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Charlotte Smedley is an Adjunct Lecturer at the School of Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of New South Wales. Her academic work focuses on social policy research, particularly in the field of media representations of individuals seeking asylum, refugees, and issues surrounding statelessness and disability. Charlotte's doctoral research utilized discourse analysis to examine the role of media and policy in shaping the identities of people with disabilities. She advocates for a social model of disability, contrasting it with the more dominant medical model, emphasizing the need to amplify the voices of individuals with disabilities and challenge existing stereotypes. Charlotte has delivered courses related to social research policy and social work at UNSW, helping students understand complex socio-legal issues. Her publications include critical studies on media coverage of refugees and asylum seekers, contributing significantly to discussions within the fields of social work and social research policy.
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