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13 August 2025, Deakin Downtown Are you a PhD candidate or ECR interested in learning how to write a policy brief? Join us at Deakin Downtown for a whole-day workshop to learn the ropes of policy writing and translate your expert knowledge into advice for policymakers. The workshop will include an overview and examples of […]

Dr Lorinda Cramer and Dr Deborah Lee-Talbot give themselves the task of recommending to Australia’s university vice-chancellors that circular economy practices and knowledge be embedded in the tertiary sector. ATTENTION Australian university vice-chancellors cc. Minister for Education, Hon Jason Clare MP Purpose It has been a decade since Australia adopted the United Nations Sustainable Development […]

Dr Lorinda Cramer and Dr Deborah Lee-Talbot give themselves the task of recommending to Australia’s university vice-chancellors that circular economy practices and knowledge be embedded in the tertiary sector. ATTENTION Australian university vice-chancellors cc. Minister for Education, Hon Jason Clare MP Purpose It has been a decade since Australia adopted the United Nations Sustainable Development […]

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This is one of a series of articles on Circular Economy by Lorinda Cramer and Deborah Lee-Talbot, published for #WorldEnvironmentDay 2025   Tumble out of bed and stumble to the cafe, order myself a cup of…circular economy ambition? This version of Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5” may not be as toe-tappin’ as the original, yet […]

This is one of a series of articles on Circular Economy by Lorinda Cramer and Deborah Lee-Talbot, published for #WorldEnvironmentDay 2025 First used in 1953 by the American economist Howard Bowen, the term “Corporate Social Responsibility” (CSR) acknowledges the growing social power of organisations.[1] Typically, CSR manifests as corporations “giving back”, a process that has […]