Our Voices receives Research Team Excellence Award

Our Voices receives Research Team Excellence Award

The Our Voices team was recently presented with the Faculty of Arts and Education Research Team Excellence Award. This award recognises a research team that has achieved distinction through collaborative work of demonstrable quality and impact, bringing together...
Our Voices invited to Youth Health Conference

Our Voices invited to Youth Health Conference

The Our Voices team have been invited to present at Te Tūhono Rangatahi Youth Health Conference being held at the University of Waikato, 31 October – 1 November 2025. Dr. Georgia Rudd will be presenting a plenary session on the Our Voices research:...
SLLS 2025 Conference Symposium

SLLS 2025 Conference Symposium

The 14th annual conference of the Society for Longitudinal and Lifecourse Studies (SLLS) was held in Fribourg, Switzerland, 8 – 10 September 2025. The conference focused on the complex dynamics between policies and life course transitions and patterns, exploring...
Celebrating Research Impact at IJCAI 2025

Celebrating Research Impact at IJCAI 2025

PhD student Bo Pang recently presented at the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI) in Montreal, showcasing his work using the Our Voices data. Bo’s paper, CABIN: Debiasing Vision-Language Models Using Backdoor Adjustments, addresses a...
Our Voices museum exhibit a finalist in design awards

Our Voices museum exhibit a finalist in design awards

The interactive Our Voices public engagement experience at the Auckland War Memorial Museum | Tāmaki Paenga Hira has been nominated as a finalist in the Design ‘Installation and Exhibition’ category in the Designer’s Institute of New Zealand’s Best Design Awards. The...
AERC Melbourne Seminar

AERC Melbourne Seminar

Dr. Kane Meissel was recently hosted by the Assessment and Evaluation Research Centre at the University of Melbourne to present an overview of the Our Voices study. His seminar covered the innovative methodologies of the programme and some of the interesting findings...