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Indigenous young people's resilience and wellbeing (via Murdoch)

  • Usher, Kim (UNE Lead Investigator)
  • Hopkins, Katrina (Partner Investigator)
  • Jackson, Debra (Partner Investigator)
  • Reid, Corinne (Partner Investigator)
  • Sheppard, Carrington (Partner Investigator)
  • Marriott, Rhonda (Chief Investigator)
  • Monisse-Redman, Michael (Chief Investigator)
  • Walker, Roz (Chief Investigator)
  • Oxford Brookes University

Project Details

Description

This project aims to identify factors related to, and those which predict, the development of resilience and wellbeing in Indigenous youth. Resilience protects the social and emotional wellbeing of youth exposed to high levels of adversity, and reduces the likelihood of substance misuse, violence, and risky behaviour. This project will examine the development of resilience and wellbeing in Indigenous youth; compare Indigenous youth’s self-assessment of their resilience and wellbeing between low and high risk cohorts; and study how community services develop youth wellbeing and resilience. The expected benefit of this research is a better understanding of connections among age, cultural identity, resilience, wellbeing and risky behaviours in Indigenous youth.

Funding

Funder: Australian Research Council
Award Value: $199,315
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date1/01/17 → 30/06/21

Collaborative partners

  • Oxford Brookes University
  • Murdoch University (lead)
  • University of Western Australia
  • Telethon Kids Institute

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