Family Action Centre Research Projects
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Research Projects |
Chief Investigator / |
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Families, including fathers |
Competencies for engaging fathers in Family Relationship Centres |
Richard Fletcher |
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Pathways to help for separated fathers |
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Measures of change for fathers in FRC process |
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Fathers and mothers talking on the web |
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Improving men's health: involvement in SA Children's Centres |
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Commuters' work-life balance (Gosford) |
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Young and older parents connecting activities (Taree) |
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Engaging Indigenous fathers (Dubbo) |
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Child development knowledge support for separated parents (Coffs Harbour) |
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New fathers and YouTube |
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Healthy Dads, Healthy Kids |
Phil Morgan, Victoria Clay and Richard Fletcher |
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Early Words Program Evaluation |
Maree Collins |
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Families Learning and Growing (FLAG) action research project |
Kerrell Bourne |
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Partners in Parenting (PIP) Project: external evaluation |
Graeme Stuart |
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School and community engagement |
Gender policy in Australian schools: changing emphases and implications for practice |
Debarah Hartman |
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Towards new approaches to gender in education |
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The local evaluation of Communities for Children (C4C). An evaluation of the local program in Raymond Terrace and Karuah, Taree, Miller and Mount Druitt. |
Deborah Hartman, Gaye Sheather and Maree Collins |
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An examination of boys' and girls' perceptions of middle school and their responses to classroom interventions |
Victoria Clay |
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Boys, self-concept and quality of school life: connections and implications |
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PlayTime: good eating and physical activities for kids with families |
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Dads in the workplace: engaging the fathering skills of men in the workplace |
Graeme Stuart |
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Strength-based practice |
Strength-based assessment by family and community workers: an action research project |
Graeme Stuart |
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Snak and Rap: external evaluation |
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SNUG evaluation |
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Supporting caravan park residents: principles of promising practice |
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Asset-based community development in the Australian context |
Judi Geggie and Gus Eddy |
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Engaged Research at the University of Newcastle |
Deb Hartman |
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Other |
Disaster planning in park communities |
Graeme Stuart |
