Children and young people
Human Capital: ABS and RBA Joint Conference – 2024
This paper was written for the Australian Bureau of Statistics/Reserve Bank of Australia conference on Human Capital in June 2024.
Missing and murdered First Nations women and children
Please be aware that some submissions contain sensitive material, such as descriptions of deaths, violence and abuse, including of babies, children, young people and women.
What works? A qualitative exploration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healing programs that respond to family violence
This report presents findings from a research project that aimed to determine “what works” in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healing programs across the nation that respond to family violenc
Family Wellbeing Program
Family Wellbeing Empowerment commenced in Adelaide in the 1990s, out of a concern for the social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People.
Enhancing children’s journeys through Out of Home Care: A multi-perspective study
Researchers at The University of Queensland, Life Course Centre, in collaboration with a range of partner organisations, will undertake a three-year study to examine children’s experiences of out-o
Responding to Indigenous students' and their communities' voiced experiences regarding effective teaching practices: a catholic education initiative
The study presents the outcomes of the first two phases of a four phase Australian-based research initiative which seeks to support a better understanding of classroom practices that have value in
Developing a Service Integration Toolkit to improve the quality of adolescent mental health promotion services in Cape York: A program of mixed methods research
Services can benefit from stronger integration to seamlessly meet the mental health needs of Indigenous adolescents.
Transforming Lives and Communities: Impact of Quality Indigenous Education
This research project, undertaken by IPPE in partnership with The Scots College, will explore the impact of Indigenous education programs in transforming lives and communities.
Indigenous peoples’ experiences of cyberbullying: An assemblage approach
A recent nationally representative survey by the Australia Institute (2019) found that 39% of Australians have experienced some form of cyber-hatred and violence, and that it has cost the Australia
Indigenous young people's resilience and wellbeing
While some Indigenous youth in situations of adversity can experience the impact of negative behaviours and health outcomes; others do not.