Linkages programme succcessful applicants Q - T
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David Rea
Strategic Social Policy Group at the Ministry of Social Development
Low income parents: paid parental leave, sick leave & enhanced case management
Award: Visiting Research Fellowship
Visitor: Jodie Levin-Epstein - Centre for Law & Social Policy
Date of Award: August 2003 Round 2
Marie Russell for PhD
Victoria University of Wellington
How do passengers use and value their public transport travel time?
Award: Postgraduate Scholarship
Date of Award: August 2006 Round 11
Judith Rivlin
Auckland University of Technology
Study of two small and remote urban communities
Award: Social Science Research
Date of Award: November 2008 Round 18
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Dr Jackie Sanders
Massey University
Researching Youth Resilience - Identifying Policy & Practice Issues in building youth resilience (November 2008)
Award: Social Science Capability Building
Date of Award: May 2008 Round 16
Verna Schofield
NZ Association of Gerontology
Ageing in New Zealand: Reporting Research Progress
Award: Research Methods Workshop
Date of Award: August 2006 Round 11
Rhonda Shaw
Victoria University of Wellington
The future of organ and tissue donation forum
Award:Social Science Capability Building
Date of Award: August 2009 Round 20
Fiona Shearer
Massey University
The discursive constitution of adult literacy campaigns - a case study analysis
Award: Social Science Research
Date of Award: May 2008 Round 16
Professor Anne Smith
Otago University
Award: Visiting Speaker
Date of Award: May 2006 Round 10
Suzanne Snively
National Advisory Council on the Employment of Women
NACEW pay and employment equity for women conference
Award: Visiting Speaker
Visitors: Professor Aileen McColgan - Kings College London,
Mary Cornish - Canada,
Professor Heidi Hartmann - The George University USA
Philippa Hall - NSW Dept for Women Australia
Pat Armstrong -York University Canada
Date of Award: November 2003 Round 3
Social Science Committee
Royal Society of New Zealand
Towards 2020 - Challenges for the Social Sciences Community
Award: Research Methods Workshop
Date of Award: May 2005 Round 7
Statistics New Zealand
Key Statistics Conference
Award: Research Methods Workshop
Date of Award: May 2005 Round 7
Aliitasi Tavila
Victoria University of Wellington
Addressing Cultural Barriers to Promote Healthy Eating
Award: Social Science Research
Date of Award: August 2008 Round 17
Dr Nick Taylor - Taylor Baines and Associates
Social Assessment Training (2009)
Award: Social Science Capability Building
Date of Award: August 2008 Round 17
http://www.tba.co.nz/training/
The Centre for Research Evaluation and Social Assessment (CRESA)
National workshop - Sharing conversations: building attachment in families and communities
Award: Research Methods Workshop
Date of Award: May 2004 Round 4
The Centre for Social and Health Outcomes Research and Evaluation (SHORE)
Two way learning: policy and practice for stronger community
Award: Research Methods Workshop
Date of Award: May 2003 Round 1
Dr Samson Tse
School of Population Health, Tamaki Campus, University of Auckland
Improving Particular Communities Responsiveness to Family Violence: Combining Research, Programme Development and Evaluation
Award: Social Policy Research
Date of Award: November 2003 Round 3
Developing evidence-based research to deliver enhanced social wellbeing for the Asian population living in NZ
Award: Research Methods Workshop
Date of Award: May 2004 Round 4
Asian Health Conference
Award: Research Methods Workshop
Date of Award: May 2004 Round 4
Combine research and policy to foster elderly migrants' wellbeing
Award: Research Methods Workshop
Date of Award: May 2006 Round 10
Dr Samson Tse
Centre for Asian Health Research and Evaluation (CAHRE)
Http://www.health.auckland.ac.nz/population-health/cahre/default.aspx
The New Zealand Definition of Asian
Award: Research Methods Workshop
Date of Award: May 2005 Round 7
The Third International Asian Health and Wellbeing Conference - Building Healthy Communities: North and South (8-9 and 11 September 2008)
Award: Social Science Capability Building
Date of Award: May 2008 Round 16
Robyn Tuohy
Massey University
Older Peoples Experiences of the Kaitaia Flood Evacuation
Disasters occur within the routines of everyday life and have a disruptive and destructive impact on human lives. To understand how older individuals make sense of a disaster, nine older adults in Kaitaia, New Zealand were interviewed about their experience of the July 2007 flood. The analysis revealed that their accounts of the disaster were incorpoated and integrated into their personal and social context. Important themes from those living independantly were: coping with limited assistance, their treasured possessions and social support and the community. Themes from those in rest homes were: ageing and dependency and the importance of protection, care and trust.
Award: Social Science Research
Date of Award: August 2008 Round 17
