Sethini Wickramasinghe
Research Officer | Qualitative and participatory methods
Sethini Wickramasinghe is a Research Officer in the Qualitative and Participatory Methods team. She started at AIFS as a data graduate in 2023 through the Australian Government Graduate Program (AGGP). Before working at AIFS, Sethini was completing her undergraduate studies in Biomedical Science and her Honours in public health focusing on the provision of abortion care in Australia. Her research interests are in women’s health and sexual and reproductive health. She is currently completing her PhD in access to contraceptive care at Monash University.
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Honours), Monash
Latest research
From coping to control: Understanding gambling experiences…
Our research shows that gambling becomes normalised through repeated exposure across familial, social and digital environments. Major life events can also change the…
Optimising survey design for a national gambling prevalence…
This report identifies a methodologically rigorous and cost-effective design for an ongoing national gambling prevalence study. While the report does not seek to…
National Gambling Prevalence Study Pilot 2024
This report outlines findings from the NGPS Pilot, exploring new approaches to family support through targeted evaluation and service innovation.