Rojan Afrouz

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Deakin University

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Rojan Afrouz is a lecturer at Deakin University in Australia. His research areas include social work practice, domestic and family violence, and the experiences of migrant and refugee women. Notable recent works address professional socialization of social work graduates, cyber-dating abuse among adolescents, and the impact of COVID-19 on culturally diverse communities. He is actively engaged in studying the barriers faced by Afghan women in seeking help for domestic violence and the role of technology in social work practice.

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Lecturer in Social Work

Deakin University - Geelong Waterfront Campus

AUSTRALIA

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Social work graduates’ professional socialisation and identity: Perceptions and experiences of social workers and supervisors

Domestic and Family Violence Among Migrant, Refugee, and Asylum-Seeking Women in Australia: A Scoping Review of Experiences and Support

Adolescents’ Experiences of Cyber-Dating Abuse and the Pattern of Abuse Through Technology, A Scoping Review

“Who is going to help us?”: A qualitative study on young care leaver’s experiences in Iran

A systematic review of technology-mediated social work practice: Benefits, uncertainties, and future directions

Domestic and Family Violence for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities in Australia during COVID-19 Pandemic

Afghan women perceptions of gender roles, possibilities and barriers to change after settlement in Australia: A qualitative study

Afghan Women’s Barriers to Seeking Help for Domestic Violence in Australia

Exploring Rural and Regional Social Workers’ Perceptions and Practices of Technology-Facilitated Domestic Abuse

The Nature, Patterns and Consequences of Technology-Facilitated Domestic Abuse: A Scoping Review

Social Work Practice for Muslim Women Experiencing Domestic Violence in Australia, a Critical Approach to Practice

When primary healthcare meets queerstory: community-based system dynamics influencing regional/rural LGBTQ + people’s access to quality primary healthcare in Australia

Developing inclusive, diverse and collaborative social work education and practice in Australia

LGBTQ+ Loss and Grief in a Cis-Heteronormative Pandemic: A Qualitative Evidence Synthesis of the COVID-19 Literature

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Joleen Ryan

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