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25.01.2022 We've turned our Chancellery building orange to support 16 Days in WA to Stop Violence Against Women. The initiative starts today, on 25 November (the International day for the Elimination of Violence against Women) and finishes on 10 December (Human Rights Day): https://s.ecu.edu.au/375yAl1 We all have a responsibility to prevent violence, call it out when we see it and provide support to those affected. If someone is acting inappropriately, call it out.... If you are concerned about someone, ask if they are ok. Believe reports of violence. Offer support, not suspicion or blame. Calling out inappropriate language and behaviour can be hard and uncomfortable, and should not come at the expense of your own safety. If you need support, please visit: www.1800respect.org.au/

22.01.2022 We will be lighting up our Chancellery building purple today, to recognise World Prematurity Day. An estimated 15 million babies are born preterm around the world each year. Buildings are lit up globally on this date to show support and help raise awareness.

19.01.2022 Who’s going to the School of Arts and Humanities Fashion at ECU graduate event on Friday 11 December? TUSSLE will showcase the collections of this year’s graduating cohort of talented emerging designers. Artwork, static garments and music will shape the immersive fashion performance you won't want to miss: https://www.trybooking.com/BMKEP

18.01.2022 The ECU Student Guild 2021 Senate held a BBQ recently to chat with other ECU students about what they want to see on campus next year. Meet your incoming 2021 Senate: https://ecuguild.org.au/elections/ The Guild provides a range of services, hosts on-campus events and supports clubs for students.

18.01.2022 Time to reflect. Let's amp ourselves up, yo!

15.01.2022 ECU has released two highly anticipated Expressions of Interest for Lead Architect and Design Engineers for its landmark City Campus, set to open in 2025. Described as an unprecedented project for Perth, the campus will be built on land adjacent to Yagan Square. ECU’s $695m landmark City Campus will transform the university and the face of Perth, and is the centrepiece of the recently announced Perth City Deal. ECU Vice-Chancellor Professor Steve Chapman said: We want a... highly innovative and inclusive campus, where the transition between the university and the city is seamless, promoting unprecedented levels of community interaction and engagement. We will engage with the market to identify leading experts with strong WA local content, he said. A briefing session for Lead Architect will be scheduled on Friday, 20th November at 2:00 P.M. A Lead Design Engineers briefing will be held on Friday, 20th November from 3:30 P.M. Interested respondents are encouraged to read the EOI document and submit their interest to attend via the instruction in the EOI document (available via TendersWA website). For more information on the project visit: www.citycampus.ecu.edu.au/news-media #ECU #PerthCityDeal #ECUCityCampus

11.01.2022 Win FRINGE tickets! We’re super excited to be a partner of the FRINGE WORLD Festival for another year, which will be coming to Perth from 15 January to 14 February 2021. To celebrate, we are giving away 10 x double passes to selected shows To enter, simply Like and Comment on this post and we’ll select the lucky winners on Monday 23 November. Which show have you got your eye on? T&Cs: https://s.ecu.edu.au/3f6q6NR

09.01.2022 Turn it up and get dancing! Our WA Screen Academy students produced this vibrant music video for Vice-Chancellor's Teaching and Research Fellow, Dr Clint Bracknell, who works at our Centre for Indigenous Australian Education and Research, Kurongkurl Katitjin. The video stars Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) Aboriginal Performance students. And it is a jam

08.01.2022 What does ‘accessibility’ mean to you? For ECU it means making learning experiences inclusive and available to everyone. International Day of People with Disability is held annually on 3 December. It provides an important opportunity to raise awareness about disability, the barriers that people with disability can face and increase the understanding of how we as individuals and communities can create more accessible and inclusive environments. To celebrate International Day o...f People with Disability, ECU will be hosting an event with Prue Hawkins LLB, BA as our guest speaker. Prue is a respected disability discrimination lawyer, and founder and principal of Empire Law. She is an engaging speaker, drawing upon her legal expertise and lived experience as a wheelchair user to provide insights into access and inclusion within education, employment and society: https://s.ecu.edu.au/3nElyBn See more

06.01.2022 Get ready to be inspired The ArtsHum Exhibition 2020 starting on 26 November is a highly anticipated event, showcasing the creative works of this year's graduating cohort of Arts and Humanities students The opening night will give students the opportunity to showcase their work to the public, including industry professionals and the arts community Register here: https://s.ecu.edu.au/3nDWj2k Saasha Lynn, Bachelor of Media and Communications

06.01.2022 Congratulations to Occupational Therapy student Robyn Meiring! She received a Student Research Award after completing a placement with WA Centre for Rural Health - Pilbara during August and September.

01.01.2022 Summer is almost upon us, which means the outdoor cinema season is finally here Get ready to picnic under the stars because the Telethon Community Cinemas on our Joondalup campus is open The season will run until 17 April 2021. Get your tickets: www.communitycinemas.com.au