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Thinking Space Usyd - FLR

Transcript: Technical punishment % What are the governance processes and structures in the implementation of ecological restoration in the Brazilian Amazon? danilo.urzedo@sydney.edu.au What is the capacity of existing governance systems to meet the Brazilian restoration target? Brazilian Governmental Funding: Stakeholder Interviews (FAO, 2015) deforested U$ 10 million Mha/ year (Minnemeyer et al. 2011) U$ 730 million Danilo Urzedo FRAMEWORK Brazilian Amazon Target 5 Mha Sabogal et al. (2015) ​School of Geoscience Madsen Building, Rm 429 down (PLANAVEG) Event ethnography Seed collectors:* 350 What are the governance systems operating at different levels for landscape restoration in the Southeastern Amazon? billion bureaucratic Costs Mha GOVERNANCE 2030 450 collectors The University of Sydney School of Geoscience Research Question: 23 thousand tonnes Cash income: US$ 1 million people Native Seeds: * 3-5 months/year 640 thousand people seeds: GOVERNANCE Supervisors: Robert Fisher Jeffrey Neilson (Lamb 2013) How are governance systems affected by the Amazon's position with a global production network for environmental services? 175 tonnes What are the livelihoods outcomes of community participation in forest restoration actions? COP21 restore by Brazilian Target 12 Mha Total cost: 1 Restoration technique: Direct sowing TOP 6.5 Obrigado! Global Production Network Governance of forest and landscape restoration in the Southeastern Amazon global forest cover cleared 30

USYD Welcome Week

Transcript: USYD Social Media Campaign By Dragon Warriors: Ziyi Lu, Wenxuan Kong, Lucy Xu Welcome Week Use novel social media strategies to encourage student participation of academic-related events during USYD Welcome Week AIM AIM AUDIENCE USYD students Academic faculty members Industry professionals AUDIENCE KEY MESSAGE Academic events not only provide an informative session on university life, but an early opportunity to connect with industry leaders Key Message 1. Project enhanced value of these events 2. Improved accessibility in terms of getting there 3. Meaningful engagement and interaction from the audiences during the events 20% OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVES SOCIAL MEDIA CONCEPT & STRUCTURE SOCIAL MEDIA CONCEPT & STRUCTURE Rationale Target young people Recreational, trendy Strategies 1. Profile posts on industry professionals and alumni Cultural capital (Bourdieu, 1986) 2. Dogs at USYD profiles Nano Digital Influencer (Huntchingson, 2017) Social Capital (Bourdieu, 1986) Intersection with audience Live sharing of doggie selfie #followme Instagram Obtained from https://www.instagram.com/echo_the_bordercollie/ Intersect with Audience Geography Targeting connection Theory &Strategy Produsage (Herman, 2014) Citizen Journalism (Dwyer & Martin, 2017) Taking pics of dog-walking + followers + location sharing #buttsonseats & #followme + live tweeting Cultural Intermediaries (Hutchinson, 2017) Agency collaborations (Hutchinson, 2017) engaging with university journalists (Honi Soit, Sydney Ideas ......) Rationale Valuable platform for breaking news Target Audience's Communication Behavior Real-time communication Twitter Facebook Intersect with Audience Interest targeting connection Strategy & Theory Create relevant events based on Academic Workshop & First step to Career. Peer sharing @ Share their own feeling, set a discussion on their future and career & how to be professional. (Produsage) Rationale Focus on private relationship One of the most used communication platforms (Kaya & Bisen, 2016) Target Audience's Communication Behavior People use Facebook as a communication tool as instant communication is very important What people say about us References What people say about us Our target audience are primarily students from University of Sydney; with the main focus on those who just graduated from high school. They are mainly in the 16-23 age group, and consist of both domestic and international students. Their main form of communication style is via social media, especially for interacting with friends as opposed to academic-related purposes (Gallardo-Echenique, Bullen & Marqués-Molías, 2016). As a student in the Australian context, my main sources of social media platforms with my peers include: Facebook, Instagram, WeChat, Snapchat, WeChat. In contrast, Twitter and LinkedIn are more orientated towards industry professionals, academic members. Couldry (2013) suggests that social media has become the centre of our everyday routines and people adapt their social and cultural processes around it through our habits. The kinds of behaviours include taking selfies, posting food pictures (Sensis, 2018). According to Sensis (2018), for 18-29 years old, they spend average amount of 6hrs time online on social media. It is evident that social media has caught the majority of university students’ attention on a daily basis. What people say about us What people say about us

Standard USYD 60 min

Transcript: 23% *Stallman, H 2010 - psychological distress in university students, university of queensland more images here (feel free to add more where needed): https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B2BzHTmXtEhabW5kRWxVSUMzODg?usp=sharing batyr.com.au 1. for longer programs, copy and insert -batyr logo for speaker segment -'reaching out' frame for story debrief -activity time - use photos of your exec / uni / fun vibes as a still during activities -'epic fail' insert video AVI or MP4 file using the 'insert' function on the top panel, test video to ensure volume and playback quality 2. for shorter programs, delete -'feelings' frame (this is a filler for intro time) -Charlie Pickering video / use shortened version coming soon 3. always -end on website still screen so that people can remember where to go to find out more CAPS counselling Level 5, Jane Fross Building GO2 Ground floor, jeffrey miller admin block USYD MEDICAL CENTRE LEVEL 3, WENTWORTH BUILDING G01 USYD PSYCHOLOGY CLINIC level 2, 94 mallett streeet, camperdown Faculty disability liaison officers University students & young people are giving A VOICE TO THE 'ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM' local gp 'Being Herd' speaker training workshop Follow us on our socials Batyr USYD FURTHER INSTRUCTION FOR PROGRAM PREZI'S get INVOLVED! 84% reaching out @ usyd what percentage of AUSTRALIAN university students indicated that they had experienced Mental Ill-health?

JGU-USyd-Bond Immersion

Transcript: Conclusion * This presentation covered the issue of consent in terms of fraudulent consent and marital rape. * Do you have any suggestions in relation to how society can address the issues discussed? * What is the "way forward"? Marital Rape: Australian Perspective What is the societal context in India and Australia? 1976: the South Australian legislature became the first jurisdiction in the common law world to enact rape in marriage legislation. References Women are inherently untrustworthy + Unreliable Accusations of rape is easily made, but extremely difficult to challenge "Vengeful Wives" December 1976 December - 1980: 13 reports of rape in marriage were received by the police. 2 went to trial, 1 conviction 1 acquittal. Women as an Individual not mother or wife https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2611441 https://heinonline-org.ezproxy.bond.edu.au/HOL/Page?handle=hein.journals/uwatlw25&div=29&g_sent=1&casa_token=&collection=journals https://www.dfat.gov.au/development/topics/development-issues/gender-equality Simon Bronitt and Patricia Easteal, Rape Law in Context (The Federation Press, 2018). Jonathan Crowe, 'Fraud and Consent in Australian Rape Law' (2014) 38 Crim LJ 236. https://anrowsdev.wpenginepowered.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/ANROWS_NCAS_Summary_Report.pdf https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3847118 https://www.scconline.com/Members/SearchResult.aspx#FN0050 - What does ‘Real Rape’ look like? - TK v R19: "“Married women are not entitled to their legal autonomy” - Rape Law in Context * Disproportionate treatment * Effects of a patriarchal society * Violence against women Cross Examination Language: Does Mr Davis continue to pay utility and food bills for yourself and your children? Has Mr Davis ever harmed the children? How long have you been married? You have a history of consensual sex in your marriage, why is it not therefore reasonable to believe that he held a reasonable belief in consent on this occasion as well? When was the last time you made love to your husband at home? So it was your house and you let him into your house? Did you invite the accused to the house on the day in question? What were your actions in leading up to being in the bed with Mr Davis? - Rape Law in Context “The nights have become worse ever since. He penetrated me one night, gagged my mouth, and entered. ‘I will rape you as long as you are here,’ he declared. This body is mine till you depart or divorce me.’” WHY?? Marriages as institution would fall off Creation of a new law Increase in the number of false cases Marital Rape - India * "We are raped, both in our beds and in the streets, precisely because we have been set up to be the providers of sexual satisfaction and men have always been allowed to turn their anger against us, if we do not measure up to the role, particularly when we refuse to perform." -Sylivia Federeci 2 INDIAN PENAL CODE , 1860 5 Exception 2.—Sexual intercourse or sexual acts by a man with his own wife, the wife not being under fifteen years of age, is not rape. Fraudulent Consent - Australia * Papadimitropoulos v The Queen (1957) 98 CLR 249 - Leading common law position on fraud in rape * Numerous interpretation issues * Categories of fraudulent consent: 1. Fraud as to identity 2. Fraud as to purpose 3. Fraud as to authority 4. Fraud as to payments or gifts Gender Justice: Comparatives from India and Australia What is the Meaning of Consent? 1 Issue of Marital Rape Fraudulent Consent - India * Video (INSERT LINK) * Affirmative consent. * Differences in Indian Penal Code and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023. * Reforms post the 2012 Delhi Gang Rape.

BONDS BRAND AUDIT USYD

Transcript: American Hanes Brands acquisition proposal potential challenge: consistency Brand High brand awareness & heritage value Ethnocentric & engaged customers Distinct logo and name Customers reminded when need arises Brand identity Product At the heart of the brand equity Diversified portfolio and simple designs For prestige products move to other competitors Brand Architecture Company Overview Synergies between the two sides of the pyramid Current Campaign (Comedic relief & Nostalgia) Past vs. Current RECOMMENDATIONS Marketing Mix Brand Hierarchy (today) CBBE PYRAMID Founded in 1915 by George Alan Bond Headquarter: Wentworthville, NSW, Australia Subsidiary of Pacific Brands Holding Pty Ltd Industry: Clothing 2016 : Hanesbrands Maintain Australian attributes Company Overview structural changes discount campaigns:customers reason: shift of product manufacturing(China 60%) consequence Brand Graphics Marketing Mix (con'd) Improve customer service (at store/online) Improve retail stock availability Brand extensions (line/category) New store design and location choice Bonds in the Marketplace BRAND AUDIT Brand Associations Evaluation of CBBE Brand Extensions & Competitive Landscape Wholesaler to Retailer AGENDA Deterioration of product quality Brand Name KEY CHALLENGES Brand Hierarchy (forecast) Vision: "To be Australia's most loved brand, worn by everyone, shopped globally and experienced fully" Brand Proposition: "bringing Aussie life (relaxed, egalitarian, optimistic and a 10 % shift on the expected) to 'everyday basics'" Company Overview Key Challenges Brand Inventory Brand Exploratory Recommendations Product: Variety of categories within clothing for "everyday use" Chesty Bonds singlet Target: Average middle-income family Promotion: Clearance on aged & excess inventory Aim: Stabilize inventory levels Logo: Changed over time BRAND EXPLORATORY Resonates well amongst: Middle income earners Teenagers and young adults Loyal customers base & positive brand equity Acceptable new brand extensions & channels Asia Resch Ivan Fen Qin Minahil Khurshid Nicolas Battistella Rose Binbin Wu Represent 45% of Pacific Brand's sales 10,5% Mkt Share (retail value) in women's underwear 12,6% Mkt share (retail value) in men's underwear Optimize sales channel Brand identity in jeopardy (if acquired by Hanesbrands Advertising and campaigns to re-establish brand positioning ('The Australian Bonds') Leverage secondary brand associations - celebrity endorsements Past Campaigns (hipster) 2010: Bonds Summer Hipsters campaign Amanda Ware Kelsey Martinovich 2011: Microfiber & mesh Hipsters Rachel Taylor Aim: -Reinvigorate the segment -Reinforce market leadership -Attract attention & loyalty BRAND INVENTORY Brand is losing its ‘Aussie’ identity Customer complaints Late deliveries Deteriorating quality "The Boys" Directed at grabbing men's attention "100 years" Australia iconic song "What you need" Directed at consumers of all ages Pay tribute to the everyday Australians who have made bond what it is today Different "vibe" Past: More focus on product attributes Present: Portray a playful and humorous image with emotional appeal Authentic Australian Image Reinvigorate the Brand George Allan Bond "Creating bonds and relationships" Issue with the name when making research online Pricing: E.g. T-shirt $15 to $25 Target average middle-income families Distribution: From luxury to discount sores Consistent quality standards Quality management team and assessment system More self-owned manufacturing sites Mental Map Recent changes in perception

Kleenex Outsourcing USYD

Transcript: Inbound Logistics: -->Soft and hardwood fibers. -->Owned plantations in South Africa, South America and Australia Manufacturing process: Warehousing: -->Close by the plants/Highways/Airports Distribution: -->Wholesalers/Supermarket/Online Marketing: Strong advertising and brand mgmt Support Activities Founded in 1924 in the United States Part of the Kimberly Clark Manufactures in 30 countries, sold in more than 170 countries In 2012, brand value was $3.1 billion and sales were $1.7 billion Products: Facial tissues, hand towels, wipes, and facial cleansing Industry: Tissue As of 2012, Kleenex maintains 46% of tissue market segment Competitors: Sorbent, ABC Tissue Value chain Primary Activities Company Overview IT: -->SAP and Customized software application -->Strategic planning, product mgmt, supply chain mgmt, sourcing, data exchange, customer mgmt GOAL: Drive IT transformation agenda and innovation Kleenex & Its Outsourcing Activities Outsourced Activities Infrastructure: -->In House/Good customer service HR Management: -->Employees are motivated through B&I R&D: -->Most competitive asset, it employs more research scientists and engineers than any other paper company Procurements -->Stong agent for raw materials Kleenex's Value Chain

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Exchange program of USYD

Transcript: Asia https://sydney-au-sa.terradotta.com/ How to apply? Choose your destinations A full-time year of study (48 credit points) A full-time semester (18-24 credit points) Preview Student centre, level 3, Jane Foss Russell Building Get credit for your exchange over 250 exchange partners in 41 countries Apply for your exchange Presented by Cece Ding Exchange program of USYD Academic calendars abroad How to transfer credit? Selection criteria and competition How to transfer credit? Summary Gather information Exchange results are credited towards your University of Sydney course according to your official overseas transcript (Request a copy of your overseas transcript) Where to study? Postgraduates more than 100 partners listed among the top 200 universities in the world (times higher education ranking 2015-2016) Eligibility requirements Submit your application Where to study? The process the United States Choose a university Europe Undergraduates Q&A http://sydney.edu.au/study/overseas-exchange/eligibility-for-exchange.html Use electives to plan your exchange (Plan early) Attend an information session (www.facebook.com/Sydney.Uni.Abroad) A credit average(65% or higher) How to apply?

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