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Robyn Gulliver ‘Campaign Explorer’ - CHASS Distinctive Works Prize
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Robyn Gulliver ‘Campaign Explorer’ - CHASS Distinctive Works Prize
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Monday, September 6, 2021, 12:30 PM until 1:15 PM
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Australia
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Sally Daly
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2021 Social Sciences Week event with 2020 CHASS Prize Winner Robyn Gulliver
Project information:
The Campaign Explorer database and citizen science project is a Australia’s first ever large scale database of environmental collective action, designed to help activists and researchers design and implement effective grassroots activism to address our environmental challenges. The database includes over 2,800 environmental groups, 1000 environmental campaigns and 195 climate change campaign outcomes. The citizen science platform offers a range of tasks and projects for volunteers to contribute and build the environmental activism database. To date, the data has informed a range of academic papers and monographs, as well as diverse outputs such as ArcGIS storymaps, Twitter stories and activist reports. This project significantly advances our knowledge of environmental collective action processes and outcomes, while helping activists, policy makers and researchers work together to create rapid solutions to our environmental crisis.
Bio:
Dr Robyn Gulliver is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Hong Kong, and a multi-award winning environmentalist, writer and scholar who has served as an organiser and leader of numerous local and national environmental organisations. Her research focuses on the antecedents and consequences of environmental and pro-democracy activism. Her publications in 2021 include The Advocates: Women within the Australian Environmental Movement (Melbourne University Press), Civil Resistance against Climate Change (International Center on Nonviolent Action) and the Psychology of Effective Activism (Cambridge University Press).