Our webinars and seminars feature well-known speakers with expertise in contemporary family research issues.
Child Family Community Australia (CFCA) also hold regular events throughout the year. For more information see CFCA Events .
Draws together published and ongoing quantitative research that documents the experiences of racism amongst school-age children in Australia.
This seminar centred on the idea that our society is in denial about the impact of alcohol (and other drugs) on Australian communities.
In this seminar, Professor Hugo summarised contemporary trends in the size, composition, and distribution of the Australian population.
In this seminar, Mr Mundine discussed ways of improving support networks for families in regard to education, employment, and small business.
In this seminar, Dr Edgar discussed issues raised in her recently released book In Praise of Ageing.
This seminar illustrated how engagement by researchers with people with disabilities and their families can increase possibilities for social change.
In this Seminar, Professor Mushin discussed the process leading up to the National Apology for Forced Adoption.
This webinar described some of the adverse consequences of FASD, and outlined effective strategies for supporting children and families affected.
This webinar discussed the importance of supervision in child protection, and outlined lessons from a group supervision approach adopted in NSW.
This CFCA webinar discussed the family impacts of problem gambling, and described recent research that examined young people's gambling behaviour.
