Researcher of social dimensions - natural hazard risks, disaster resilience, social media in risk communication. I also love volcanoes. @Macquarie_Uni
Melbourne, Australia
Joined April 2013
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Fantastic to see research being used to influence practice! “Why we're rethinking the images we use for our climate journalism” theguardian.com/environment/…
Great article: "To escape poverty unemployed people need enough income to eat, to travel to job interviews, .... to engage with others in the community, and .... to have the headspace necessary for thinking clearly about the future." tinyurl.com/y3va77jo
Day 1 @ECCA2019, looking forward to hearing my #NORDRESS colleagues question whether it’s time to make room for water and start planning for retreat. @PerOBDanielsson #SGI #MSB #CCA #ClimateChange
Much appreciated @CassieRobinson!!
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Great seeing you yesterday @MaryFarrow4 - here’s the link I promised. @TracieLund and the @MorwellNH team did an awesome job of the Latrobe Echo first edition! morwellnh.org.au/latrobe-ech…
Haha @CassieRobinson - I’m glad I didn’t offend you!! Awesome talk, awesome feedback. THANK YOU!
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Great learning experience on Minjerribah / Stradbroke Island. Thanks @CassieRobinson and the @States_Change team
Day 2 @States_Change ANZ: talking, drawing and thinking about systems and futures with @CassieRobinson, inspired by nature.
Thanks for the shout out @MQSciEng! @SpringerNature captured many intriguing stories from some amazing people excelling in their chosen field. #WomenInSTEM
.@EnvScMQ alumnus @DeanneKBird's research focuses on disasters in terms of social vulnerability, risk communication & preparedness & response strategies
She spoke to @SpringerNature about challenges she's faced as a #WomaninSTEM
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Proud to have helped out alongside my @VicGovDHHS colleagues assisting Queensland households impacted by flood. Wishing all a speedy recovery #community #outreach #flood #recovery @TCC_News @Townsville
Welcome back to the final rotation of our staff, who have been assisting Queensland flood recovery. In total 92 DHHS staff assisted over the past month, undertaking outreach and relief hub roles to directly help impacted communities.
Read more: dhhs.vic.gov.au/news/support…
Hello Twitter friends! @BOM_au are looking for a Policy Officer in Disaster Mitigation. I believe there's two positions for the taking.
bom.nga.net.au/cp/index.cfm?…
Great work @claire_horwell and team! Looking forward to reading it in detail
Brilliant @VolcanoJenni!
I was 26 years when I met this dome
I'm 49 now but won't be for long
and all the girls I met at grad school are now
awesome profs
so, we DO want to change the world
I'm looking for a new England
and we're looking for even more girls to join us
#InternationalDayOfWomenInScience
Great news @CarinaFearnley!!
Delighted to see our @SpringerGeo book ‘Observing the Volcano World: Volcanoc Crisis Communication’ as a top downloaded new book in Earth Sciences - take a look at springer.com/gp/book/9783319…
Ready to pack, #springer volcanology book promoting during #CVL10NewZealand. #observingthevolcanoworld #volcanicunrest #volcaniclakes and more
Great time lapse visuals of North Queensland flood - from dry plain to what appears to be an inland sea abc.net.au/news/2019-02-07/t… via @abcnews #monsoon #floods
Greatly appreciate the continued promotion and support for our @uni_iceland @Haskoli_Islands research @PalCommsOA #NORDRESS #volcanoes #evacuation #socialvulnerability #OpenAccess
As Iceland's population continues to diversify, how does the public's response to natural disasters change? Reflections by @DeanneKBird et al. go.nature.com/2BszqIC #volcano #openaccess #research
Devastating events, interesting analogy! Thanks for the updates @BOM_Qld
River levels continuing to rise in the lower Burdekin River into tomorrow. Roughly 16,000 cubic metres of water is currently flowing over #BurdekinFallsDam every second, the equivalent of 16,000 fully grown salt crocs being flushed down the river every second #qld #floods 🐊
Knowing your neighbours is important in an emergency event. We're excited to be partnering with @NeighbourDay to help promote building better relationships with the people who live around us 🤝🏘
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We are excited to announce that the registration for Disastrous Doctorates 2019 is now open!
Registration will close 31st January
goo.gl/forms/UpGGtj69GEkZYSf…