A Massey University psychologist flew to Samoa this week to take smart phones and tablets donated by the University to equip counsellors and church ministers dealing with grieving families caught up in the measles epidemic.
A New Zealand linguist has launched a series of children's books she co-wrote in Gamilaraay - an endangered Aboriginal language she is working to revive using mostly digital technology in collaboration with a community in New South Wales.
Learning another language can take years of commitment and effort amid our busy lives. A new online learning innovation pairing students face-to-face with native speakers is helping to speed up progress.
Massey University alumnus and health psychologist Professor Michael Ross has been awarded a Doctor of Science for his lifetime of research into sexual risk behaviour and mental health in gay and bisexual men across cultures and continents.
NZ linguist helping to revive Aboriginal language
Psychological first aid in measles-affected Samoa
Face time innovates online language learning
Gay men’s health and discrimination researcher awarded
Global forum highlights Massey’s leadership in sustainable agriculture development
The meaning of philosophy in perplexing times
Brazil collaboration opens doors for geographers
Development Studies celebrates 30 years
Keeping Spanish language alive on the home front
‘Hola’ to Spanish language and culture week