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An explorative link could help us understand the role of stories in shaping selfhoods, place, and positive futures. It also might be helpful for climate change responses.
For LGBTIQA+ families, adequate representation in children’s books is hard to come by.
A healthy diet is one that is diverse, not extreme.
There’s no doubt that Earth is full of life, but could our planet be seen as one functioning organism?
The arts have comforted us in these difficult times – but the future of creative industries remains uncertain.
It’s not just our physical health that can benefit from a healthy diet
In our age of interconnectedness, access to the media is woven into our daily lives. Within hours, news can diffuse throughout the community and across the world.
The coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic has a competitor, and that is fake news.
Families living in high-rise buildings report spending little time inside their homes, instead embracing their local environment on a daily basis and ‘living outside’.
From the frontline to the home, COVID-19 has had a significant impact on the mental health of all Australians. So, what’s happening economically?
The ‘new (back to school) normal’ is now a reality for many Victorian students, and support from home is crucial in this transition.
The world’s awareness and protection of mental health is growing. And creativity is a tool that can hugely benefit it.
Deakin eco-physiologist investigates the impacts of ocean acidification on coral reef fish behaviours.
The environmental damage caused by humans – and its consequences – have been explored in stories for decades, and continue to be discussed today.
IMPACT study reveals the significance of depression prevention, particularly in our ageing population.
In 2020, the motor skill proficiency of many children in Australia is very low. But three research groups across Deakin University have collaborated to revolutionise just that.