Kay Harrison - writer

Kay Harrison - writer has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in March 2021. Resources Kay_Harrison has populated their site with include: • Bring Them Home, Keep Them Home: reunifying Aboriginal families • 3D printing is expanding our sustainable building horizons to the outback and beyond • Reclaiming language is key to Aboriginal cultural identity and wellbeing • How new technology can improve buildings for people with dementia • Testing the waters: local communities engage with sustainable water practices • How machine learning can clean up our cities • Social robotics can help us move towards a more inclusive society • Reclaiming the narrative through First Peoples' creative practice • Virtual reality game an innovative approach to manage pain • Artificially intelligent visualisation artistically re-imagines wildfires • Dance in the arts: choreographing collaboration in museums • The new digital platform simplifying sound design for creatives • Augmented reality project explores lived experience of disaster survivors • Super cool building materials prove powerful arsenal against climate change • Refugee women and girls championing fight against human rights violations • Protecting Indigenous bush foods and medicines against biopiracy • Scribbly gums and sublime peaks: jewellery that speaks to place and finding your own path • Ngumu Jangka Warniti high back chair selected for the National Gallery Victoria’s permanent collection • China’s children left behind by climate change and urbanisation • Guy Keulemans: Getting his fix on sustainable design • Nature, First Nations and narrative: Emma Peters’ textiles pay homage to country • Found in translation: jewellery design that tells a cross-cultural narrative • Retracing the Sydney Meridian: from early colony to contemporary Australia • Self-portrait exhibition offers new lens for womanhood and the female form • COVID-19 brings despair and suffering to international students and temporary migrants • Articles for Baresque • Zanui editorial - more than 200 articles