Seed funding grant projects

This research aims to utilise empirical air pollution data in order to improve the health outcomes of Pacific communities. 

The project will provide preliminary data to understand social and individual perceptions of aging, and how negative perceptions can adversely influence an individual’s health through loss of opportunity and medical treatment. 

This research aims to highlight the impact of family separation on mental health and resettlement outcomes of refugees and asylum-seekers living in Australia.

This project aims to create the first prototype for what will become an online, searchable Pacific Voyages database.

An empirical ethics research project that aims to examine the potential impacts of a ‘vaccine passport’ using a human rights lens. 

This research will explore the use of the UNSW Tax Clinic as a safe mechanism for screening for domestic and family violence (with a focus on economic abuse).

This research project was developed to make women's lived experiences with HIV visible, and to document the impacts of creative methods in changing stigmatising and discriminatory attitudes in the general public.

This project explores the specific stressors in a refugee transit context that give rise to feelings of injustice, or how this sense of injustice relates to refugee mental health and wellbeing.

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