If your research is with marginalised/ excluded groups & the thought of the ethics process makes you shudder, you may find our paper useful! Victoria Stead Susan Sawyer AM Jo Watson Kate Anderson Dr Amie O'Shea #AAC #CerebralPalsy
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/16…

Very proud of our amazing PhD student Megan Walsh for leading this work. #participatoryresearch #AAC Pursuit of Ethical and Inclusive Research: What Ethics Committees and Disability Researchers Can Learn From Each Other' — Read it on ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication/37…

Deakin researchers have received more than $2.75M in the latest round of #MRFF grants, specifically for projects to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for LGBTIQA+ people.

Congratulations alison kennedy, Dr. James Lucas 🏳️‍🌈, Dr Amie O'Shea & Dr Louisa Smith

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Farewell to our amazing friend and collegue #KevinMurfitt . We will miss you wonderful man. Francois Jacobs

Over the next week, we will be sharing posts from our members who wish to add their voices of support for the Voice to Parliament. Thank you Ramas McRae for adding your voice of support.

Read our Statement for why we support a Yes Vote bit.ly/3PIJ0NK

#voteyes

As an Institute focused on enhancing health and wellbeing for all Australians, we are supporting a Yes position for the Voice to Parliament, as we believe it will improve the health outcomes for First Nations Australians.
Read more bit.ly/3PIJ0NK

Anna Peeters

'Problematising the Problem: Exploring How Hearing Privilege Fosters Employment Inequality for Deaf People' | Noel O'Connell, PhD

#Free2Read #ScienceOpen

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Isuri N. Perera Deakin IFM ‘Less than a quarter of hearing parents learn to sign.’

The majority of deaf children are expected to learn to speak and listen to become ‘normal’. Deaf researcher Ramunas McRae is uncovering the effect of language deprivation on mental health outcomes. @DeakinHealth #3MT

Here we go! Ramas McRae #3MT Institute for Health Transformation @DeakinHealth Dr Amie O'Shea Kathryn Backholer

Is this the first time a 3MT entrant has used #Auslan ?

13 young ppl died in the Kimberley without a mental health assessment.
That’s what broke me & made me fund an Indigenous psychology scholarship program.
We now have 6 from the Kimberley and 41 nationally.
Alice Springs is NEXT!!
& all without one cent of Fed Govt Funding.
We are

I reread this wonderful publication this evening. Such important work Dr Amie O'Shea and colleagues. #sexuality #IntellectualDisability #LearningDisability Australian Disability Institute for Health Transformation Disability Rights UK Disability & Inclusion Studies @ Deakin University Disability&Society IASSIDD doi.org/10.1080/096875…

Dude online posting that ‘all the people criticising Ben Roberts-Smith are just armchair critics who don’t know what war is like’ despite all the evidence and testimony against Ben R-S comes from other SAS soldiers who thought he was a monster

We funded Deakin University, Rainbow Rights and Advocacy, Inclusion Melbourne and Rainbow Health Australia to hear from LGBTQ people with intellectual disability about what people can do to help them to feel good about themselves. Find out more at ndrp.org.au/project-saying…

When you force a disabled and/or chronically ill person to repeatedly reassert their boundaries, reexplain their limitations, remind you of their humanity, you’re not only causing major distress, you’re robbing them of their very limited energy and demanding they spend it on you.

Live your life so the police don't have to hold back 1000s of people at your funeral wishing you to burn in hell for eternity.

#Pell

Saturation as a marker of #qualitative quality is overrated. However, if that's your goal, this systematic review is your friend.
It concludes that, given the right analytic practices, 9-17 interviews or 4-8 focus groups can lead to saturation. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

ChatGPT is the tip of the iceberg.

7 AI websites that will change education forever:

'The file' does an incredible disservice to many people with intellectual disabilities.

Imagine if you had a file. What would it say about you? What if it recorded some of your worst moments or decisions? Would you want people to read it before they meet you?