VCOSS - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

The tweets discuss a variety of topics including support for the #RaiseTheRate campaign, the importance of saving Sorry Business, social determinants of government policies causing poverty, climate adaptation and drought, increasing homelessness in Victoria, sustaining tenancies in community housing, and the need for poverty line for all payments. They also include mentions of various organizations and events such as COSS Directors, ACOSS, WACOSS, NTCOSS, TasCOSS, VCOSS, and CHIAVic2023.

Topic Modeling

1. Advocacy for social welfare and poverty alleviation:
   • COSS Directors in #Radelaide today supporting \u2066@ACOSS\u2069 #RaiseTheRate campaign.
   • COSS Directors from across the nation all agreed it was crucial to #SaveSorryBusiness in #RAdelaide today.
   • Moral superiority and mutual obligations! @ZoeWundenberg slices through the social determinants of govt policy that cause, and continually justify, chronic & debilitating #poverty.
   • Amid a deeply concerning increase in homelessness in Victoria, check our our informative summary of the latest census stats - and the groups of people who are considered #homeless in our community.
2. Climate change and adaptation:
   • Great event at the @VicHub_Drought - hearing from @FRRR_Oz @GWMWater @VCOSS and so many more about climate adaptation and drought in Bendigo. Of course, it’s currently pouring here!
3. Community housing and tenancy:
   • What are the critical aspects of supporting & keeping a home for residents in #communityhousing? Find out at our #CHIAVic2023 conference in April & hear from leading experts like @EmmaKingVic from @VCOSS on delivering best practice on sustaining tenancies.
4. Reform and advocacy for human rights:
   • @humanrightsHRLC @thevalsmob @AliBesirogluRG @SmartJusticeYP @dhadjowa @VCOSS @VACCHO_org @NATSILS_ The Premier originally stated there would also be reform beyond legislation, referring to the corrupt cover-up revealed by Coroner within Corrections…#VeronicaNelson
5. Access to housing:
   • #HousingCrisis #housing @RMIT_CUR @dr_chris_martin @AHURI_Research @UNSWCityFutures @ACOSS @VCOSS @Homeless_AU @HomelessnessAus
   • #HousingCrisis #auspol #springst #nswpol @_EverybodysHome @VCOSS

Emotional Analysis

The tweets express a range of emotions including solidarity, concern, irony, frustration, and urgency regarding issues such as poverty, homelessness, and the need for policy change. There is a shared sense of community and collaboration, with many tweets tagging various advocacy and social organizations. Some tweets express optimism for positive change, while others highlight the severity and urgent need for action on these pressing issues.

Trend Analysis

• Campaigns for social welfare and poverty alleviation, such as the #RaiseTheRate campaign and discussing the latest census stats on homelessness.
• Discussions on climate adaptation and drought in certain regions, as well as the needs for sustainable tenancies in #communityhousing.
• Calls for legislative and institutional reform in areas such as corrections and addressing the increasing housing crisis in Australia.
• Discussions on social determinants of government policy, and how they perpetuate poverty.
• Conferences and events throughout the nation featuring various experts and organizations dedicated to these issues.