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Jane Anderson is an Adjunct Research Fellow specializing in social anthropology with a focus on restorative rehabilitation particularly within the prison system for Indigenous inmates. She has a history of conducting research with peer workers who assist problematic drug users and their families, often addressing complex backgrounds of homelessness and prior incarceration. Jane's work also examines the intersectionality of the Roman Catholic Church's perspectives on issues of gender, sexuality, and clerical sexual offenses. She has received notable recognition including being a nominee for Bunbury Australia Day Citizen of the Year in 2019 and winning an award for community service with Doors Wide Open. Currently, she is researching innovative practices that benefit marginalized populations, emphasizing the importance of restorative justice within Aboriginal communities in Western Australia. Jane's publications address various issues related to justice and rehabilitation, making her work relevant in the context of today's socio-economic challenges in the criminal justice system.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Conducting research focused on restorative justice and rehabilitation within the prison system, particularly for Indigenous populations.
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