Indigo Willing's research while affiliated with Griffith University and other places

... All three types of communitas can be found among participants in music festivals (Wu et al., 2020). Other leisure and sports activities, such as kayaking, surfing, and skateboarding, also activate liminality and build community among participants that extends beyond the existing social hierarchy (Beaumont & Brown, 2016;O'Connor et al., 2022;Sang & Huang, 2022;Varley, 2011). ...

... The emerging literature on Black African migrant experiences in Australia highlights not only the precarities of conditional belonging, constant boundary-work and the result-ing experiences of battle fatigue that they must contend with on a variety of systemic and quotidian levels, but also the variety of strategies of resilience that are employed in response to these challenging circumstances. Among the solutions highlighted in the literature are finding belonging and solidarity within tightly-knit migrant communities [43] to enable enough agency to exercise rights of governmentality over space, and developing a 'negotiated' or 'hyphenated' borderlands identities 'so that both cultures can become a part of how they inhabit space in Australia' [63]. As we have also highlighted in this paper, there are significant implications for public health policy and practice in understanding and combating the impacts of racism in order to support the wellbeing and health of Black African migrants. ...

... Skateboarding's rebellious ontologies (ways of being) and epistemologies (ways of knowing) have grown alongside public demands for its regulation and its burgeoning commercial appeal (Chiu, 2009;Willing, Green, & Pavlidis, 2019). Chiu (2009) notes that while skateboarders redefine the purpose of public space, their transgressions have inflamed reactionary politics of exclusion. ...

... However, skateboarding can be radically -both organically and consciously -politically inclusive. For example, incorporating spaces for older 'greying' skateboarders (O'Connor, 2017;Willing et al., 2018), and ethnic and sexual minorities (Geckle, 2021;Williams, 2020). In recent years, the skateboard industry has been redressing a long-standing gender bias, sponsoring ever-increasing numbers of women and non-binary skateboarders, and embracing what has been non-hegemonic marginalised skate media by incorporating it into mainstream skateboarding media (White, 2020). ...

... A supporting and overlapping problematization was that the use of meat and dairy terminology on APs unfairly leverages, appropriates and undermines the reputation of Australian meat and dairy products and sectors. "Fairness" and egalitarianism are values tied to Australian culture (Plage et al. 2017). As one submission put it "We need to level the playing field between these synthetic and plant-based products and real meat. ...

... Drawing on the vast literature on conviviality, Samanani (2023) argues that convivial relations in urban spaces harbor emancipatory potentials for their power of imagining situated belongings that challenge the racist logic, where difference is not antagonized. While it has been suggested that not all encounters with diversity promote a cosmopolitan understanding of conviviality (Erel 2011;Plage et al. 2016), an ethics of "giving" inherent in the host/guest dichotomy needs to be replaced by an ethics of "sharing" to establish horizontal ties (Plage et al. 2016). ...

... (Pinto Filho et al., 2020;Baccar et al., 2020;Cuéllar-Gálvez et al., 2018;de Marco Larrauri et al., 2016;Kata & Wosiek, 2020;Keiko Yamaguchi et al., 2020;Kelemen et al., 2008;Larcher et al., 2019;Methorst et al., 2017;Souto et al., 2015;Stahelin et al., 2015) É necessário desenvolver técnicas sustentáveis para reduzir os impactos ambientais e promover a produção e a geração de riqueza no meio rural, a fim de atender às preocupações ambientais das comunidades (Cuéllar-Gálvez et al., 2018). (Broderick et al., 2011;Cheshire et al., 2014;Clemente, 2012;De Rosa et Nas pesquisas sobre empreendedorismo rural e agricultura familiar, são abordados temas como políticas públicas de desenvolvimento al., 2019;Discua Cruz et al., 2020;Hovardaoglu & Calisir-Hovardaoglu, 2021;Langford, 2019;Manfrin et al., 2019;Petit et al., 2018;Seuneke et al., 2013;Sippel, 2016) rural, comportamentos empreendedores no meio rural, práticas sustentáveis e ecológicas dos agricultores familiares e tecnologias de informação e comunicação no empreendedorismo rural (Appel et al., 2020;Lans et al., 2017;Seuneke & Bock, 2015;Suess-Reyes & Fuetsch, 2016 ...

... LGB family members, including LGB parents, reported similar experiences of feeling stigmatised, marginalised or excluded in education settings Riggs and Willing 2013). Examples included children in LGB families being told not to discuss LGB-related matters at school , or men in same-sex relationships being told they cannot be distinguished from each other by teaching staff (Riggs and Willing 2013). ...

... The adverse impact on parents and families who lose their children to adoption and adoptees have only relatively recently been recognized by researchers. 3 Intercountry adoption is promoted as a welfare solution for individual children that focuses on the best interests of children but functionally meets a demand for other people's children as a way of forming families for the many potential adopters. 4 Ensuring steady, expedient and reliable intercountry adoption programsperceived as "services" by which adults access childrenhas become the dominant focus in receiving countries. ...