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2012

Councillor R, Kirika C, Gadsdon M (2012)

Young kids exploring sexual activity.

Paper presented at the WA Sexual Health Forum 2012. 7-8 November 2012, Perth

Stevenson C, Watson C (2012)

Engaging young people in the Great Southern region of Western Australia.

Paper presented at the WA Sexual Health Forum 2012. 7-8 November 2012, Perth

Weatherburn D, Bargen J (2012)

Future directions for juvenile justice in NSW [video].

: New South Wales Bureau of Crime Statistics

2011

Crawford E (2011)

Aboriginal young people and crime.

Paper presented at the Aboriginal young people and crime. 7 February 2011, Sydney Institute of Criminology

Debus B (2011)

Speech notes for Institute of Criminology seminar, “Aboriginal young people and crime”.

Paper presented at the Aboriginal young people and crime. 7 February 2011, Sydney Institute of Criminology

Indig D, Vecchiato C (2011)

Social determinants of health, risk behaviours and mental health among Aboriginal juvenile detainees.

Paper presented at the Coalition for Research to Improve Aboriginal Health Conference. 5-6 May 2011, Doltone House, Sydney

Paulson A (2011)

Tirkandi Inaburra Cultural & Development Centre.

Paper presented at the Aboriginal young people and crime. 7 February 2011, Sydney Institute of Criminology

2010

Kulunga Research Network (2010)

Start stronger, live longer national Aboriginal health worker symposium 2010: symposium report.

Perth: Kulunga Research Network

The Start Stronger, Live Longer Symposium was held over two days in June 2010, Perth Western Australia. The primary objective of the symposium was to provide Aboriginal Health Workers and others with an opportunity to learn from and connect with experts in a range of Aboriginal health related areas.

Additional related objectives included;

Celebrate the strengths cof Aboriginal Health Workers and honour the work they do with Aboriginal children, families and communities on a daily basis;
Bring together a range of stakeholders from across Australia to share their knowledge, expertise and experiences;
Provide Aboriginal Health Workers with a unique experience to learn from and network with their colleagues;
To give Aboriginal Health Workers access to experts in research, policy and service provision and in doing so share their experiences and concerns.

The majority of participants considered the information presented would be very useful to their work and afforded a unique learning experience. The symposium proved to be a useful professional development and capacity building opportunity for Aboriginal Health Workers.

Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet abstract

Pope S (2010)

Beyondblue: the national depression initiative.

Paper presented at the Aboriginal Mental Health Workers Forum 2010. 13-14 October 2010, Orange Function Centre, NSW

Shine P (2010)

Aboriginal child adolescent and family mental health and wellbeing policy.

Paper presented at the Aboriginal Mental Health Workers Forum 2010. 13-14 October 2010, Orange Function Centre, NSW

Walker R (2010)

The YEP project: Youth Educating Peers: July 2009 – July 2011.

Paper presented at the STI and BBV Quarterly Forum. 8 September 2010, Perth, WA

Whitton NP, Young L (2010)

Aboriginal youth health access workshop program and mental health.

Paper presented at the Aboriginal Mental Health Workers Forum 2010. 13-14 October 2010, Orange Function Centre, NSW

Zines D (2010)

Community partnerships for young drivers and road safety education.

Paper presented at the Insurance Commission of Western Australia Road Safety Forum 2010. 6 September 2010, Perth

2009

Brown N (2009)

A rights-based approach to improving Aboriginal child health.

Paper presented at the Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth (ARACY) Conference 2009. 2-4 September 2009, Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

Calma T (2009)

Investing in Indigenous youth and communities to prevent crime.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August 2009, Canberra

Calma T (2009)

Investing in Indigenous youth and communities to prevent crime [audio file].

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August - 1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

Carter J (2009)

Re-integrating young people into the community.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August 2009 -1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

Chapman RL, Buckley LD, Sheehan MC (2009)

The potential for a web based intervention to improve young adult passenger safety.

Paper presented at the 2009 Australasian Road Safety Research, Policing and Education Conference. 10-12 November 2009, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Sydney, New South Wales

Cochrane W (2009)

Don't 4get me when you're talkin DV.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August 2009 -1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

Cunneen C (2009)

Are governments bound to fail Indigenous children and what can be done about it?.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August 2009 -1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

Dodson M (2009)

When prevention occurs 200 years late: the future for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children.

Paper presented at the Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth (ARACY) Conference 2009. 2-4 September 2009, Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

Evans R (2009)

The views and experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people in Queensland’s youth detention centres.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August 2009 -1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

Hamilton B, Blaszczynski A, Dillon A (2009)

Detection of at-risk mental states for psychosis in young Aboriginal & non-Aboriginal people (DARMSPA).

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August - 1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

Kenny D, Frize M, Lennings C (2009)

Risks and needs of juvenile offenders with an intellectual disability: Indigenous and non-Indigenous issues.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August -1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

McGrath A (2009)

Assessing Indigenous and non-Indigenous juvenile offenders using the Youth Level of Service Case Management Inventory.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August 2009 -1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

Mein J (2009)

Partnerships providing better health care access for Indigenous youth in Far North Queensland(FNQ).

Paper presented at the 2009 GP & PHC Research Conference: Driving Change. 15-17 July 2009, Melbourne

Payne J (2009)

Police drug diversion in Australia: equal outcomes for Indigenous young people?.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August - 1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

Priday E (2009)

Preventing crime and promoting rights for Indigenous young people with cognitive disabilities and mental health problems.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August 2009 -1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

Ray T (2009)

Working to help young people to get away from drugs and crime in Ilpurla.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August - 1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

Rayment-McHugh S (2009)

Improving therapeutic engagement with Indigenous youth who have sexually offended.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August 2009 -1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

Stewart A (2009)

What can administrative data tell us about Indigenous juveniles in the criminal justice system?.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August 2009 -1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

Wilson S (2009)

A bridge too far: considering relationships between foetal alcohol spectrum disorders, child protection and the justice system.

Paper presented at the Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference. 31 August - 1 September 2009, Parramatta, NSW

2008

Adermann J, Campbell MA (2008)

Indigenous youth reaching their potential: making the connection between anxiety and school attendance and retention rates.

Paper presented at the Australian Association of Research in Education (AARE) Conference. 30 November - 4 December 2008, Brisbane

Barba C (2008)

Healthy happy families program.

Paper presented at the Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum. 14 may 2008, Mackay (Qld)

Bryan M (2008)

Far West Multi-Purpose Healing Service: “Working in Cunnamulla”.

Paper presented at the Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum. 14 may 2008, Mackay (Qld)

Kambouris L (2008)

Panyappi "younger brother or sister" : Indigenous Youth Mentoring Project.

Paper presented at the Indigenous Family Violence Prevention Forum. 14 may 2008, Mackay (Qld)

Meredith S (2008)

Practice that works: some examples of psychotherapy with Aboriginal children and adolescents and implications for the training of psychologists.

Paper presented at the Psychology and Indigenous Australians: teaching, practice and theory. 14-15 July 2008, University of South Australia

2007

Jamieson L, Sayers S, Spencer AJ (2007)

Risk factors for dental pain among Aboriginal adolescents.

Paper presented at the 47th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Australia and New Zealand Division of the International Association for Dental Research. 2007, Adelaide

Pattrick D, Smith T (2007)

Core of life: preparing Indigenous youth for a positive parenting future.

Paper presented at the 9th National Rural Health Conference: standing up for rural health: learning from the past, action in the future. 7-10 March 2007, Albury, NSW

Vick M, Navin F (2007)

Road safety education in schools: a critical examination of three initiatives.

Last updated: 20 December 2012

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