| Volunteer Family Connect (VFC) Program of Research |
Dr Kelly Baird, Prof Rebekah Grace
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Commissioned
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2020
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| Futuro Infantil Hoy |
Prof Christine Woodrow
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Commissioned
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| Children as health ambassadors: an approach to improving health, wellbeing and learning outcomes for Indigenous children and communities |
Prof Rebekah Grace, Dr Catherine Kaplun, Dr Janet Conti, Philip Good (PhD)
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WSU PhD Scholarship
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2019
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| Greenscapes: How does your garden grow? |
Dr Catherine Kaplun, Prof Catherine Best, A/Prof Ann Dadich, Amy-Marie Gilpin
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Perpetual Grant, Some funding pending
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390102, 420606, 120699
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2020
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| Building Resilient Australian Communities | A/Prof Ann Dadich, Prof Rebekah Grace | Commissioned | | 2023 |
| Transforming silos to linked up services | | | | |
| Upholding Cultural Connection for Children in Out-of-Home Care |
Prof Rebekah Grace, A/Prof Stacy Blythe, A/Prof Amy Wright, Prof Manjula Waniganayake, Dr Pooja Sawrikar, Dr Fay Hadley
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ARCL
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| The ReSPECT Project: Reconceptualising services from the perspectives of experienced children and teens |
Prof Rebekah Grace, D/Prof Lynn Kemp
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ARC Linkage
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160512, 160807, 111704
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2019
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| Improving children's early school outcomes, health and wellbeing using a child participatory methodology |
Dr Catherine Kaplun, Prof Rebekah Grace, D/Prof Lynn Kemp
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WSU ECR Grant
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130102, 130105, 111704
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2019
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| The Acknowledgement Project: Embedding Indigenous knowledges in early childhood education and care | | | |
2021
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| Subjective wellbeing in the early childhood years |
Dr Kelly Baird, Prof Rebekah Grace, D/Prof Lynn Kemp
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Narellan Rotary Club, Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research and Narellan Rotary Mental Health Grant
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2021
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| Listening carefully: Engaging families in early childhood education in the context of disadvantage |
A/Prof Christine Woodrow, Dr Jennifer Skattebol, Dr Megan Blaxland, Dr BJ Newton, Prof Frances Press, Dr Marianne Fenech, Ms Pamela Spall, Mrs Penelope Markham
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NSW Dept. of Education Strategic Grant
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390302, 390307
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| "And it's Not History. It's Now": Embedding a Trauma Framework into the Practice of Welfare Practitioners who Work with Aboriginal Families in the NSW Child Protection Sector |
Prof Rebekah Grace, Karen Menzies (PhD)
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WSU PhD scholarship
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| Sharing parenting stories and love |
Prof Virginia Schmied, Dr Catherine Kaplun
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RAFT
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111708
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2020 |
The transformation of early childhood research and services from a prevailing focus on risk and adversity, to a focus on counteracting the impact of adversity with positive and beneficial childhood experiences; drawing on and building resilience, strength, and community.
