Ben Arnold Lohmeyer

Flinders University

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Damien Riggs

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA

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Bronwyn Elisabeth Wood

Assoc Professor

Victoria University of Wellington

NEW ZEALAND

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Kate Seymour

Senior Lecturer, Social Work

Flinders University

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Joel Robert McGregor

Lecturer in Criminology

Swinburne University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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Steven Threadgold

Newcastle University

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Ben Arnold Lohmeyer

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Articles (18)

‘But isn’t that normal?’: Australian foster parent’s experiences of parental abuse by children in their care

‘The whole system is designed to create more trauma than it solves’: Australian foster and kinship carers navigating child protection systems

The obligations and opportunities of ‘friendship as method’ in youth mentoring research: investigating the intersections with youth work epistemologies

A Rapid Review of Wellbeing, Offending & Successful Matching in mentoring for ‘at-risk’ young people

Affective economies of loneliness in school

Foster carer experiences of vicarious trauma: A qualitative interpretive meta-synthesis

Positive Deviants?

‘Hmm, they’re not stranger danger’: Facilitating Ethically Open Spaces for Children and Young People

Youth Work, Youth Studies, and Co-design: Sustaining a Dynamic Nexus to Progress Youth Participation

The affective and spatiotemporal benefits of podcasting for teaching social policy practice: learning to ‘love’ social policy

Mentoring for care-experienced young people: A rapid review of program design

Bullying affects

Jesus, the Bible and ‘I feel like I should be left-leaning’: the liberalising effect of sociology and diffused religion in Australian non-university faith-based higher education

The institutionalised momentum of slow violence: Spatiotemporal contradictions in young people’s accounts of school bullying

Social violence and the trivialising effects of youth in school bullying: Extended listening to South Australian young people on bullying and violence

A critical examination of Australian youth case management

Nonviolent youth activism and symbolic violence

War, Heroes and Sacrifice

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Damien Riggs

Bronwyn Elisabeth Wood

Kate Seymour

Joel Robert McGregor

Steven Threadgold

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