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“An Australian woman dies every 15 days at the hands of a current or former partner, and most partner homicides follow a history of male-perpetrated violence.”
[How ridiculous that we are still asking this question!] Violence against women is both a legal and cultural problem. What can we do to address it?

Violence against women is both a legal and cultural problem. What can we do to address it?
Gender violence has captured the attention of policy makers and the public. There’s many things that can be done, both in the short and long term.

Here's my latest Human Meme podcast episode: AI and Human Motivation: Exploring Cultural, Ethical, and Societal Shifts - http://sites.libsyn.com/84966/ai-and-human-motivation-exploring-cultural-ethical-and-societal-shifts…

More cultural vandalism. #Erasmus membership is one thing the government could actually have done to help address this shortcoming. 🤦‍♂️ #HigherEducation #academia

Sources say Sundar Pichai is now making day-to-day decisions about adding generative AI to Google products even as some worry about his low-key leadership style (Financial Times)
https://t.co/MMxjNEdqaS

Here's my latest Human Meme podcast episode: AI and Human Motivation: Exploring Cultural, Ethical, and Societal Shifts - http://sites.libsyn.com/84966/ai-and-human-motivation-exploring-cultural-ethical-and-societal-shifts…

Minister: Nearly 1,800 cultural institutions have suffered damage in liberated territories of Ukraine: https://benborges.xyz/2024/03/30/minister-nearly-cultural.html

"If the university is to be fundamentally decolonized, it will need both a cultural and a material shift that is motivated less by striving to maintain competitive advantage and more by striving for greater global equality and justice, in which universities regain their purpose of providing education as a public good of benefit to both local and global constituencies."
https://doi.org/10.1093/jopedu/qhad052
Found via https://akademienl.social/@jeroenbosman/112178863506521316

Growing Up in 70s Television: The Addictive Glory of Marshall, Schwartz, Larson, and Slade
The 1970s in the United States, as seen through the innocent, yet perceptive eyes of a child, was a period marked by profound cultural, political, and religious shifts. The 1970s were a decade where the vibrant promises of the 60s' counterculture movements began to clash with the realities of ongoing political strife and societal change. The Vietnam War lingered in the…

Growing Up in 70s Television: The Addictive Glory of Marshall, Schwartz, Larson, and Slade | David Boles, Blogs
The 1970s in the United States, as seen through the innocent, yet perceptive eyes of a child, was a period marked by profound cultural, political, and religious shifts. The 1970s were a decade wher…