Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
These days I have quite a number of friends who live alone and for a number of reasons like it that way. However, the challenges of old age, retirement and loneliness are real regardless of Internet activity. Within the Health sector and community services … Learn more >>>>>
When safety becomes a necessity and a product it becomes the hot target for a safety con. When something is a regulated demand and a ‘legal requirement’ such creates a wonderful hot bed to take people for a con. The basis of all con jobs … Learn more >>>>>
The Centre for Leadership and Learning in Risk (CLLR – https://cllr.com.au/) and Dr Long are pleased to make Module One An Introduction to The Social Psychology of Risk (SPoR) Free and available to those who want to commit to the … Learn more >>>>>
Anyone considering the essence of ethics in risk must start with an understanding of personhood, the ethic of helping/care and the nature of power. All are essential for any thinking in ethics. Such an understanding precedes any thought of identifying … Learn more >>>>>
One of the best questions one can ask of anyone spruiking zero is: please tell me what will happen tomorrow? Or perhaps next week?
Of course they can’t, no one can. Such is the beauty of fallibility
Just imagine how dreadful life would be if … Learn more >>>>>
