Hyacinth Udah

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James Cook University

Australia

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Hyacinth Udah is a Lecturer at James Cook University in Australia. His research interests encompass social work, migration experiences, and the impacts of racism and inclusivity within educational settings. His recent articles highlight themes such as Ubuntu philosophy, the employment experiences of African immigrants in Australia, and ethical imperatives in decolonizing research for social justice.

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Dorothee Holscher

Lecturer

University of Queensland

AUSTRALIA

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Abraham Peerumbrayil Francis

Associate Professor and Head of Accademic Group (Social Work)

James Cook University

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Ubuntu philosophy, values, and principles: An opportunity to do social work differently

African Immigrants’ Employment Experiences and Outcomes in Australia: Race, Immigration and Labour Market

Circular Migration, Resilience, Suffering, and Trauma: Understanding the Experiences of Survivors of Assam Floods in India

Essentialising teachers' education for inclusive education: The forms, characteristics, and synergies that support capacity building for sustainable inclusive practice

Decolonising Research for Justice: Ethical Imperatives and Practical Applications

Anti-black racism and othering: an exploration of the lived experience of black Africans who live in Australia

Vulnerability and Well-Being: International Students’ Experience in North Queensland, Australia

Indian Migrant Workers’ Experience During the COVID-19 Pandemic Nationwide Lockdown

"We are not stray leaves blowing about in the wind": exploring the impact of Family Wellbeing empowerment research, 1998-2021

Coloniality of Power and International Students Experience: What are the Ethical Responsibilities of Social Work and Human Service Educators?

Interventions Targeting the Wellbeing of Migrant Youths: A Systematic Review of the Literature

Negotiating the challenges of everyday life: the African immigrant experience in Queensland, Australia

A Matter of lies and death - Necropolitics and the question of engagement with the aftermath of Rwanda’s Genocide

Health Literacy Environment of Breast and Cervical Cancer among Black African Women Globally: A Systematic Review Protocol of Mixed Methods

Health Literacy Environment of Breast and Cervical Cancer among Black African Women Globally: A Systematic Review Protocol of Mixed Methods

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Dorothee Holscher

Abraham Peerumbrayil Francis

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