SPRC-National Social Policy Conference 2001
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Thursday 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm


Retirement and ageing

Special session of papers from the book 'Longevity and Social Change'
Chair: Bettina Cass, Social Policy Research Centre

The politics of ageing : longevity and social change in Australia
Elizabeth Ozanne
The University of Melbourne
Abstract

Longevity and social change
Allan Borowski
School of Social Work and Social Policy, La Trobe University
Abstract

A critique of the intergenerational reports
Sol Encel
Social Policy Research Centre, UNSW
Abstract


Labour market participation and welfare reform

Youth employment transitions
Chair: Bob Davidson, Social Policy Research Centre

Australia, France and the United Kingdom: helping youth into the labour market: a community responsibility to maintain social cohesion?
Sophie Koppe
University of Bordeaux
Abstract (Paper available for download)

Employment in Ngukurr: values and concepts of work
Eva McRae-Williams
Charles Darwin University
Abstract

Sweet 16: life chances and school to work transitions
Janet Taylor and Lucy Nelms
Brotherhood of St Laurence
Abstract (Paper available for download)


Citizenship and participation

Civic participation
Chair: Denise Thompson (Social Policy Research Centre)

From deficit to disenfranchisement: rethinking youth participation
Kathy Edwards
Faculty of Education and Social Work, University of Sydney
Abstract

To cast a vote: homelessness and disenfranchisement
Violet Kolar
Hanover Welfare Services
Abstract

Correlates and consequences of civic literacy among American youth
Brent S. Steel and Rebecca Warner
Oregon State University
Abstract


Organisation and delivery of human services

Evaluation of community development strategies
Chair: Catherine Spooner, Social Policy Research Centre

The national evaluation of the Stronger Families and Communities Strategy 2004-2008
Joy Russo and Ilan Katz
Stronger Families and Communities Strategy Consortium
Abstract (Paper available for download)

Learning the lesson of working together: using pathways to prevention as a case study for evaluating institutional change
Kate Freiberg, Sara Branch and Ross Homel
Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance, Griffith University
Abstract

Implementation of the facilitating partner model in the Communities for Children program: early learnings
Christiane Purcal, Catherine Spooner and Cathy Thomson
Social Policy Research Centre, UNSW
Abstract


Organisation and delivery of human services

Child safety, child welfare and child care
Chair: kylie valentine, Social Policy Research Centre

Working with or against each other? How statutory and non-statutory child welfare workers perceive their relationships with each others’ agencies.
Gabrielle Meagher and Karen Healy
University of Sydney and University of Queensland
Abstract

Housing assistance as a contributor to child safety: building a child protection system
Peter Young, Christina Benham and Leisa Milla
Department of Housing
Abstract

The rise of the for-profit child care sector: implications for choosing quality child care in a regional community
Nonie Harris
James Cook University
Abstract


Early childhood

Early child wellbeing, parental employment and time
Chair: Morris Saldov, Monmouth University

Latest information from Growing Up in Australia: the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children
Carol Soloff
Australian Institute of Family Studies
Abstract

The influence of parental employment on how children spend their day
Jude Brown
University of New England
Abstract

The Australian Time Use Survey of New Mothers
Julie Smith and Mark Ellwood
Australian Centre for Economic Research on Health, ANU and Pace Productivity Inc., Canada
Abstract


Multiple Themes

Locational disadvantage/Juvenile justice
Chair: Bruce Bradbury, Social Policy Research Centre

The geography of child disadvantage: a measure of child social exclusion risk at the small area level
Ann Harding, Justine McNamara, Rob Tanton, Mandy Yap and Anne Daly
NATSEM
Abstract

Socio-economic indexes for individuals and families: exploring the ecological fallacy of Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas
Joanne Baker and Pramod Adhikari
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Abstract

Juvenile justice supervision in Australia
Ingrid Johnston and Rachel Aalders
Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Abstract


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