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Impact Talks at UTS brings you ideas and research from leading thinkers, every two weeks. Get fresh insights and dive deep into what matters. Based on Gadigal Country in the heart of Sydney’s creative and digital precinct, the University of Technology Sydney is Australia’s top university for research impact.
Unknown Host hosts Impact Talks at UTS, a society show with 32 episodes published.
Is Australia entering a new political era? With a record majority off a near record low primary vote, the new parliament continues the rise of new electoral coalitions, unsettling our assumptions about class, gender, rac
How do we design cities that are both sustainable and deeply liveable? Christian Bason, Ph.D., Adjunct Professor at the University of Technology Sydney and one of Europe’s leading voices in public sector innovation, brin
What does it mean to be “alive” in an age of automation, synthetic biology, and artificial environments? How do artistic practices challenge dominant narratives about life, nature, and control? And if compost, tissue cul
What happens when we break the silence around colonial history? How does acknowledging the past help us heal and connect across communities? And who carries the responsibility for truth-telling—First Nations peoples or n
How can we envision trans futures? What does trans flourishing look like? What are the radical challenges to trans and gender diverse rights? And what are the joys, curiosities and possibilities of social justice focused
How did Australia's first family violence refuge come about? How has the depoliticisation of the domestic violence movement affected outcomes for women and children? While we now understand that domestic and family viole
What if your right to a secure home was protected by law? Why is Australia one of the only liberal democracies without housing rights protection? Could a Human Rights Act help fix Australia’s housing crisis? Everyone sho
How will AI really shape our everyday lives? Is AI just a cover for data theft and surveillance capitalism? Are we on the brink of machines outsmarting us at everything? Keynote speaker Professor Emily M. Bender is the c
Is the finance sector equipped for the transition to net zero? What are the origins of ESG (environmental, social and corporate governance) and what is its role today? What is 'responsible investment' in a rapidly changi
What stories does America tell itself - and who do they serve? In this episode of Impact Talks, we launch the 2025 Vice-Chancellor’s Democracy Forum with acclaimed historian, author and cultural critic Sarah Churchwell.
What’s in a name? In a vibrant, multicultural society like Australia, names hold deep personal, cultural, and historical meaning. Yet too often, non-Anglo names are mispronounced, altered, or avoided—reflecting lingering
What do you need to know to prosper as a people for 65,000 years or more? Alison Page is really obsessed with training up a new generation of Aboriginal designers and that’s been a driving force behind her book, Design a
How do you build successful businesses while creating meaningful impact? How can companies foster inclusive cultures during periods of growth? Panelists share their journeys and offer insights on navigating the complexit
Kidfluencers are social media influencers with accounts managed by adults. This global trend casts children as brand ambassadors but with their ‘everyday life’ as the show. What's the risk of harm to kid influencers?Can
For the first time, a new report quantifies the employment and educational impacts of domestic violence on Australian women. Professor Anne Summers AO’s new report, The Cost of domestic violence to women’s employment and
Australians must change how we consume goods and services to reduce our environmental impact, but what can businesses do when consumers resist change? How can companies encourage more sustainable behavior while decarboni
Change for Good at UTS means a transdisciplinary, strategic, systems-thinking approach, combining critical, participatory, and multi-level strategies to create practical solutions for addressing complex health and social
Anna Funder, award-winning writer and author of Wifedom: Mrs Orwell's Invisible Life, unpacks how the patriarchy continues to maintain the status quo – using the extraordinary lives of Eileen O’Shaughnessy and George Orw
How do organisations identify and enact purpose? How can we drive connection between personal and organisational purpose, meaning and values? And how important are these issues in navigating an increasingly complex world
This year, Australia is set to establish the role of a Poet Laureate, as part of the federal government’s Revive national cultural policy. What is the relationship between poetry and the public realm—from bards to court
Prof Frank Bongiorno
professor of history · Australian National University
1 appearance on this show
Kate Grenville
award-winning author
1 appearance on this show
Jess Hill
award-winning journalist and author of See What You Made Me Do · St Mary's University
1 appearance on this show
Emily M. Bender
Professor of Linguistics · University of Washington
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Churchwell
historian, author and cultural critic
1 appearance on this show
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