My first ‘and another thing’ vlog for the year is inspired by the Adelaide Festival and the need to talk about Ministerially-appointed boards.
Here’s Part 1:
Part 2:
And Part 3:
A version of this vlog has since been published on Artshub.
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This episode draws from or references:
- Adelaide Writers Week in disarray as almost 100 writers boycott over Board’s ‘censorship’ of Randa Abdel-Fattah by Richard Watts in ArtsHub
- ‘Masterclass in poor governance’: what was the board’s role in the end of Adelaide Writers Week? By Kim Goodwin in The Conversation
- Arts boards in crisis: how have we landed here, yet again? by Jo Pickup in ArtsHub
- And Another Thing: Should board members get paid?
- And another thing: from censorship to systemic change
- Resources on Palestine as a governance issue
Further reading: Palestine as a governance issue
Check out all of the articles and resources in my series on Palestine as a governance issue.
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