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Kipling Walker | Research Fellow, Ten to Men: The Australian Longitudinal Study on Male Health

Kipling Walker

Kipling Walker is a Research Fellow on Ten to Men: The Australian Longitudinal Study on Male Health 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.

Melissa Willoughby | Senior Research Officer, Child and Family Evidence

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.

Dr Clement Wong | Senior Research Officer | Families, Society and Lifecourse Research Team

Clement Wong

Dr Clement Wong is a Senior Research Officer in the Family and Society team.

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