Tuesday 5 May 2020

E&D SERIES: ‘Diversify’ your online experience with UON Psychology-Led videolibrary on diversity and social cohesion


In these COVID-induced times of home isolation, “diversify” your online experience with a new videolibrary of research talks on “diversity” and “social cohesion” research.

  The Newcastle specialized meeting on social cohesion hosted by UON Psychology in 2019, led by Stefania Paolini and an army of motivated and enthusiastic volunteers, showcased the best research on the dynamics of intergroup contact and social integration that is currently available on the international stage. It offered 70+ senior and junior researchers a forum to discuss data from a variety of research laboratories, methods, and societal settings over a three day period.

With so much goodness at hand, we wanted the legacy of the Australian meeting to live long and produce fruits beyond Newcastle. Hence, we have captured it in a video-library of conference presentations that is now accessible worldwide on YOUTUBE and via the conference website for wider community’s consumption and enjoyment. Thank you to all of those who contributed!

The library can be accessed this way:

YOUTUBE Library location:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ04pfYcwk-PreX0r2t88bw/featured

FRONT PAGE on SASP conference website (including full authors’ details and short abstracts):
https://sasp.org.au/2020/04/video-library-of-conference-presentations-video-library-of-conference-presentations/

We hope you will enjoy this research resource as much as many of us did ‘live’ months ago.

You can learn more about this UON-led event at: https://sasp.org.au/2018/09/sasp-spssi-group-meeting-2019/




  
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On the conference website, you will find also the conference narrative report: go to the “conference feedback and report” link at:  https://sasp.org.au/2018/09/sasp-spssi-group-meeting-2019/  Thanks to Marta Beneda for her rich testimonial and to all of those who contributed data and comments.

We hope these resources will ignite fond memories of the Newcastle / Australian experience among those who attended the meeting and instigate a desire to visit us in the (post-COVID) future among all the others.