A Charles Sturt University webinar about the significance of anti-racism social science research for social change and social justice.

A Charles Sturt University Innovation Hubs alumna will soon launch a new app that aims to tackle the lonely journey of mental health by creating a movement where people can connect and care for each other as one.

A webinar on Wednesday 9 September will examine four Charles Sturt University research projects that explored playgrounds, multi-cultural palliative care, bushfires, and homelessness.

A Charles Sturt University research webinar on Tuesday 8 September during Social Sciences Week (Monday 7 to Sunday 13 September) will examine the multiple elements in-play with online clinical skills training during COVID-19.

Charles Sturt Innovation Hubs has opened registrations for its upcoming free masterclass ‘Make it fly! Become the COE (Chief of Everything): how to wear all those hats!’ starting on Tuesday 8 and Wednesday 9 September.

Charles Sturt partners with CWA Uranquinty Evening Branch, with funding from Wagga Wagga City Council, to provide STEM education to regional school students.

Charles Sturt University will offer two free online public lectures on Thursday 10 September for people working in, or interested in, the human services industry.

Charles Sturt University researchers are inviting residents from four regional NSW communities to take part in a study investigating the connection between COVID-19-related racism and healthcare.

As part of Social Sciences Week (Monday 7 to 13 September), a Charles Sturt University researcher will present a webinar on Wednesday 9 September to foster more successful outcomes and success among researchers and communities in regional Australia.