Migrant and refugee health and wellbeing aims to provide an evidence base for policy makers and service providers, and to contribute to innovative responses to improve health and wellbeing among people from migrant and refugee backgrounds.
The work is highly collaborative with most projects involving staff from other universities and/or service providers, and undertaken in partnership with communities.
This research is led by Associate Professor Anna Ziersch who is also the co-convenor of the Migrant and Refugee Research Network (MARRNet).
Current projects
A/Prof Jane Yelland, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute
Dr Clemence Due, Adelaide University
Dr Elisha Riggs, Murdoch Children’s Research Institute
A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Flinders University
Susan Cooper
A/Prof Phillipa Middleton, University of Adelaide,
Joseph Szwarc, Foundation House
A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Flinders University
Dr Clemence Due, University of Adelaide
Dr Moira Walsh, Flinders University
Prof Alex Reilly, University of Adelaide
A/Prof Joanna Howe, University of Adelaide
A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Flinders University
Dr Clemence Due, University of Adelaide
Dr Moira Walsh, Flinders University
A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Flinders University
Dr Clemence Due, University of Adelaide
Dr David Caldwell, University of South Australia
Dr Moira Walsh, Flinders University
A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Flinders University
Dr Clemence Due, University of Adelaide
A/Prof Lillian Mwanri, Flinders University
A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Flinders University
Dr Clemence Due, University of Adelaide
Dr Iris Levin, Swinburne University
Dr Melanie Baak, University of South Australia
Dr Moira Walsh, Flinders University
A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Flinders University
Dr Clemence Due, University of Adelaide
Dr Karen Block, University of Melbourne
Dr Joanne Flavel, Flinders University
Dr Moira Walsh, Flinders University
Dr Clemence Due, University of Adelaide
A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Flinders University
Dr Moira Walsh, Flinders University
A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Flinders University
Dr Clemence Due, University of Adelaide
Prof Sally Robinson, Flinders University
Investigators: A/Prof Anna Ziersch, A/Prof Kathy Arthurson
Partners: AnglicareSA, Australian Refugee Association, Baptist Care SA and Shelter SA
Investigators: Prof Alex Reilly, Dr George Tan, Dr Joanna Howe, Prof Deborah Turnball, Dr Clemence Due, Dr Andreas Cebulla A, A/Prof Anna Ziersch
Investigators: Dr Clemence Due, Dr Matt Day, Prof Marco Peres, A/Prof Anna Ziersch
Investigators: Dr Clemence Due, A/Prof Anna Ziersch
Partners: Refugee Council of Australia
Investigators: A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Dr Clemence Due, A/Prof Kathy Arthurson, A/Prof Alison Wotherspoon
Investigators: Dr Melanie Baak, A/Prof Tahereh Ziaian T, Dr Shepard Masocha, A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Dr Clemence Due
Investigators: Dr Clemence Due, A/Prof Anna Ziersch
Partners: Migrant Health Service, Survivors of Torture and Trauma Assistance and Rehabilitation Service
Investigators: A/Prof Lillian Mwanri, A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Dr Melanie Baak
Investigators: A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Dr Clemence Due, Prof Alex Reilly, Dr Joanna Howe
Partners: Working Women’s Centre
Investigators: Prof Fran Baum, Dr Sara Javanparast S, Prof Jeff Fuller, Dr Angela Lawless, Prof Richard Reid, A/Prof Anna Ziersch, Dr Toby Freeman, Dr Tamara Mackean
The major aim of this project was to develop an evidence-base for policy makers and service providers to form innovative responses concerning health and well-being and social inclusion amongst refugees and asylum seekers entering Australian society.
In order to do this, the project used qualitative and quantitative methods to address three objectives:
We partnered with:
The research team had a broader reference group including representatives from the Migrant Resource Centre, Migrant Health Services, Red Cross, STTARS, Multicultural SA, Welcome to Australia, Housing SA, local councils and HomeStart Finance. The team also had a working group comprising community members with refugee backgrounds.
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