So, what? Public lectures in contemporary humanities and social sciences
The inaugural lecture Families that Work was presented by Professor Deb Brennan on 7 March. More details including the podcasts of the lecture and the introduction by the Hon. Maxine McKew are available here.
Seminar Program
Next seminar:
Applied ethics and social policy: the freedom and limits of paternalism
Dr Tony Fitzpatrick (Reader in Social and Political Theory, Sociology and Social Policy, University of Nottingham, UK)
Tuesday 8th July 12:30-1:30pm
Room 256, Level 2, Robert Webster Building, UNSW
For the full seminar program follow the 'seminars & conferences' link on the left.
Recent Publications
Two reports on resilience among families which have a child with a disability. Prepared for the the Disability Policy and Research Working Group, Commonwealth State/Territory Disability Agreement.
Literature review and Final report.
The first Interim Report on the Brighter Futures Early intervention program. PDF. [415 KB]
The Work plan for the Evaluation of the Integrated Rehabilitation and Recovery Care Program (IRRCP). PDF [238 KB]
Poverty in Australia, sensitivity analysis and recent trends, the final report from research commissioned by Jobs Australia on behalf of the Australian Council of Social Service. PDF [442KB]
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Kristy Muir
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Housing Support for People with Mental Illness |
Peter
Saunders and Yuvisthi Naidoo |
Towards
New Indicators of Disadvantage Project
Bulletin 4: Social Exclusion and children
(also available as a separate PDF). |
| Karen Fisher and Xiaoyuan Shang |
Supporting Older People with Disability in China |
| Shannon McDermott |
Self Neglect and Squalor |
| BJ Newton |
Theories on Multiple personality disorder |
Intern Program
For more detail visit the program page. |