QUT Centre for Justice has appeared in a number of media sources this week.<\/p>\n
Michael Flood<\/strong><\/p>\n “The Battle for our Boys”<\/a>, Courier Mail, 11 March 2023<\/p>\n “Andrew Tate:\u00a0 Monster influencer flooding our schools with ‘toxic’ ideology,”<\/a> Gold Coast Bulletin, 10 March 2023<\/p>\n Professor Michael Flood has appeared across a number of publications this weekend commenting on the influence of so-called ‘mega misogynist’ Andrew Tate and the impact on boys in schools across the state.\u00a0 Professor Flood noted that<\/p>\n \u201cSchools have an absolutely central role to play particularly through respectful relationships education in inoculating young people against the sexism and the misogyny that Tate and others preach,\u2019\u2019<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Deanna Grant-Smith<\/strong><\/p>\n “‘They know all the buttons to press’:\u00a0 Multi-level marketing can damage relationships, expert says”,<\/a> The Melbourne Anglican, 21 February 2023<\/p>\n Associate Professor Deanna Grant-Smith has provided commentary on an article around MLM (multi-level marketing) schemes and how they grow in close-knit environments like churches, but then people often struggle with the direct-selling style of these schemes.<\/p>\n “Associate Professor Grant-Smith said her research found that many survey participants said they chose to join the schemes because they felt unable to decline the offer, and that recruiting within churches was likely due to the kind of connections recruiters typically sought to involve.”<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Cassandra Cross<\/strong><\/p>\n “SIM security systems leaving travellers with hang-ups”<\/a>, Sydney Morning Herald, 13 February 2023<\/p>\n “Security issue trips up travellers”<\/a>, Sunday Age, 12 February 2023<\/p>\n