News and events
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Victoria's abortions decline overall
Victoria's abortions decline overall, but region reports rise
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Professor Lisa Brophy named Academy Fellow
Social Work and Social Policy leader named Academy Fellow
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Palliative care nurses disadvantaged by distance
Research reveals gaps in palliative care knowledge among rural nurses
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Re-imagining the Care Economy will improve lives
Re-imagining the Care Economy starts with rethinking how we see it.
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Industry: Lunch and Latte - Care Economy
Thursday 22 August 12:30pm
Join La Trobe University for ‘Industry: Lunch & Latte - Care Economy’ at the Digital Innovation Hub, located on the University's Melbourne Campus (Bundoora).
First Nations child’s relationality: and what this means for child and family practice
Thursday 27 June 2024
First Nations child’s relationality
Snapshot of Child and Family Research in the discipline of Social Work and Social Policy at La Trobe University
Thursday 23 May 2024
An opportunity to hear from academics in Social Work and Social Policy discipline talk to how their research applies to practice.
Troubling Care: research perspectives on Womens’ care work
Friday 08 March 2024
The Care Economy Research Institute (CERI) and the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society (ARCSHS) look forward to welcoming Dr Pat Armstrong, this International Women’s Day for a conversation about the importance that women’s paid, and unpaid work plays in the care economy and how best to use womens' experience of care work to address some of the key challenges post Covid.
Recovery College Symposium
Monday 04 December 2023
An international innovation in mental health and well-being, and a steppingstone for students and the wider community.
Measuring recovery from alcohol and other drug use: a collaborative research study
Wednesday 08 November 2023
ARCSHS invites you to a presentation by Professor Jo Neale (Kings College, London). Jo will talk about how one small study, conducted in collaboration with people with living and lived experience of substance abuse, turned into a 10-year programme of work.