Dr Renée Mickelburgh is an Associate Lecturer in Strategic Communication at the University of Queensland’s School of Communication and Arts. With a specific focus on gender equality and environmental concerns, Renée has had success as a journalist and communications practitioner, educator, and researcher. At the heart of Renée’s work is a strong commitment to listening and empowering the communities and organisations she works and researches with.

• 1. Communication on common ground: An alternative paradigm.- 2. A Matter of Metho​d: Writing the garden as a method of ecofeminist inquiry.- 3. Pip Podcasts: When telling becomes listening.- 4. Urban Food Street: A vision of community connection.- 5. The Planthunter: Writing the world as garden.- 6. A 'Not' Conclusions.

Dr Renée Mickelburgh is an Associate Lecturer in Strategic Communication at the University of Queensland’s School of Communication and Arts. With a specific focus on gender equality and environmental concerns, Renée has had success as a journalist and communications practitioner, educator, and researcher. At the heart of Renée’s work is a strong commitment to listening and empowering the communities and organisations she works and researches with.

• 1. Communication on common ground: An alternative paradigm.- 2. A Matter of Metho​d: Writing the garden as a method of ecofeminist inquiry.- 3. Pip Podcasts: When telling becomes listening.- 4. Urban Food Street: A vision of community connection.- 5. The Planthunter: Writing the world as garden.- 6. A 'Not' Conclusions.

Dr Renée Mickelburgh is an Associate Lecturer in Strategic Communication at the University of Queensland’s School of Communication and Arts. With a specific focus on gender equality and environmental concerns, Renée has had success as a journalist and communications practitioner, educator, and researcher. At the heart of Renée’s work is a strong commitment to listening and empowering the communities and organisations she works and researches with.

• 1. Communication on common ground: An alternative paradigm.- 2. A Matter of Metho​d: Writing the garden as a method of ecofeminist inquiry.- 3. Pip Podcasts: When telling becomes listening.- 4. Urban Food Street: A vision of community connection.- 5. The Planthunter: Writing the world as garden.- 6. A 'Not' Conclusions.