Humanising Safety and Embracing Real Risk
Special Guest post by Mindful Millie
Last week I read a statistic (it was on the internet so it must be true) that Google searches about domestic violence had increased by 75 per cent since the first recorded COVID-19 cases in NSW.
No sooner had … Learn more >>>>>
Most people would agree that life is unpredictable and full of uncertainty. They would also agree that everything in the world is … Learn more >>>>>
Organisations, despite their apparent preoccupation with facts, numbers, objectivity, concreteness, and accountability, are in fact saturated with subjectivity, abstraction, guesses, making do, invention and arbitrariness… just like the rest of us. (Weick 1969, p. 5)
These are the words of Karl Weick … Learn more >>>>>
In the wake of yet more attacks in Paris, Lebanon, Belgium I cannot but feel the fatigue and tension as the world waits. Yet in amongst it all we see (in the news) and hear (in the media) moments of … Learn more >>>>>
I’ve just arrived home from the Society of Australasian Social Psychologists (SASP) 2016 Conference, where I had the privilege of both listening to and then reflecting on some great presentations. I also presented a short paper myself. If … Learn more >>>>>
