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Jane Parker is Professor of Employment Relations (ER) & HRM at Massey University. Her research includes comparative ER, workplace equality and employee consultation. Marian Baird AO, FASSA is a professor of gender and employment relations and co-director of the Women and Work Research Group at the University of Sydney Business School. Noelle Donnelly is a senior lecturer at Victoria University of Wellington Te Herenga Waka, where she researches gender and workplace issues including pay inequity, flexible work, job quality and employee voice. Rae Cooper AO is a professor of gender, work and employment relations at the University of Sydney Business School and an Australian Research Council future fellow.

Print Council Aotearoa New Zealand (PCANZ) is a member-run, national organisation that has been promoting contemporary fine art printmaking for over 20 years. Through workshops, exhibitions, collaborations and exchanges between members and national and international associations, their aim is to foster a greater appreciation of printmaking in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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Dave Paddon was born and raised in Northwest River, Labrador. He is a crowd favourite at storytelling and ballad-singing events in St. Johns, has performed at festivals and concerts across the island and on the mainland, and as a guide and storyteller for Adventure Canada cruises to the North. Dave has written numerous recitations; five of them The Card Game, Berries, The 12, Not a Word of a Lie, and The Christmas Turr have been published by Running the Goat as letterpress-printed chapbooks. Ralph, Flying Hound, his first book for children, was published in October 2016, and was included in the TD Summer Reading Club's Top 10 Recommended Reads (2017). A collection of thirteen of his recitations, Half the Lies You Tell Are Not True was published in the spring of 2018. A former commercial pilot, Dave divides his time between St. Johns and English Harbour. Lily Snowden-Fine is an illustrator and multi-disciplinary artist living in Vancouver. Since studying at the Ontario College of Art and Design, she has illustrated three childrens books for Thames and Hudson Publishing, as well as illustrated for such clients as the New York Times, the Globe and Mail, and Soho House London. She also has two upcoming childrens book with Penguin Random House and Owl Kids.

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Rex Letoa Paget (Samoan/Danish) is a fa‘afatama crafter of words born in Aotearoa, now living on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri people. His poetry and storytelling are his compass through space and time. His works are giftings from his ancestors and have been published in Tupuranga, Te Tangi A Te Ruru, AUNTIES, Overcom, No Other Place to Stand: An Anthology of Climate Change Poetry from Aotearoa New Zealand, Rapture: An Anthology of Performance Poetry from Aotearoa New Zealand, Spoiled Fruit: Queer Poetry from Aotearoa, and Australian Poetry Anthology Vol 10. His offerings are lessons, learnings, and acknowledgments for the timelines and traditions of yesterday, today and tomorrow.

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