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Amanda Vittiglia | Senior Research Officer, Longitudinal Study of Australian Children

Amanda Vittiglia

Amanda Vittiglia joined AIFS in May 2022 as a Senior Research Officer working on the Growing Up in Australia: The Longitudinal Study of Australian Children project.

Frank Volpe | Senior Data Officer | Data Management and Linkage

Frank Volpe

Frank Volpe is a Senior Data Officer with the Data Management and Linkage team.

Liz Wall | Research Fellow | Family Law, Family Violence and Elder Abuse

Liz Wall

Liz Wall is a socio-legal researcher working on a range of projects in the Family Law, Family Violence and Elder Abuse team at AIFS. 

Megerssa Walo, Research Fellow in the Child & Family Evidence team.

Megerssa Walo

Dr Megerssa Walo is a Research Fellow in the Child & Family Evidence team.

Jessica Walton | Project Manager, Longitudinal Research

Jessica Walton

Dr Jessica Walton the Project Manager for the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children at AIFS.

Sethini Wickramasinghe | Graduate Data Officer | Australian Gambling Research Centre

Sethini Wickramasinghe

Sethini Wickramasinghe is a research officer in the Australian Gambling Research Centre team.

Melissa Willoughby photo

Melissa Willoughby

Melissa Willoughby is a Senior Research Officer in the Child and Family Evidence team, where she engages in knowledge translation activities across a range of research projects related to child and family wellbeing.

Mulu Woldegiorgis | Senior Research Officer | Building a New Life in Australia

Mulu Woldegiorgis

Dr Mulu Woldegiorgis is a Senior Research Officer in the Building a New Life in Australia (BNLA) team

Maggie Wozniak | Senior Research Fellow, Systems and Services research programs

Maggie Wozniak

Maggie Wozniak is a Senior Research Officer undertaking a variety of project management and research tasks across four Systems and Services research programs. 

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