; Adrian Fisher; Heather
Gridley; Kyli Hedrick; Christopher Sonn; Julie Van-Den-Eynde;
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ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au; Julie Dean; Neil Drew; Libby Gawith;
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Subject: Re: 6iccp in Oz in 2016 / stronger representation
Hi David,
a two or three way co-convenorship with each co-convenor taking on a
specific role/responsibility set as well as collective
responsibilities together.
Just a thought.
L
On 12 July 2012 13:33, David Fryer <drdavidfryer at yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> Dear Ken and all,
> In your email of 26 June, you raised the point re. “stronger
representation
> of an AIPA representative”. I said I would address that in a separate
email
> where I would also try to explicate the “more following” notes in my
> previous email so I am writing now to do so (see below). Just before
doing
> that I want to again emphasise the scale of the organisation and forward
> planning needed to make 6iccp a success in 2016 and reinforce the
hope there
> will be movement soon towards forming the necessary working groups and
> committees.
> To turn to the issue you raised re. “stronger representation of an AIPA
> representative”:
>
> I have personally no doubt at all that the interests of Australian
> Indigenous Psychologists must be strongly represented in the Organising
> Committee and – as at least a marker of this in the early stages -
the iccp
> conference proposal developing group took pains to ensure Pat Dudgeon was
> involved when the theme was developed.
>
> I also have no doubt that the interests of Maori psychologists must
also be
> strongly represented in the Organising Committee and – as at least a
marker
> of this - the iccp conference proposal developing group took pains to
ensure
> Linda Waimarie Nikora was involved in theme development and Linda also
> powerfully co-presented in Barcelona.
>
> The proposal did change for the better as a result of inputs from Pat and
> Linda. Thanks Pat and Linda.
>
> However, my own convictions are not the point here . . . clearly
decisions
> about representation on the Organising Committee must be collectively
made
> and to do that theorised debate is required. Many of the issues which
need
> theorised debate are ‘critical’ in the sense of critical approaches to
> (community) psychology. In my previous message suggesting 5 domains
of 6iccp
> action, I wrote “more following” re.
> a) the proposed iccp theme taken to Barcelona being now in need of
> further development which this will mean engaging with some productive
> tensions; and
> b) the need for an ICCP Organising Committee to be convened in which
> agreed interest groups are represented.
> I will try to explicate that here
> The proposed iccp theme as represented in bullet points included the
> question: “Is the psy-complex a hallmark of colonisation whatever form of
> psy is deployed?” Some community psychologists, working from a critical
> Foucauldian standpoint argue that ‘psy’ is indeed both a means and an
> outcome of colonisation. For those theorists, professional psy
organisations
> – like the APS and those organisations set up under its auspices such as
> AIPA which is located within the Psychology in the Public Interest
section
> of the Australian Psychological Society and which has a priority of
> “increasing the number of Indigenous psychologists” – are potentially
> problematic re colonisation from a critical standpoint. To give another
> example, according to ( http://www.kaupapamaori.com/theory/6/ ) Kaupapa
> Māori is the “conceptualisation of Māori knowledge” that has been
developed
> through oral tradition. It is the process by which Māori mind receives,
> internalises, differentiates, and formulates ideas and knowledge
exclusively
> through te reo Māori. Kaupapa Māori is esoteric and tuturu Māori. It is
> knowledge that validates a Māori world view and is not only Māori
owned but
> also Māori controlled." However some would position kaupapa Maori
approaches
> to 'mental health' as uncritical, compared with say the anti-psychiatry
> movement. For example, "ADHB Manawanui Oranga Hinengaro Services for
Maori
> Is a kaupapa Maori community mental health service for adults run by the
> Auckland District Health Board" (
> http://www.healthpoint.co.nz/default,33299.sm ) However its web site's
> accounts of 'mental disorder' are pretty well indistinguishable from
those
> offered by Western / Northern medical model psychiatrists seduced by Big
> Pharma e.g. "schizophrenia is a serious mental disorder that affects
about
> 1% of the general population. It is a complex illness characterised by
> ‘psychosis’, a word used to describe disorder of thoughts (e.g.
delusions -
> false beliefs held in spite of evidence that they are not real),
perceptions
> (e.g. hallucinations - seeing, hearing or feeling things which are not
> there), disorganised speech and grossly disorganised behaviour, which are
> not experienced by others and which are not seen as abnormal by the
> sufferer. These four symptoms are often referred to as the ‘Positive
> Symptoms’ of schizophrenia because they are the result of the disease
> process . . . schizophrenia may be treated using a number of different
> approaches: Use of antipsychotic medication."
> (http://www.healthpoint.co.nz/default,33300.sm ) . . . etc.
> On the other hand, another of the theme bullet points was: “Is
critique of
> Indigenous psychologies by non-Indigenous scholars inevitably another
form
> of colonialism or is no knowledge power system exempt from critique?”
Some
> would claim that asking questions about AIPA in relation to colonisation
> from a critical standpoint based on a European thinker like Foucault is
> itself a colonising action.
> My point here is not to endorse one claim or another but that within
> community psychology different approaches to colonisation are in a
> productive, tension.
> One of the tasks of the 6iccp will surely be to open up spaces within
which
> these issues can be thoroughly debated by local and internationally based
> colleagues? To ensure that happens we need – I believe – a diverse
> organising committee. The interests of Australian Indigenous
Psychologists
> and the interests of Maori psychologists must be strongly represented
in the
> Organising Committee but so must those of other critical community /
> community critical interest groups and all these interest groups need
– in
> my view - to interrelate as a heterarchy rather than a hierarchy.
> Again however, I emphasise that I believe these issues must be addressed
> collectively and I am also the first to admit that I myself benefit from
> white privilege, male privilege and countless other forms of
> socio-structural privilege and that I have been discursively
constituted, in
> part, through European critical, community psychological, activist and
> leftist systems of discourses and that I am a relay for such
discourses. Of
> course I also believe that every one of us, Indigenous or
non-Indigenous, is
> a relay or conduit for some discourses or others and that the key
issue is
> how such discourses function in relation to power and oppression.
> So, to reiterate my personal position: stronger presentation of AIPA
– yes -
> but also stronger representation of a variety of critical interests
groups,
> all within a heterarchical relationship with each other with a
convener who
> will ensure that heterarchy is not replaced by hierarchy and that
productive
> tension between interests groups works in the interests of a productive
> 6iccp, To also reiterate: whilst we all have personal positions, these
> issues must be addressed and decisions made collectively.
> Best wishes,
> David
> From: David Fryer <drdavidfryer at yahoo.co.uk>
> To: Ken ROBINSON <k.robinson at ecu.edu.au>; Heather Hamerton
> <Heather.Hamerton at boppoly.ac.nz>; Paul Duckett <Paul.Duckett at vu.edu.au>;
> Adrian Fisher <Adrian.Fisher at vu.edu.au>; Heather Gridley
> <Heather.Gridley at vu.edu.au>; Kyli Hedrick <Kyli.Hedrick at vu.edu.au>;
> Christopher Sonn <Christopher.Sonn at vu.edu.au>
> Cc: Julie Van-Den-Eynde <Julie.Van-Den-Eynde at vu.edu.au>;
> "asibbel at westnet.com.au" <asibbel at westnet.com.au>; Lynne COHEN
> <l.cohen at ecu.edu.au>; "Catherine.DArcy at kchs.org.au"
> <Catherine.DArcy at kchs.org.au>; "ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au"
> <ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au>; Julie Dean <J.Dean at sph.uq.edu.au>; Neil
Drew
> <ndrew1 at nd.edu.au>; Libby Gawith <libpaul at globe.net.nz>;
> "Grace.Pretty at usq.edu.au" <Grace.Pretty at usq.edu.au>;
> "harrietrad at hotmail.com" <harrietrad at hotmail.com>; Rebecca Hogea
> <rebecca.hogea at live.vu.edu.au>; "drjulie.morsillo at gmail.com"
> <drjulie.morsillo at gmail.com>; "katiet at ichr.uwa.edu.au"
> <katiet at ichr.uwa.edu.au>; Meg Smith <msm72337 at bigpond.net.au>;
> "calloug at bigpond.com" <calloug at bigpond.com>; Peter Streker
> <pstreker at iprimus.com.au>; Renzo Vittorino <renzovh at gmail.com>; Emma
Sampson
> <emma.sampson at optusnet.com.au>; Doug Scott
> <doug.scott at humanservices.gov.au>; Tahereh Ziaian
> <Tahereh.Ziaian at unisa.edu.au>; "wallace_craigl at yahoo.com.au"
> <wallace_craigl at yahoo.com.au>; Rose Black <rmblack at waikato.ac.nz>;
> "workwise at pl.net" <workwise at pl.net>; Hilary Lapsley
<hlapsley at ihug.co.nz>;
> "psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz" <psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz>; Bridgette Masters
> <BRIDGE at waikato.ac.nz>; "colleen.turner at bcare.org.au"
> <colleen.turner at bcare.org.au>; Lauren Breen <l.breen at curtin.edu.au>;
Neville
> Robertson <scorpio at waikato.ac.nz>; "jfurness at waikato.ac.nz"
> <jfurness at waikato.ac.nz>; "Roxieh at stpeters.school.nz"
> <Roxieh at stpeters.school.nz>; m. eviandaru <eviandaru at yahoo.com>; Amy
Quayle
> <amy.quayle at live.vu.edu.au>; pat dudgeon <pat.dudgeon at uwa.edu.au>; Flora
> Cornish <f.cornish at lse.ac.uk>; Cate Curtis <ccurtis at waikato.ac.nz>;
seonaid
> googlemail <seonaid.linn at googlemail.com>;
> "bronanicgiollaeaspaig at googlemail.com"
> <bronanicgiollaeaspaig at googlemail.com>; Carlos Rivera Santana
> <unamuno1017 at gmail.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, 4 July 2012, 19:50
> Subject: Re: 6iccp in Oz in 2016
>
> Hi Ken,
>
>
> Apologies for taking a while to respond to your email of 26 June
asking some
> questions: after 4iccp Barcelona I flew to the UK for meetings at
Stirling
> University and York St John University and got back to Australia only on
> Monday.
>
>
> Since I was last in touch Alipio Sánchez, President IV International
> Conference of Community Psychology, has confirmed in writing that the
> assembly which met on June 22nd in Barcelona: "agreed to recommend
that the
> 2016 VI International Conference be held in Australia, although the
decision
> on the site of that conference should be made by the corresponding
assembly
> in Fortaleza 2014 during celebration of the V International Conference."
> (the formal decision about the next iccp has always been made at the
> preceding iccp).
>
>
> Also, Jorge Castellá Sarriera, one of two people who presented the
case for
> Brazil (the other was Cezar Lima) wrote to me as follows: "Dear David:
> First, we would like to congratulate you for the proposal presented
at the
> Barcelona Conference. We are sure that after the conference in Fortaleza
> (Brazil), you will have the conference in Australia. I inform you
that the
> future President of the Conference is Veronica Morais Ximenes and
that you
> can write her for more information about the next conference. Thanks also
> for your support and availability for this important and responsible
task of
> carrying the V Conference. Sincerely, Jorge Sarriera." I wrote back to
> Jorge, Cezar and Veronica as follows: "Dear Jorge, Cezar and Veronica,
> First, Jorge, thank you for your kind message. Second, Jorge and Cezar, I
> congratulate you, on behalf of the presenting team from Australia and
> Aotearoa / New Zealand, on your successful presentation in Barcelona at
> 4iccp of your excellent proposal to host 5iccp in Brazil. Third, I
wish to
> assure you, Veronica, of the support and solidarity of the Australian and
> Aotearoa / New Zealand presenting team and the wider group of support 'at
> home' in your role as Future President of 5iccp. Please think of us
if you
> need members on the scientific committee reviewing submitted ms for 5iccp
> etc. in due course. Fourth, I wish to again acknowledge the innumerable
> important contributions over many decades made by Brazilian colleagues to
> international community psychology and related approaches. It is
fitting -
> and very good news for community psychologists around the world -
that the
> achievements of Brazilian community psychology will be celebrated and
> extended in Fortaleza in 2014 and will facilitate new developments in
> community psychology locally and internationally. Fifth, I confirm
that we
> intend to follow up our Barcelona proposal by presenting a more developed
> proposal, inspired by your own, in Fortaleza and in due course we
hope to be
> able to welcome you to Australia in 2016. In respect, solidarity and
> friendship, David".
>
>
> Veronica Ximenes then wrote to me as follows: "Dear David, Thank you for
> your attention and your words. We are very happy to be able to share a
> little of what we have done in Brazil with the V Conference in Fortaleza.
> For sure we will need the help of yours on the Scientific Committee
as well
> as thinking together some schedules. We will be happy to be with you
guys in
> Australia in 2016. What unites us is the strengthening and the
development
> of Community Psychology. Sincerely, Veronica Ximenes"
> I am communicating the above in part for transparency and partly to
> underline that the President of the IV International Conference of
Community
> Psychology (Barcelona), those who presented the case for Brazil and the
> President of the V Conference (Brazil) Veronica Morais Ximenes, have all
> confirmed that they expect 6iccp to be in Australia. That is powerful
> support. Whilst ‘we’ could decide to withdraw our offer to host 6iccp and
> whilst it is conceivable that a new proposal to host 6iccp made in Brazil
> could in principle be adopted, I think ‘we’ can work on the
assumption that
> 6iccp will come to Australia as long as we do not throw the
opportunity to
> host 6iccp away. Emphatically I do not think we should wait until
> confirmation in 2014 before starting to organize iccp2016. On the
contrary,
> 4 years is not any too long to organise a very large and ambitious
> international conference and it is many ways a better outcome for
‘us’ to be
> organizing for 2016 than for 2014 as by 2014 ‘we’ can be well on the
way to
> organizing a successful conference. Of course that will only be
accomplished
> if ‘we’ start organizing and working hard and effectively very soon.
>
>
> In my view ‘Phase 1’ (The work of the proposal developing and presenting
> groups) has thus now been successfully accomplished and there is a
need to
> maintain the momentum and move swiftly, smoothly and rigorously to
phase 2
> (the serious work of organizing 6iccp in 2016). This is not so much to be
> competitive in 2 years’ time (you asked "What do we need to do to
ensure our
> competitiveness for the next round?") as to ensure we are in a timely
> position to deliver an outstanding radically community psychological
> conference, with which we will all be satisfied, in 2016.
>
>
> The personnel involved in Phase 2 are of course not necessarily the
same as
> those involved in Phase 1: the tasks to be accomplished are more in
number
> and challenging in different ways. For both reasons of emancipatory
> participation as well as sharing the work we need many more people and
> interest groups involved in Phase 2.
>
>
> To promote further discussion I suggest we need to act in at least five
> domains:
>
> 1. The proposed iccp theme taken to Barcelona which was well
received, drew
> on indigenous, decolonising and critical thinking and writing but was
> schematic and is now in need of further development, this will mean
engaging
> with some productive tensions (more following).
>
>
> 2. An Organising Committee which has the confidence and support of
the wider
> group needs to be set up. The various interest groups which should be
> represented on this Organising Committee need to be agreed (more
following).
>
>
> 3. Some conference decisions need to be taken and acted relatively
soon i.e.
> well in advance of the 2014 let alone 2016. For example some potential
> invited speakers may make speaking commitments many years in advance and
> should probably be invited in 2012 or 2013 for 2016. Some venues may be
> booked several years in advance. Concrete institutional support may
take a
> long time to secure, especially if organisational restructuring is
underway
> in institutions from which support needs to obtained.
>
>
> 4. Convening 6iccp will be a very considerable financial undertaking with
> some risks attached. As 6iccp will be in Australia, whereas all previous
> iccps will have been in the Americas (Puerto Rico, Mexico, Brazil) or
Europe
> (Portugal, Spain) (a point the presenting team made loud and clear in
> Barcelona), it is hard to anticipate how many people will be prepared to
> travel to ‘us’. Between 600 and 700 people have attended previous iccps
> (paying various registration fees) but may or may not travel to
Australia.
> Without an idea of likely numbers attending 6iccp, it will be hard to
> estimate likely registration income and some sort of underwriting of
> potential loss needs to be arranged so that the organizing group
members are
> not personally liable should the conference not break even. A detailed
> business plan needs to be developed to ensure all the various components
> will be financially viable.
>
> 5. If 6iccp is about the same size as previous iccps we can expect a very
> large number of papers etc. to be proposed in what will be for many not
> their first language, each of which will need to be refereed by 2
reviewers,
> a decision made, decisions communicated etc. A Scientific Committee will
> need to be set up; decide categories of presentation; take decisions in
> advance about submission guidelines, deadlines, refereeing
guidelines, etc.
> This will be a considerable undertaking.
>
>
> Note that I have above only highlighted 5 domains but there are no doubt
> many others whose importance will become evident as we move along.
>
> Note also that decisions in each of these five domains are inter-related.
>
>
> Ken, you raised the point re. “stronger representation of an AIPA
> representative”. I will address that in a separate email where I will
also
> try to explicate the “more following” notes above
>
> Best wishes
>
> David
>
> From: Ken ROBINSON <k.robinson at ecu.edu.au>
> To: Heather Hamerton <Heather.Hamerton at boppoly.ac.nz>; David Fryer
> <drdavidfryer at yahoo.co.uk>; Paul Duckett <Paul.Duckett at vu.edu.au>; Adrian
> Fisher <Adrian.Fisher at vu.edu.au>; Heather Gridley
> <Heather.Gridley at vu.edu.au>; Kyli Hedrick <Kyli.Hedrick at vu.edu.au>;
> Christopher Sonn <Christopher.Sonn at vu.edu.au>
> Cc: Julie Van-Den-Eynde <Julie.Van-Den-Eynde at vu.edu.au>;
> "asibbel at westnet.com.au" <asibbel at westnet.com.au>; Lynne COHEN
> <l.cohen at ecu.edu.au>; "Catherine.DArcy at kchs.org.au"
> <Catherine.DArcy at kchs.org.au>; "ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au"
> <ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au>; Julie Dean <J.Dean at sph.uq.edu.au>; Neil
Drew
> <ndrew1 at nd.edu.au>; Libby Gawith <libpaul at globe.net.nz>;
> "Grace.Pretty at usq.edu.au" <Grace.Pretty at usq.edu.au>;
> "harrietrad at hotmail.com" <harrietrad at hotmail.com>; Rebecca Hogea
> <rebecca.hogea at live.vu.edu.au>; "drjulie.morsillo at gmail.com"
> <drjulie.morsillo at gmail.com>; "katiet at ichr.uwa.edu.au"
> <katiet at ichr.uwa.edu.au>; Meg Smith <msm72337 at bigpond.net.au>;
> "calloug at bigpond.com" <calloug at bigpond.com>; Peter Streker
> <pstreker at iprimus.com.au>; Renzo Vittorino <renzovh at gmail.com>; Emma
Sampson
> <emma.sampson at optusnet.com.au>; Doug Scott
> <doug.scott at humanservices.gov.au>; Tahereh Ziaian
> <Tahereh.Ziaian at unisa.edu.au>; "wallace_craigl at yahoo.com.au"
> <wallace_craigl at yahoo.com.au>; Rose Black <rmblack at waikato.ac.nz>;
> "workwise at pl.net" <workwise at pl.net>; Hilary Lapsley
<hlapsley at ihug.co.nz>;
> "psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz" <psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz>; Bridgette Masters
> <BRIDGE at waikato.ac.nz>; "colleen.turner at bcare.org.au"
> <colleen.turner at bcare.org.au>; Lauren Breen <l.breen at curtin.edu.au>;
Neville
> Robertson <scorpio at waikato.ac.nz>; "jfurness at waikato.ac.nz"
> <jfurness at waikato.ac.nz>; "Roxieh at stpeters.school.nz"
> <Roxieh at stpeters.school.nz>; m. eviandaru <eviandaru at yahoo.com>; Amy
Quayle
> <amy.quayle at live.vu.edu.au>; pat dudgeon <pat.dudgeon at uwa.edu.au>; Flora
> Cornish <f.cornish at lse.ac.uk>; Cate Curtis <ccurtis at waikato.ac.nz>;
seonaid
> googlemail <seonaid.linn at googlemail.com>;
> "bronanicgiollaeaspaig at googlemail.com"
> <bronanicgiollaeaspaig at googlemail.com>; Carlos Rivera Santana
> <unamuno1017 at gmail.com>
> Sent: Tuesday, 26 June 2012, 12:27
> Subject: RE: 6iccp in Oz in 2016
>
> Dear all
>
> I agree with Heather’ (Hamerton’s) comments – congratulations to
David and
> the presenting team.
>
> David – I presume that the additional time we have will enable us to get
> more financial details, and declarations of support etc given your
comments
> earlier. What do we need to do to ensure our competitiveness for the next
> round?
>
> My sense is that Heather Gridley’s earlier suggestions and stronger
> representation of an AIPA representative will also assist this process.
>
> With my best wishes and congratulations again to a job well done!
>
> Ken
>
>
> Dr Ken Robinson, MAPS
> National Chair, APS College of Community Psychologists
>
> W 08 6304 5526 H 08 9381 5532 M 0437 206392
>
>
>
> From: Heather Hamerton [mailto:Heather.Hamerton at boppoly.ac.nz]
> Sent: Tuesday, 26 June 2012 3:43 AM
> To: David Fryer; Paul Duckett; Adrian Fisher; Heather Gridley; Kyli
Hedrick;
> Christopher Sonn
> Cc: Julie Van-Den-Eynde; asibbel at westnet.com.au; Lynne COHEN;
> Catherine.DArcy at kchs.org.au; ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au; Julie Dean; Neil
> Drew; Libby Gawith; Grace.Pretty at usq.edu.au; harrietrad at hotmail.com;
Rebecca
> Hogea; drjulie.morsillo at gmail.com; katiet at ichr.uwa.edu.au; Ken
ROBINSON; Meg
> Smith; calloug at bigpond.com; Peter Streker; Renzo Vittorino; Emma Sampson;
> Doug Scott; Tahereh Ziaian; wallace_craigl at yahoo.com.au; Rose Black;
> workwise at pl.net; Hilary Lapsley; psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz; Bridgette
Masters;
> colleen.turner at bcare.org.au; Lauren Breen; Neville Robertson;
> jfurness at waikato.ac.nz; Roxieh at stpeters.school.nz; m. eviandaru; Amy
Quayle;
> pat dudgeon; Flora Cornish; Cate Curtis; seonaid googlemail;
> bronanicgiollaeaspaig at googlemail.com; Carlos Rivera Santana
> Subject: RE: 6iccp in Oz in 2016
>
> Well done with your efforts in Barcelona everyone! I totally agree with
> Paul’s suggestion of sending congratulations to the Brazil group, and I
> think it’s great to think that the 6iccp might be in Australia. That will
> give everyone lots of time to consolidate the work already done and
ensure
> we have a winning bid. It says a lot for community psychology around the
> world that both Brazil and Australia were able to present such fantastic
> proposals.
>
> I hope that everyone also enjoyed the rest of the Barcelona
conference and
> is going home inspired.
>
> Heather
>
> Dr Heather Hamerton, Manager,Taiorangahau Pacific Coast Applied Research
> Centre
> Extn 6838. Email: heather.hamerton at boppoly.ac.nz
>
> From: David Fryer [mailto:drdavidfryer at yahoo.co.uk]
> Sent: Monday, 25 June 2012 7:54 p.m.
> To: Paul Duckett; Adrian Fisher; Heather Gridley; Kyli Hedrick;
Christopher
> Sonn
> Cc: Julie Van-Den-Eynde; asibbel at westnet.com.au; Lynne Cohen;
> Catherine.DArcy at kchs.org.au; ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au; Julie Dean; Neil
> Drew; Libby Gawith; Grace.Pretty at usq.edu.au; harrietrad at hotmail.com;
Rebecca
> Hogea; drjulie.morsillo at gmail.com; katiet at ichr.uwa.edu.au; Ken
ROBINSON; Meg
> Smith; calloug at bigpond.com; Peter Streker; Renzo Vittorino; Emma Sampson;
> Doug Scott; Tahereh Ziaian; wallace_craigl at yahoo.com.au; Rose Black;
Heather
> Hamerton; workwise at pl.net; Hilary Lapsley; psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz;
Bridgette
> Masters; Colleen Turner [colleen.turner at bcare.org.au]; Lauren Breen;
Neville
> Robertson; jfurness at waikato.ac.nz; Roxieh at stpeters.school.nz; m.
eviandaru;
> Amy Quayle; pat dudgeon; Flora Cornish; Cate Curtis; seonaid googlemail;
> bronanicgiollaeaspaig at googlemail.com; Carlos Rivera Santana
> Subject: 6iccp in Oz in 2016
>
> Dear Paul,
>
> Thanks for your positive comments . . I am sure 'the Barcelona 6'
will all
> appreciate them, and also those of Adrian and Ingrid, as much as I do.
> Thanks all.
>
> Our presentation began by congratulating the Brazilian delegation on its
> presentation (they went first), publicly acknowledged the important
> contributions of Brazil to international Comm Psych and made it clear
that
> in spelling out the strengths of Australia/Aotearoa as potential hosts of
> iccp, we did not wish to detract from the case for Brazil but that it was
> great there are two good proposals. After our presentation and a second
> short presentation by Brazil (they asked for right of reply to our
> presentation), but before the decision was made and announced, the
leader of
> the Brazilian delegation shook my hand (and maybe those of others too
. . .I
> did not see). I did not see the Brazil delegation after that as both
> delegations were asked to leave whilst the organising committee made its
> decisions, I went into other conference sessions and had to fly out of
> Brcelona very early Saturday. Adrian has given very generous feed back
> (thanks Adrian) on his experience later that day.
>
> Paul, I think your suggestion of a collective emailed letter of
> congratulations and support . . . the Brazil team will eventually need
> referees for submitted ms. . . . to the Brazil delegation would be a very
> good idea. Apart from being deserved and being 'good form', the joint
> committee in Brazil which will confirm the host country for 6iccp is
likely
> to be numerically dominated by the 5iccp organising committee! I have
asked
> Alipio for the name and email addresses of the members of the Brazil
> delegation who presented and will pass them on when I hear back.
>
> David
>
> From: Paul Duckett <Paul.Duckett at vu.edu.au>
> To: Adrian Fisher <Adrian.Fisher at vu.edu.au>; David Fryer
> <drdavidfryer at yahoo.co.uk>; Heather Gridley <Heather.Gridley at vu.edu.au>;
> Kyli Hedrick <Kyli.Hedrick at vu.edu.au>; Christopher Sonn
> <Christopher.Sonn at vu.edu.au>
> Cc: Julie Van-Den-Eynde <Julie.Van-Den-Eynde at vu.edu.au>;
> "asibbel at westnet.com.au" <asibbel at westnet.com.au>; Lynne Cohen
> <l.cohen at ecu.edu.au>; "Catherine.DArcy at kchs.org.au"
> <Catherine.DArcy at kchs.org.au>; "ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au"
> <ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au>; Julie Dean <J.Dean at sph.uq.edu.au>; Neil
Drew
> <ndrew1 at nd.edu.au>; Libby Gawith <libpaul at globe.net.nz>;
> "Grace.Pretty at usq.edu.au" <Grace.Pretty at usq.edu.au>;
> "harrietrad at hotmail.com" <harrietrad at hotmail.com>; Rebecca Hogea
> <rebecca.hogea at live.vu.edu.au>; "drjulie.morsillo at gmail.com"
> <drjulie.morsillo at gmail.com>; "katiet at ichr.uwa.edu.au"
> <katiet at ichr.uwa.edu.au>; Ken ROBINSON <k.robinson at ecu.edu.au>; Meg Smith
> <msm72337 at bigpond.net.au>; "calloug at bigpond.com" <calloug at bigpond.com>;
> Peter Streker <pstreker at iprimus.com.au>; Renzo Vittorino
> <renzovh at gmail.com>; Emma Sampson <emma.sampson at optusnet.com.au>;
Doug Scott
> <doug.scott at humanservices.gov.au>; Tahereh Ziaian
> <Tahereh.Ziaian at unisa.edu.au>; "wallace_craigl at yahoo.com.au"
> <wallace_craigl at yahoo.com.au>; Rose Black <rmblack at waikato.ac.nz>;
> "Heather.Hamerton at boppoly.ac.nz" <Heather.Hamerton at boppoly.ac.nz>;
> "workwise at pl.net" <workwise at pl.net>; Hilary Lapsley
<hlapsley at ihug.co.nz>;
> "psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz" <psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz>; Bridgette Masters
> <BRIDGE at waikato.ac.nz>; "Colleen Turner [colleen.turner at bcare.org.au]"
> <colleen.turner at bcare.org.au>; Lauren Breen <l.breen at curtin.edu.au>;
Neville
> Robertson <scorpio at waikato.ac.nz>; "jfurness at waikato.ac.nz"
> <jfurness at waikato.ac.nz>; "Roxieh at stpeters.school.nz"
> <Roxieh at stpeters.school.nz>; m. eviandaru <eviandaru at yahoo.com>; Amy
Quayle
> <amy.quayle at live.vu.edu.au>; pat dudgeon <pat.dudgeon at uwa.edu.au>; Flora
> Cornish <f.cornish at lse.ac.uk>; Cate Curtis <ccurtis at waikato.ac.nz>;
seonaid
> googlemail <seonaid.linn at googlemail.com>;
> "bronanicgiollaeaspaig at googlemail.com"
> <bronanicgiollaeaspaig at googlemail.com>; Carlos Rivera Santana
> <unamuno1017 at gmail.com>
> Sent: Saturday, 23 June 2012, 11:30
> Subject: RE: 5iccp in Oz in 2016?
>
> Dear Adrian, Cate, Chris, David, Linda and Ngahuia,
> On behalf of us all, many thanks to you. I know you will have put on an
> impessive show. It does sound Brazil deserved it as the promise to
them was
> already all but made and they had their financial backing in place -
so our
> bid was never going to come in anywhere other than a very close
runner up. I
> think you all have put us in an impressively strong position for
hosting the
> 2016 conference.
> I think putting in a bid for 2016 would be great for us all. Let's put it
> out to the broader network as see if we get agreement that we should all
> move ahead with it. It does gives us much more time to get the
organising of
> the conference right (or to get it deliciously wrong).
> I think we should heartely congratulate Brazil for winning the bid
and offer
> them our full backing. I guess the Barcelona team have already done this,
> but if we could all do it (sign up to a generic letter of support) it
might
> be a bonus. It would be good politics, but also if we get some of us on
> their organising committees we'll gain some good insights into the
pros and
> cons of trying to assemble a group of dispersed community
psychologists into
> a room together and good experience for preparing our next bid and
executing
> our plans if/when it succeeds
>
> best wishes
>
> p
>
>
>
> Paul Duckett
> School of Social Science and Psychology
> St Albans Campus
> Victoria University
> Melbourne
> Australia
> From: Adrian Fisher
> Sent: 23 June 2012 08:36
> To: David Fryer; Heather Gridley; Kyli Hedrick; Paul Duckett; Christopher
> Sonn
> Cc: Julie Van-Den-Eynde; asibbel at westnet.com.au; Lynne Cohen;
> Catherine.DArcy at kchs.org.au; ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au; Julie Dean; Neil
> Drew; Libby Gawith; Grace.Pretty at usq.edu.au; harrietrad at hotmail.com;
Rebecca
> Hogea; drjulie.morsillo at gmail.com; katiet at ichr.uwa.edu.au; Ken
ROBINSON; Meg
> Smith; calloug at bigpond.com; Peter Streker; Renzo Vittorino; Emma Sampson;
> Doug Scott; Tahereh Ziaian; wallace_craigl at yahoo.com.au; Rose Black;
> Heather.Hamerton at boppoly.ac.nz; workwise at pl.net; Hilary Lapsley;
> psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz; Bridgette Masters; Colleen Turner
> [colleen.turner at bcare.org.au]; Lauren Breen; Neville Robertson;
> jfurness at waikato.ac.nz; Roxieh at stpeters.school.nz; m. eviandaru; Amy
Quayle;
> pat dudgeon; Flora Cornish; Cate Curtis; seonaid googlemail;
> bronanicgiollaeaspaig at googlemail.com; Carlos Rivera Santana
> Subject: RE: 5iccp in Oz in 2016?
> DEar All
>
> I think David, Kyli and Paul deserve a really big thanks and
recognition for
> the work on the proposal, and Linda was very strong.
>
> Brazil was runner up to Barcelona last time, and Barcelona was runner
up to
> Puebla. So there is a pattern of who is next
>
> My observations, and some of the feedback at the reception tonight,
reflect
> the substantive differences in the proposals and presentations. Ours was
> seen to have the strong conceptual framework and coherence. It
clearly shook
> the Brazilian presenters who asked for a right of reply and tried to
counter
> David and Linda's comments.
>
> Very strongly, the Brazilian proposal demonstrated the additional 2 years
> they had in lining up institutional, governmental and financial backing.
> This will provide one of the key areas of focus for the next proposal.
>
> There is a lot of interest in coming to Australia for the conference. We
> have to make sure we have all the right ducks lined up for the next shot.
>
> adrian
>
> Adrian Fisher PhD
> Associate Professor
> School of Social Sciences and Psychology
> St Albans Campus
> Victoria University
> PO Box 14428
> Melbourne VIC 8001
> Australia
>
> Ph: 03-9919-5933
> Fax: 03-9919-2722
> Mobile: 0401-673-374
> From: David Fryer [drdavidfryer at yahoo.co.uk]
> Sent: Saturday, 23 June 2012 6:32 AM
> To: Heather Gridley; Kyli Hedrick; Paul Duckett; Christopher Sonn; Adrian
> Fisher
> Cc: Julie Van-Den-Eynde; asibbel at westnet.com.au; Lynne Cohen;
> Catherine.DArcy at kchs.org.au; ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au; Julie Dean; Neil
> Drew; Libby Gawith; Grace.Pretty at usq.edu.au; harrietrad at hotmail.com;
Rebecca
> Hogea; drjulie.morsillo at gmail.com; katiet at ichr.uwa.edu.au; Ken
ROBINSON; Meg
> Smith; calloug at bigpond.com; Peter Streker; Renzo Vittorino; Emma Sampson;
> Doug Scott; Tahereh Ziaian; wallace_craigl at yahoo.com.au; Rose Black;
> Heather.Hamerton at boppoly.ac.nz; workwise at pl.net; Hilary Lapsley;
> psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz; Bridgette Masters; Colleen Turner
> [colleen.turner at bcare.org.au]; Lauren Breen; Neville Robertson;
> jfurness at waikato.ac.nz; Roxieh at stpeters.school.nz; m. eviandaru; Amy
Quayle;
> pat dudgeon; Flora Cornish; Cate Curtis; seonaid googlemail;
> bronanicgiollaeaspaig at googlemail.com; Carlos Rivera Santana
> Subject: Re: 5iccp in Oz in 2016?
> Dear All,
>
> Following the proposal presentation the joint committees decided
5iccp2014
> will be held in Brazil. However there is good news too - the joint
> committees today recommended that 6iccp2016 should be held in Australia.
> ('recommendation' because the actual decision will be made formally at
> 5iccpBrazil but Australia starts as the 'favourite' - as Brazil did this
> time).
>
> The presenting team in Barcelona (Ngahuia Awekotuku, Cate Curtis, Adrian
> Fisher, Chris Sonn, Linda Nikora and I ) did our best in what turned
out at
> the end to be trying circumstances. Linda backed by
> Awekotuku were especially powerful and effective in their support for the
> proposal on behalf of themselves and Pat Dudgeon. Thanks everyone.
>
> I also want to thank Kyli and Paul for the huge amount of work they
did in
> getting the proposal to the stage where it could be as effective as
it has
> been.
>
> I also want to thank the bigger group for the general support the
presenting
> group received.
>
> I do not want to detract from Brazil's proposal's merits but I also
do not
> think the outcome was due to a poor presentation by us. Brazil's time had
> come. 'Our' time comes next time. 4 years will give the wider group
who will
> now take this forward more time to get process and proposal right.
>
> Well done everyone
>
> David
>
>
> From: David Fryer <drdavidfryer at yahoo.co.uk>
> To: Heather Gridley <Heather.Gridley at vu.edu.au>; Kyli Hedrick
> <Kyli.Hedrick at vu.edu.au>; Paul Duckett <Paul.Duckett at vu.edu.au>;
Christopher
> Sonn <Christopher.Sonn at vu.edu.au>; Adrian Fisher
<Adrian.Fisher at vu.edu.au>
> Cc: Julie Van-Den-Eynde <Julie.Van-Den-Eynde at vu.edu.au>;
> "asibbel at westnet.com.au" <asibbel at westnet.com.au>; Lynne Cohen
> <l.cohen at ecu.edu.au>; "Catherine.DArcy at kchs.org.au"
> <Catherine.DArcy at kchs.org.au>; "ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au"
> <ddarlaston-jones at nd.edu.au>; Julie Dean <J.Dean at sph.uq.edu.au>; Neil
Drew
> <ndrew1 at nd.edu.au>; Libby Gawith <libpaul at globe.net.nz>;
> "Grace.Pretty at usq.edu.au" <Grace.Pretty at usq.edu.au>;
> "harrietrad at hotmail.com" <harrietrad at hotmail.com>; Rebecca Hogea
> <rebecca.hogea at live.vu.edu.au>; "drjulie.morsillo at gmail.com"
> <drjulie.morsillo at gmail.com>; "katiet at ichr.uwa.edu.au"
> <katiet at ichr.uwa.edu.au>; Ken ROBINSON <k.robinson at ecu.edu.au>; Meg Smith
> <msm72337 at bigpond.net.au>; "calloug at bigpond.com" <calloug at bigpond.com>;
> Peter Streker <pstreker at iprimus.com.au>; Renzo Vittorino
> <renzovh at gmail.com>; Emma Sampson <emma.sampson at optusnet.com.au>;
Doug Scott
> <doug.scott at humanservices.gov.au>; Tahereh Ziaian
> <Tahereh.Ziaian at unisa.edu.au>; "wallace_craigl at yahoo.com.au"
> <wallace_craigl at yahoo.com.au>; Rose Black <rmblack at waikato.ac.nz>;
> "Heather.Hamerton at boppoly.ac.nz" <Heather.Hamerton at boppoly.ac.nz>;
> "workwise at pl.net" <workwise at pl.net>; Hilary Lapsley
<hlapsley at ihug.co.nz>;
> "psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz" <psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz>; Bridgette Masters
> <BRIDGE at waikato.ac.nz>; "Colleen Turner [colleen.turner at bcare.org.au]"
> <colleen.turner at bcare.org.au>; Lauren Breen <l.breen at curtin.edu.au>;
Neville
> Robertson <scorpio at waikato.ac.nz>; "jfurness at waikato.ac.nz"
> <jfurness at waikato.ac.nz>; "Roxieh at stpeters.school.nz"
> <Roxieh at stpeters.school.nz>; m. eviandaru <eviandaru at yahoo.com>; Amy
Quayle
> <amy.quayle at live.vu.edu.au>; Linda Nikora <psyc2046 at waikato.ac.nz>; pat
> dudgeon <pat.dudgeon at uwa.edu.au>; Flora Cornish
<f.cornish at lse.ac.uk>; Cate
> Curtis <ccurtis at waikato.ac.nz>; Neil Drew <ndrew1 at nd.edu.au>; Jane
Furness
> <jfurness at waikato.ac.nz>; Ingrid Huygens <workwise at pl.net>; seonaid
> googlemail <seonaid.linn at googlemail.com>;
> "bronanicgiollaeaspaig at googlemail.com"
> <bronanicgiollaeaspaig at googlemail.com>; Neville Robertson
> <SCORPIO at waikato.ac.nz>; Carlos Rivera Santana <unamuno1017 at gmail.com>;
> Peter Streker <pstreker at iprimus.com.au>
> Sent: Friday, 15 June 2012, 20:37
> Subject: 5iccp in Oz in 2014?
>
> Dear All,
> On behalf of Kyli Hedrick, Paul Duckett and myself (David Fryer), the
> proposal drafting group, I am attaching the version of the speaker
notes for
> proposal to bring 5iccp to Australia in 2014 which the presenting
group will
> be taking to 4iccp Barcelona to present. This is an improved version
> following feedback in the last 24 hrs. Thanks to those who sent
suggestions.
> The proposal as a whole is even more of a collective effort. Thanks
all who
> contributed. If the bid is successful, what has been done is, of course,
> only the start of a longer fuller process in which more of us will be
able
> to participate more fully. This time next week - Friday - the
presentation
> will have been given. We will let you know how it went as soon as
possible
> after that. The conference we have collectively envisaged would be an
> important event in many ways so the presenting team will do our very
best!
> best wishes and thanks again,
> David
> on behalf of Kyli, Paul and David
>
>
>
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