ARMS Annual Conference Update

Thank you to all the delegates that attended the first two exciting days of the 2021 ARMS Annual Conference. Today, Friday, is our final day and next week we will be sending out information to delegates on how to view session recordings and access any presentation slides which the presenters have agreed to share.

ARMS is pleased to announce the new ARMS 2021 Board under the leadership of President Dr Tania Bezzobs.

We also wish to congratulate our 2021 award recipients, announced at the award ceremony yesterday afternoon.

The Janet Dibb-Leigh Ward has been awarded to Professor Gayle Morris.

The RMIT Paul Taylor Awards for Excellence in Research Management Practice have been awarded to:

Category 1 (Research Management Excellence/Individual) - Lisa Van Den Berg, QUT
Category 2 (Paul Taylor Medal) - Dr Daniel Barr, RMIT University

The New Zealand and Pacific Islands Chapter Presents: Understanding Māori Data Sovereignty

A virtual webinar!

Date: Wednesday the 10th of November 2021

Time: 1:00 PM NZDT

Presenters:

Vanessa Clark - Research Developer (Maori Engagement) Associate Professor Maui Hudson, University of Waikato

This talk will touch on a range of perspectives including what is Māori Data Sovereignty, connection/whakapapa to Indigenous Data Sovereignty, implications of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) for the collection, ownership and application of data pertaining to indigenous people, including Māori, share some examples of Māori Data Sovereignty in action and what are some key considerations and implications for researchers.

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PD Sessions @ Zoom: How to build a research culture where researchers engage with industry, policy makers and communities

Date: Wednesday the 17th of November 2021

Time: 1:00 PM AEDT

Proudly Sponsored by F1 Solutions

Presenters:

Dr Faith Welch, University of Auckland

Professor Lauren Rickards, RMIT University

A/Professor Wendy Steele, RMIT University

Dr Olga Kokshagina, RMIT University

Ms Lia Sherwood, The University of Wollongong

Wondering how to enhance your engagement and impact?

The Research Impact SIG will be hosting a special panel session focusing on how different organisations have approached the development of impact strategies and culture change. Our three speakers from the University of Wollongong, RMIT and the University of Auckland will share their stories of integrating and mobilising engagement and impact strategies before a facilitated discussion session.