CCS Success in the UTS Human Rights Awards

Our success in the UTS Human Rights Awards is a testament to our good work as a Research Centre  - Congratulations to all!

Here is the list of awards:

  • CCS received a Commendation in the Social Inclusion award for its many projects focused on Human rights  and social inclusion
  • Bronwen Dalton and Kyungja Jung received a Commendation in the VC  Social Justice/Human Rights award for their work in creating scholarships for Korean students
  • Jenna Price received the Jo Wilton Award for Women for her work on ‘Destroy the Joint’  website
  • Heather Goodall received the UTS Career Achievement award for her 'Dedication to the Indigenous Communities of Australia and to Tranby Aboriginal College
  • One of Stephen Wearing’s students Amy Reggers also received a High Commendation  in the Elizabeth Hastings Memorial ward for student community contribution - for her overseas work

So Congratulations to everyone for making such a valuable contribution to the community. UTS Human Rights Awards

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