Raymond Lovett

This study employs a validated measure to quantify experiences of everyday discrimination in a national sample of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults surveyed from 2018 to 2020.

Journal article

Developing and validating measures of self-reported everyday and healthcare discrimination for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults

6 Jan 2021

Katherine Thurber,

Jennie Walker,

Philip Batterham,

Gilbert Gee,

Jan Chapman,

Naomi Priest,

Rubi Cohen,

Roxanne Jones,

Alice Richardson,

Alison Calear,

David R. Williams,

Raymond Lovett

This research explores effective instruments developed to measure interpersonal discrimination against First Nations adults.

Report

'The answers were there before the white man come in'

23 Nov 2020

Jill Guthrie,

Katherine Thurber,

Raymond Lovett,

Matthew Gray,

Emily Banks,

Anna Olsen,

Bianca Calabria,

Naomi Priest,

Phyll Dance,

Joanne Thandrayen,

Emily Colonna,

Rubi Cohen,

Makayla-May Brinckley,

Shavaun Wells,

Minette Salmon,

Kate Doery,

Naveena Movva,

Terry Dunbar,

Victoria Hovane

Australian National University

This First Nations-led and governed research report voices the experiences and recommendations of First Nations communities and service providers across Australia on family and community violence.

Journal article

Review of tobacco use among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

4 Jun 2020

Emily Colonna,

Raglan Maddox,

Rubi Cohen,

Alexandra Marmor,

Kate Doery,

Katherine Thurber,

David Thomas,

Jillian Guthrie,

Shavaun Wells,

Raymond Lovett

This review takes a strengths-based approach to examine tobacco use in detail, specifically in the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander context.

Literature review

Defining the indefinable: descriptors of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ cultures and their links to health and wellbeing

1 Sep 2019

Minette Salmon,

Kate Doery,

Phyll Dance,

Jan Chapman,

Ruth Gilbert,

Rob Williams,

Raymond Lovett

Lowitja Institute

This literature review provides insights into what Indigenous peoples across the world describe as culture. This review was undertaken at the international level, but covers literature primarily written about Indigenous peoples from Aotearoa (New Zealand), Australia, Canada and the United States.