Please help us get the word out about our study in #HuonValley, Tasmania on bushfire maps! Natural Hazards Research Australia RMIT Research TasmaniaFireService

New open access article available by @BillyTusker et al: "“Your wall cannot divide us”: Graffiti in Cyprus and insights into conflict-affected landscapes". journals.ap2.pt/index.php/sauc…

New open access article available by @BillyTusker et al: "‘No-one knows how to care for LGBT community like LGBT do’: LGBTQIA+ experiences of COVID-19 in the United Kingdom and Brazil" onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

.@BillyTusker at Learning Ecologies for Action on DRR & Resilience recently designed and delivered a workshop on participatory #mapping and #disasters at a #LakeMacquarie creative industries symposium on Risk and Recovery. 🙂🗺🎨🔥 Lake Macquarie leadrrr.org/news

We now have a stack of completed projects on our website. ✅💅🏼 Will we be delivering some work for you next??? leadrrr.org/past-projects

Archibald-nominated artist and human rights activist Moz (Mostafa Azimitabar) will take the stage at 'Speaking Asylum', our 30th anniversary event at the Seymour Centre. Join Moz on 23 November for an evening of incredible stories: loom.ly/aPrXXcQ

Congratulations to Harkaway Primary School for taking out the school category award at the 2023 Victorian Resilience Australia Awards, for a range of activities including outcomes of CRC research. Read more: naturalhazards.com.au/news-and-event… Learning Ecologies for Action on DRR & Resilience @BrionyTowers

Congratulations to Harkaway Primary School for winning the Resilient Australia National School Award! A big shout out from us to all the Harkaway students for their incredible work, along with principal Leigh Johnson and the input of the CFA. @BrionyTowers Learning Ecologies for Action on DRR & Resilience

Harkaway Primary School has won another award backed by our research, this time at the national level! Congratulations to the school's students, principal and all involved in this amazing achievement @BrionyTowers Learning Ecologies for Action on DRR & Resilience CQUniversity cfa_updates Read more: naturalhazards.com.au/news-and-event…

Register now for our March Hazardous Webinar featuring the development team from Schools in Fire Country, a participatory bushfire education program that is enabling place-based teaching and learning. 📅 26 March 🕚 11am AEDT naturalhazards.com.au/news-and-event…

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

We had an AGM! #biznessqueens Proud of our achievements so far and excited for what's to come! 🫶🏼🌏🎒🔥🌱👩🏼‍🏫💻📚🌈🐕 @BrionyTowers @BillyTusker

We designed an evidence-based framework for student participation in school bushfire planning, using participatory action research with Upwey High School to centre views & experiences of students, teachers & emergency managers. Check out the report 🎒🔥📰tinyurl.com/2tpam7vn

EMPA Australia 2024 Awards for Excellence in Emergency Communications - Community Engagement Dr Briony Towers (Learning Ecologies for Action on DRR & Resilience), Neil Munro (cfa_updates /Safer Together) and the Schools in Fire Country team from Harkaway Primary School and DEECA Victoria

Dr Briony Towers from Learning Ecologies for Action on DRR & Resilience and Dr Erica Kuligowski from RMIT University discuss the importance of leadership in school emergency management through a research case study. #AFAC24 #research #innovation

Effective risk communication saves lives! But 3️⃣ common mistakes may be throwing your communications off course. 🎯 Be specific 🔄 Aim to drive behaviour change 📏 Measure understanding & response Learn more about risk communications ➡️ ow.ly/xCuQ50Vom3w

Taken together, the 5 practice briefs authored by Dr Briony Towers Learning Ecologies for Action on DRR & Resilience and Neil Munro cfa_updates /Safer Together, provide a blueprint for the development of good-practice disaster resilience education programs that empower children as agents of change in their communities

This has been a huge week for all of us in the climate space. From the National Climate Risk Assessment release to the new 2035 Australian climate target announcement, it's a lot to take in.