On Parenting through Double Lenses - plus - Public Goods and Human Development
Details
Ragged University: Bring along an item of food to put on the table and take away what is left at the end; also bring along a mug or a cup for coffee and tea.
For more information about each talk please visit the following links where you will find descriptions of the talks along with accompanying learning resources:
On Parenting through Double Lenses – Parents as ‘Active Agents’ of Multi-Stakeholders Bing Wu Berberich:
Public Goods and Human Development Development: The Econo-Social Narrowing of Wellbeing to Gross Domestic Product by Alex Dunedin:
All Ragged University events are free to attend and informal. You can come and go as you please, and anyone is welcome to share a talk or activity.
For video instructions on finding the workshop place on the third floor of St Margaret's House follow the following link:
Everyone is welcome and we look forward to having you along :)