#Code of Practice

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Bat brother doodles I made for another art booth week! Not all of them made it, but it's great practice to always be involved when you can! ^v^ Bonus random prompts too! -Bubbly💙❤️💛💚

[thisisgraeme]

The Role of Tapatoru in Meeting the NZQA's Code of Practice: Helping Providers Embrace Cultural Competency in Tertiary Education

Discover how Ako Aotearoa's Tapatoru Programme aligns with the 2021 Code of Practice, enhancing cultural competency and support in New Zealand’s tertiary education. Learn about its role in fostering a more inclusive and responsive educational environment.

The Code of Practice, Tapatoru and the New Era of Tertiary Education In the heart of Aotearoa’s quest for educational excellence, the award winning globally recognised Tapatoru Programme emerges as a beacon of culturally responsive and inclusive education. This post delves into how Tapatoru aligns with The Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners) Code of Practice 2021,…

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they keep matching we never lose

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light study with cowboy Price

alt version + ref used:

[rendevok]

Moon dance 🌕✨

[chickinu]

Some KH2 Sora expression practice/studies based on some old art from Nomura!

[that1notetaker]

It's not a headcanon if it's the truth.

[manicpixieyandere]

Why Censorship Is Bad

An Essay On The Dangers Of Censorship

Hello everyone. We keep seeing a lot of takes online (mainly Twitter and TikTok) talking about how there needs to be censorship on taboo subjects. We wanted to share some reasons why that may not be as great an idea as you may think.

The taboo subjects now adays are usually sexual in nature. Kinks, incest, loli/shota, etc, a lot of people want to ban. A talking point we've heard a few times is that if people see this stuff in fiction then they'll start to like it and change the way their brain is wired. This is THE EXACT talking points conservatives had when videos games first came out, calling them violent and the cause of school shootings. More importantly for this essay, this is what happened as well when movies first came out.

When movies first came out there was an outcry from the public to have more moral films. In fear of both loosing an audience and being censored by the government (as movies were too new to be protected by law) film studios adopted The Hays Code, self censorship basically. The Hays Code censored the stuff people wanted gone sure, extreme violence, sex, excessive use of drugs, but that's not where the censorship stopped.

Amongst things banned in The Hays Code were queer people / relationships, and interracial relationships. When you open the floodgates to censorship, who decides what's moral and what's not? This is exactly what would happen again. You say no sex, the law may hear no queers. And lately, they'd sure love that opportunity!

So what do we do instead? It's completely fair if you're triggered by certain subjects in media or just plain old don't want to see them. That's fine. What people can do to help is properly tag stuff. For example the tag system in AO3 is there for a reason, USE IT. If you see someone online making something you don't like, block them, but don't harass them. You have a right to block them, just as they have a right to create. Trigger warnings have become a bit more common place beyond fanfiction too. They're in some books, shows, and video games now.

Censorship is a slippery slope, one that in our current day we really don't need. Don't let the government have more tools to erase you.

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Robin Volume 4 #124

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Been thinking a lot about Tobias' identity struggles as a parallel to being mixed/biracial and had to do some sketches about it

[angsty-art-ist]

replicant, replicant, what have you done?

[iliadeleart]

A Squire’s duties

[linoyes]

zzz..

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drew pixel sprites for the first time

[rotzaprachim]

im shaking every single student organizer and screaming that they need to separate a demand to divest from arms funding from the demand for a university to cut off all contact with Israeli and Israeli-American scholars and students, a demand which no university will agree to because implementing it would in many cases be very illegal

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