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Item Mask or no mask? This simple ethical approach can help with your pandemic etiquette(The Conversation Media Group Ltd, 2020-08-18) Tilley EItem Don’t stand so close to me – understanding consent can help with those tricky social distancing moments(The Conversation Media Group Ltd, 2020-05-27) Tilley EItem Applied theatre as transdisciplinary research: JustUs and the quest for second-order change(Taylor and Francis Group, 2024-02-01) Tilley EThis article advances transdisciplinarity as a potentially useful applied theatre theory and method. It maps the ways transdisciplinary research principles informed and framed an applied theatre project and suggests that making applied theatre explicit rather than implicit as a transdisciplinary research process may help practitioners conceptualise and manage projects. In our case, it also increased our ability to contribute to second-order (systemic) change. I argue that applied theatre was always-already transdisciplinary research but articulating this alignment may be helpful to both practice and analysis. The project presented here implemented applied theatre in a university-community partnership addressing youth justice.Item The aesthetics of creative activism: Introduction(Oxford University Press, 2023-06-01) Holm N; Tilley EIn this introduction to The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism special issue on the aesthetics of creative activism, we canvas influential scholarship of political aesthetics to sculpt a broad typology of six interconnected mechanisms by which art might intervene in the world. We label these: Documentation, Disruption, Recognition, Participation, Imagination, and Beauty. Each has a compelling tradition of theory and application, augmented, extended, and sometimes challenged by the thirteen fresh and provocative contributions in the special issue. Yet, we ask, if both politically minded artists and culturally minded activists are convinced of the power of art to provoke social change, and if we live a world that by almost all measures is now saturated with politically inclined, aesthetically informed practices, interfaces, objects, and texts, why does art not seem to be making a difference? Clearly, we need to think harder about the relationships between art and action, a task the articles assembled here call upon us to take seriously.Item Common threads: A report for the Wanganui community on the first stages of the adult literacy and employment programme(Department of Communication and Journalism, Massey University, 2006) Comrie M; Vaccarino F; Culligan N; Sligo F; Tilley E; Franklin JItem Perspectives of adult literacy learners 2004-2006: A report from the adult literacy and employment programme(Department of Communication and Journalism, Massey University, 2006) Tilley E; Comrie M; Watson B; Murray N; Sligo F; Franklin J; Vaccarino FItem In their own words: Policy implications from the Wanganui adult literacy and employment research programme(Department of Communication and Journalism, Massey University, 2006) Sligo F; Culligan N; Comrie M; Tilley E; Vaccarino F; Franklin JItem Lifelong literacy: Issues of strategy(Department of Communication, Journalism and Marketing, Massey University, 2007) Sligo F; Watson B; Murray N; Comrie M; Vaccarino F; Tilley EItem The wider voice: Wanganui community perspectives on adult literacy and employment 2005-2006(Department of Communication and Journalism, Massey University, 2006) Comrie M; Tilley E; Neilson D; Murray N; Sligo F; Vaccarino FItem Tipping points: Nodes of change for adult literacy and employment(Department of Communication and Journalism, Massey University, 2006) Sligo F; Tilley E; Murray N; Comrie M; Vaccarino F; Franklin J