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Jack Freestone is a postdoctoral fellow at the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC) at the University of New South Wales. His research focuses on the NCCRED Prompt Response Network and Australian strategies for monitoring and responding to emerging drugs of concern. With extensive experience across community development, service delivery, and program evaluation, Jack has a proven track record working both in non-governmental and governmental organizations. He previously managed drug, alcohol, and sexual health programs at ACON, a community organization focusing on the health and wellbeing of LGBTQ+ populations in New South Wales. Jack holds a PhD from the Kirby Institute, where his research concentrated on sexualized drug use within sexuality and gender-diverse populations, emphasizing peer-led services for gay and bisexual men. His commitment to the community sector has fostered a strong interest in research that represents lived experiences and enhances service delivery. Jack is keen to collaborate and supervise students engaged in research on topics related to sexuality, sexual wellbeing, substance use, and new psychoactive substances, and he is particularly experienced in qualitative implementation research.
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