MDHS Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander PhD Graduates

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• Professor Shawana Andrews

  Cloaked in Strength: An exploration of Aboriginal mothers’ experiences of family violence and the role of cultural practice as a tool of engagement, resilience and resistance

• Dr Sharon Atkinson-Briggs

  A model of culturally informed integration of Diabetes Education and diabetic Eye disease Screening (iDEES) in Indigenous primary care settings

• Dr Brooke Conley

  What would culturally appropriate Arthritis information and education resources look like for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians?

• Dr Tui Crumpen

  The Institutional Context of Indigenous Affairs: A New Analysis of National Indigenous Representative Bodies in Indigenous Health and Policy

• Dr Angela Dos Santos

  Stroke in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians

• Dr Karyn Ferguson

  Gana Burrai: Applying population data linkage to build an Aboriginal community-governed maternal and infant health dataset in the Goulburn Murray region

• Dr Todd Fernando

  A Desire to Flourish: The Social and Cultural Factors Shaping the Health and Identity of Queer Indigenous Australians

• Dr Rachel Joyce

  Interrogating the cell of origin of BRCA2-mutant breast cancer to inform targeted prevention strategies

• Dr Joanne Luke

  Public health ‘evidence’ in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and social settings: past, present, and future

• Dr Emily Munro-Harrison

  Re-storying place, connection and belonging: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people making space and creating futures in Narrm

• Dr Raylene Nixon

  Prosperity on country: How to reposition the social, cultural and economic value of Indigenous people in the Goulburn Murray region

• Dr Alister Thorpe

  Decolonising ethics? A critical analysis of researchers’ intended ethical research practices

• Dr Asha Tonkin-Reeves

  Characterising the Lysosomal Proteins LAMP-2A and LAMP-2B in Breast and Brain Cancer Cells

• Dr Tahlia Eastman

  Utilising the Concept of Passing to Explore the Sociopolitical Boundaries of Aboriginal Identity in Tasmania

• Dr Anthony Newcastle

  Didgeri and the search for Green Ant Dreaming. An Indigenist decolonising action research project Supporting Aboriginal masculinities

• Dr Arwen Nikolof

  Understanding why South Australian Aboriginal children and families are moving house, how this affects children’s health, social and emotional wellbeing and what support services are needed for children and families with high mobility

• Dr Shani Crumpen

  Impacts of Indigenous Led on Country Archives on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities

• Dr Abby-Rose Cox

  'Mingoke' Kija word meaning ‘to make better’

• Dr Joel Liddle

  Ayeye apmerrke areye-akerte - A research project about young Aboriginal men (aged 16-40) from Central Australia