2020 Graduate Essay Prize for Excellence in Scholarship in Sociology Entries are now open for the 2020 SAANZ Graduate Essay Prize
2020 Student blog writing competition
When: entries accepted from June 30th until August 14th Judges: Avril Bell, Trudie Cain, & Chamsy el Ojeili How: email
Annual SAANZ Conference Postponed
In light of the evolving COVID-19 situation in NZ and globally, the SAANZ Executive have come to the decision to
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WALKING THE LINE BETWEEN RESEARCHER AND ADVOCATE: AMBIVALENT ENTANGLEMENTS BY JESSICA YOUNG
Sociology has a strong tradition of critical thought and advocacy for social change. It’s why studying Sociology appealed to me
RETHINKING TŪRANGAWAEWAE: STRADDLING BORDERS AND IDENTITY BY STELLA PENNELL
Tūrangawaewae is a Māori word meaning “Place of belonging where you draw your strength from, your ‘standing place’” (Cain, Kahu,
I NEED A HERO: SEARCHING FOR SUPERMAN BY KALYM LIPSEY
I love Superman. A brief visit to my home to see my various Superman items scattered around leaves that in
NEW SAANZ PRESIDENT
Having been elected to the position at the 2018 AGM, Avril Bell has now commenced her first term as SAANZ
A REFLECTION ON THE CHRISTCHURCH SHOOTING MASSACRE BY HAEZREENA BEGUM BINTI ABDUL HAMID
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh which means May the peace, mercy, and blessings of Allah be with you. I write with great
MY NEOLIBERAL JOURNEY BY NICOLETTE TRUEMAN
It was February of 2018. I was an avid young Masters student about to embark on a new kind of