Patrick is a public health social scientist with a passion for influencing public policy institutions and decisions to improve health equity and population health.
Alana's work develops our understanding of how the airport planning policy considers determinants of health in urban regions, using a case study of Western Sydney Airport.
Andrew is committed to reducing health inequities through empowering and building the capacity of stakeholders in low Socio-Economic Status (SES) communities.
Ary uses critical & decolonizing theories to address health equity problems. She specialises in qualitative, and participatory methodologies that focus on social justice.
Danielle has a background in health promotion, project management and nutrition and has a passionate interest in using innovative approaches to improve the health of diverse communities.
David is conducting PhD research on the inclusion of health and wellbeing in urban planning and urban renewal in Sydney, using the suburb of Waterloo as a case study.
Edgar’s research interests are in the humanistic and social aspects of housing and urban life, having worked extensively on public estate renewals, the community housing sector, multigenerational families, and barriers that lower income households face in reducing carbon consumption.
Esther is a social researcher with a background in politics and cultural studies. She draws on qualitative methods to address intersectional disadvantage and support equity & inclusive social change.
Jinhee's PhD research topic is Healthy Cities: Health Equity in Sydney's Fastest Growth Area, where she focuses on the urban planning process and health equity.
Karla is a Research Officer committed to health equity and the social determinants of health. She has particular research interests in Health Impact Assessment, health equity and integration of health into planning processes.
Mary is Assistant to Professor Evelyne de Leeuw, Director of the Centre of Health Equity Training, Research and Evaluation.
Nina is a PhD candidate in anthropology with an interest in systems of policymaking and spatial justice.
Through her role leading the research program of the Locational Disadvantage stream Siggi works to address health inequities experienced by people living in locationally disadvantaged communities.
Zelalem is committed to reducing health inequities by sharing insights that trigger practice, service delivery and system change.