Dr Bex on Social Issues in Aotearoa NZ
Dr BexA collection of writing on food insecurity, community psychology, and disability related issues in Aotearoa New Zealand
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What if we paid the Supported Living Payment like we pay the pension?
I attended one of the disability policy workshops held by Labour MP Priyanca Radhakrishnan recently. At the table I was at, an older blind gentleman quietly suggested a very revolutionary idea:
Finding hope and keeping joy under neoliberalism
Resisting the current flood of neoliberal narratives requires resisting the urge to give in to doomerism and finding collective ways to practice hope and joy. The neoliberal true believers are flooding the zone with mistruths as they appeal...
Care work in Aotearoa
Yesterday (in Aotearoa at least - today in other parts of the world) was the United Nations International Day of Care and Support. I had a post I planned to write, but it got waylaid by - you guessed it - caring duties.
Kirikiriroa Hamilton represent
The rain held off and it was a very gentle stroll from the Band Rotunda by Bridge St down Victoria St to Garden Place for today’s strike action and rally - the biggest in nearly 40 years, apparently.
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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.
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