Meet our students!

We are proud to have our higher degree students’ knowledge and expertise contribute toward our CRE’s goals and aspirations.

Our students are core members of our CRE and we are dedicated to supporting their research passions and pursuits by offering scholarship opportunities and enabling their leadership, collaboration and professional growth.

Learn more about our students and their projects below.

Petrea Cahir

PhD Candidate

The Storytelling Study

Our Students

Rowena Coe

Honours

Refocus (Refugee background women for cultural safety): A photovoice study exploring equity-oriented pregnancy care in Victoria, Australia

Mercy Lilian Gichuki

PhD Candidate

Afrocentric Praxis: New insight into healthcare and social service responses to intimate partner violence among African, Caribbean, and Black women in Ontario Canada

Jordan Gibbs

PhD Candidate

A grounded theory to understand complex trauma, healing, and wellness for Aboriginal men who experience incarceration

Anaita Kanga-Parabia

PhD Candidate

Toward culturally safe perinatal genetic screening for migrants in Victoria

Helen Kennedy

PhD Candidate

Aboriginal Kinship Care: understanding the social and emotional wellbeing of Aboriginal children, young people, and their carers

Brooklyn Mellar

PhD Candidate

Causal pathways between mothers' experiences of socio-economic disadvantage, adverse physical and mental health outcomes, and the health of their children

Aishah Jameel

PhD Candidate

Towards transformative maternity care: Exploring equity-oriented maternity care for women of refugee backgrounds

Shiva Pourali Roudbaneh

PhD Candidate

An exploration of the menstrual needs and unmet needs for Afghan refugee background women living in Melbourne: a qualitative study

Madison Schulz

PhD Candidate

Intimate partner violence and social functioning during middle childhood

Arwen Nikolof

PhD Candidate

Moving house: impacts on Aboriginal children’s health and wellbeing

Emily Munro-Harrison

PhD Candidate

Re-storying place, culture and belonging: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people making space and creating futures in Narrm

Yordanos Gizachew Yeshitila

PhD Candidate

Addressing the reproductive health needs of women from refugee backgrounds: effectiveness and economic evaluation of maternity care models in Victoria, Australia

Shadow Toke

PhD Candidate

Unravelling the threads of trauma-informed and culturally safe maternity care for Karen women of refugee background