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Socioanalysis Vol. 21: Call for Papers
Socioanalysis is a journal of Group Relations Australia. There is a call for papers for Volume 22, 2020. Please send papers by July 1st 2020 to: Editor in General, Dr Susan Long E: socioanalysis@grouprelations.org.au
GRA Conference: Rescheduled to 2021
The 2020 Group Relations Conference Working with Diversity: Exploring the Dynamics of Cross-cultural Relations in Groups, Organisations and Communities has been rescheduled to be held in 2021. The Covid-19 health crisis that is so severely impacting on social and...
Online Listening Post – Group Relations Taiwan
An online Listening Post is being held by Group Relations Taiwan, on May 22nd, 7.30-10pm (Taipei time). Participants are welcome to register their interest here. For more information please contact grouprelationstaiwan@gmail.com
Blog: Dynamics of Racism and COVID-19
21/5/20Racism and Covid-19Allan Shafer It is well established that hated or painful aspects of ourselves – often unconscious - can be split off from our individual or group identity and attributed to “other” individuals or groups. This need to find a bad ‘other’ to...
An International Group Relations Reflection on COVID-19
GRA and the international group relations community are responding to and finding ways of reflecting on the impact of COVID19 – on communities, institutional leadership and our sense of shared trust and dependency. An initial snapshot of these responses...
Report: Leadership and Authority in Public Sector Organisations
Leadership and Authority in Public Sector Organisations was held between February and March 2020. Including readings, discussion and application, this group explored the dynamics of leadership and authority within Public Sector workplaces and organisations. A more...
Back to the Future: Authority, vulnerability, continuity and change
'Back to the Future: Authority, vulnerability, continuity and change': A Group Relations Conference celebrating 100 years of Tavistock Thinking. 10-12 July, 2020, at the Tavistock Centre, London This three-day non-residential conference aims to help...
Socioanalysis Volume 21: Celebrating Twenty Years
GRA is pleased to announce the launch of the newest volume of Socioanalysis. To celebrate, the editorial board of Socioanalysis has decided to examine the early editions and invite some of the authors published there to revisit their work and write about their current...
