Monika Winarnita

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Deakin University

Australia

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Monika Winarnita is a Lecturer at Deakin University in Australia. Her research focuses on social resilience, gender activism, and the experiences of Asian female migrants, particularly within the context of aged care. Recent publications include analyses of media trust during infodemics and the intersection of gender and digital citizenship in Indonesia. Her work contributes to decolonizing studies of religion and understanding cultural dynamics in migration.

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Indonesian–Australian media during an infodemic: fostering trust and social resilience through translation as care

Social resilience within the carescapes of Asian female migrant aged care workers

Decolonising Studies of Religion in So-Called Australia: Truth-Telling, Collective Reflections and Future Trajectories

Gender activism in Indonesia and the post-Reformasi era: Reflections from the Indonesia Forum Symposium

Understanding the racialised and gendered experiences of Asian women working in aged care in Australia

Asian female migrant aged care workers in regional Australia and social resilience

Influencing the influencers: Regulating the morality of online conduct in Indonesia

Gendered Digital Citizenship: How Indonesian Female Journalists Participate in Gender Activism

Correction to: Affect, Creativity and Migrant Belonging

Fashion, Thresholds, and Borders

A blessing in disguise: Beyond cross-cultural online supervision

Narratives of exile twenty years on: long-term impacts of Indonesia’s 1998 violence on transnational Chinese-Indonesian women

“Like Being Shot in the Face” or “I’m Glad I’m Out”: Journalists’ Experiences of Job Loss in the Australian Media Industry 2012–2014

“Like Being Shot in the Face” or “I’m Glad I’m Out”: Journalists’ Experiences of Job Loss in the Australian Media Industry 2012–2014

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Melathi Saldin

Anna Halafoff

Petra Karolly Mahy

Raelene Wilding

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Irene Blackberry

Matthew Ricketson

Nicholas Herriman

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