Dr Teddy Nagaddya

Lecturer in Social Work

Biography

Dr Teddy Nagaddya is a social scientist, an early career researcher within the School of Social Sciences and a member of the MARCS Institute. Teddy's policy-engaged research broadly focuses on interrogating notions of precarity, and precariousness in the areas of place-based identity and migration, ageing, aged care/aged care workforce, and intergenerational relations. Predominantly, Teddy focuses on women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds living in disadvantaged geographies and rapidly changing economies.

Research Interests

• Ageing and Aged care
• Aged care workforce
• Intergenerational relations
• Gerontechnology
• Place-based identity and migration

Qualifications and Honours

• PhD Western Sydney University
• MSci (Soc Sci) University of Southampton (UK)
• BScPH International Health Sciences University

Publications

A full listing of my publications can be found here.

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