Dr Bex on Social Issues in Aotearoa NZ
Dr Bex, Bernard HickeyA collection of writing on food insecurity, community psychology, and disability related issues in Aotearoa New Zealand
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 187 | Subscribers | Read | drbex.substack.com |
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Natural supports, unpaid labour, and health disparities
Earlier this week, published a Substack about ‘Natural Supports’. It’s a fantastic piece that draws on Dr Hickey’s extensive legal knowledge, and outlines a number of issues with the current set up of unpaid family carers in the disability...
"Just Grow a Garden": The Advice That Refuses to Die - Podcast version
Summary: This episode examines the persistent but flawed advice that struggling families should simply 'grow their own vegetables’ to escape food insecurity. Drawing on the research, the discussion explores why this nostalgic appeal to self...
"Just Grow a Garden": The Advice That Refuses to Die
Back in 2017, Dr Kimberly Jackson and myself wrote a piece for The Spinoff, titled, No, poor New Zealand families can’t just ‘grow their own vegetables’. We wrote it because, in our respective research work on food insecurity (mine on the l...
The Employment Leave Bill strips away more workers hard-earned rights
Before she leaves, Brooke van Velden is doing her best to make things worse for workers. The Employment Leave Bill is currently open for submissions - but not for much longer. Submissions close 11:59pm tonight, Tuesday 14 April.
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Kia ora! I live in Kirikiriroa in Aotearoa New Zealand with my husband, four strapping teenagers, two cats, and a rather energetic dog. My PhD is in social psychology (the lived experience of food insecurity) and I work in the disability sector.
Editor of The Kaka, a newsletter and podcast about Aotearoa's political economy. Co-founded and edited Newsroom Pro and Interest.co.nz. Does speaking engagements too.
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