CSI UWA Webinar series
Expand your knowledge with our monthly webinars
Welcome to the Centre for Social Impact UWA's monthly seminar series! Our seminars are designed to bring you the latest research and evaluation work in the field of social impact.
Open to the public, these engaging sessions feature experts, academics, and hybrid discussions, covering a wide range of social issues. From community mental health to workplace sexual harassment and homelessness programs, our esteemed speakers delve into these topics and more. Each seminar lasts an hour and includes a 30-minute presentation followed by a Q&A session.
This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals passionate about social impact to stay informed about the latest research and findings. Join us on the first Tuesday of every month to hear from Australia's leading authority in social impact education and research. To tune in simply click on the free registration link below.
UPCOMING SEMINAR
Climate change has been described as a ‘super wicked problem’, requiring immediate and unified action.
Dimensions of complexity are multiplied when we consider that climate impacts will intersect every aspect of our lives and therefore, other issues we care about and want to solve.
The UN has labelled climate change as a threat multiplier, although it can be argued that threat extends far beyond security and into our social environments.
In this presentation, Dr. Nic Badullovich will make the case that climate change is a multidimensional threat to not just the physical world, but the social world. We will also explore what can be done about the issue, especially from a communication and engagement point of view.
Speaker
Dr. Nic Badullovich
Dr Nic Badullovich is a social scientist and Research Fellow at the Centre for Social Impact UWA . Nic's work focuses on science and climate change communication, which involves partnering with organisations, and employing quantitative and qualitative methods to ensure research delivers practical and social impact.
- Date: Tuesday 15 July 2025
- Time: 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm (AWST)
- Online only
- Free event but registration is essential to access the webinar
