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Veterans and Transition Research Group
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The Veteran Transition Research Group is a Flinders University group of academics committed to improving veteran transition from the military to civilian society.
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You are invited to join us for another Webinar in the Series on Military Transition in 2020. In this Webinar we will be continuing our discussion on the theme of Wellbeing by considering the topic of:
“Pathways to offending in the ex-service community.”
In this webinar, Ms Kellie Toole and Dr Elaine Waddell will share the key issues and insights from their research in South Australian Prisons regarding the connection between military service and (civilian) criminal offending. The research is pioneering in Australia and takes an innovative inter-disciplinary approach.
Presenters: Ms Kellie Toole
Lecturer
Adelaide Law School
Adelaide University
Dr Elaine Waddell
Researcher
Flinders University
Medicine and Public Health Research Unit
Date: Friday 27th of March 2020
Time: 12.30pm - 2.30pm (NZST) * (GMT +13 Hours)
(10.30 am Sydney. Melbourne and Canberra and 9.30 am Brisbane)
There will be a one hour presentation followed by a one hour interactive Q&A session that will allow participants to ask Dr Kudler questions about points raised in the presentation or current issues on transition related to their work.
TO REGISTER
To participate in this Webinar with Ms Kellie Toole and Dr Elaine Waddell Register at:
https://otago.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KUXyq793Rb2AY0AkKss8CQ
When you have registered you will receive information on how to access the webinar online.
If you have any queries regarding the Webinars or Registration, Email the ASCN (New Zealand) Secretariat at [email protected].
ABOUT THE PRESENTERS
Kellie Toole
Kellie Toole is a Lecturer, in the Law School at Adelaide University where she teaches criminal law. Prior to joining the staff at the Adelaide University Law School she practised as a criminal defence lawyer.
Her research interests cross criminal law and human rights and her current projects include a PhD on independence and accountability in criminal prosecutions.
Together with Dr Elaine Waddell she has been undertaking research regarding the connection between military service and (civilian) criminal offending. The research is pioneering in Australia and takes an innovative inter-disciplinary approach.
Kellie Toole is also on the Management Committee of the Law School’s Research Unit on Military Law and Ethics, and teaches postgraduate Commonwealth criminal law and military disciplinary law to military lawyers.
Dr Elaine Waddell
Dr Waddell is a researcher at Flinders University’s Medicine and Public Health Research Unit at the Jamie Larcombe Veterans Mental Health precinct.
She has a background in social work, and has worked with the Australian veteran community for over 30 years in mental health policy, service delivery and research roles.
Her research interests are primarily the mental health and wellbeing of veterans and their families. Her research thesis examined the lived experience of caring for an Australian veteran with PTSD.
Together with Kellie Toole she has been undertaking research regarding the connection between military service and (civilian) criminal offending. The research is pioneering in Australia and takes an innovative inter-disciplinary approach.
Dr Waddell is a member of the Adelaide University Law School’s Research Unit on Military Law and Ethics.
ABOUT THE SERIES
This series of real time education and information sharing webinars has been developed by ASCN (New Zealand) a Not For Profit organisation in collaboration with Veterans Affairs New Zealand, the NZ Defence Force and the University of Otago.
The Webinars in the Transition series are being presented by International Thought Leaders and Researchers from New Zealand allied countries including Canada, United States, the United Kingdom and Australia. Robert Lippiatt from ASCN (NZ) will chair the Webinar series. Robert has had significant international experience chairing and facilitating Defence and Veterans Forums
Each Webinar will cover the key issues and insights on Military Veteran Transition and post service life gained through research and other ongoing work with military members, veterans and their families in the relevant country.
Watch out for information and registration instructions for the next set of Webinars in the series which will be held in January 2020 and February 2020.
If you require any additional information on these Webinars or would like to register your interest in participating in the rest of the Webinar series please contact Steve Shamy at the ASCN (New Zealand) Secretariat at email [email protected].
ABOUT US
ASCN (New Zealand) in conjunction with ASCN (Australia) form the Trans Tasman Australasian Services Care Network (ASCN).
This Not for profit Network acts as a neutral and independent hub for discussion and action by Government, Research, Service Providers and Advocacy on health and wellbeing questions and issues that impact military, veterans, public safety officers and their families in both countries.
It is committed to improving the life-long health and wellbeing of current and former members of the Defence Force (Regular and Reserve), Public Safety Organisations and their Families
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Purpose
The VTRG has been established to bring together like minded South Australian researchers on the subject of veteran transition, integration and wellbeing from a social health perspective. Health and wellbeing are the focuss of research, policy analysis and assessment of service provision. Successful transition and integration occurs across multiple social domains. Those social domains include education, accommodation, justice, health, family and community and employment. Our research looks at the social determinants of veteran wellbeing, services that address those domains and policy which provides the strategic context in which veteran transition occurs.
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College Of Education, Psychology And Social Work, Flinders University
Adelaide, SA
5042
Opening Hours
| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |