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Browsing: secularism

Why we do good things: Volunteering in a faithless nation

Analysis May 8, 2024By Lotte Weber

When was the last time you hiked up your sleeves and ladled out soup at your local community centre? Can you recall when you phoned your ageing family member? Perhaps the last time you rescued a cat from a tree?

France’s self-inflicted crisis of race, gender, identity, and security

Opinion April 17, 2024By Grace Street

France finds itself in a state of ‘sexularism’, afflicted by paradoxical foregrounding of female sexuality in its Republican secularism that attempts to justify its hypocritical and gendered Islamophobia.

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Browsing: secularism

Why we do good things: Volunteering in a faithless nation

France’s self-inflicted crisis of race, gender, identity, and security

Where is the outrage?: National protest against gender-based violence

Battling personalities and deadlines: The spectrum of characters in group assessments

Another Election? Why the USU Election Matters

HackWatch: Who Wants to be a Board Director?

We Will Be Remembered As More Than Administrative Errors

NSW universities in the red as plague of cuts hit students & staff

Your Compliance Will Not Save You

Remembering Khanh Tran: How Activists Won the Fight for a Disabilities Room on Campus

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