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Kerryn Drysdale is a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Social Research in Health at UNSW Sydney, where she employs a critical cultural lens to investigate public health issues through an interdisciplinary approach that encompasses Cultural Studies, Gender Studies, Sociology, and Philosophy. Her research focuses on reducing health inequities among marginalized populations, tracking social dynamics within LGBTQ+ communities, and exploring the impact of social norms on health behaviors in urban environments. Drysdale's academic contributions include high-quality peer-reviewed publications and active engagement in community-oriented research. She has collaborated on numerous projects aimed at enhancing health equity, including community-engaged processes that involve affected communities in health research. As an educator, she guest lectures internationally on topics related to health equity and qualitative methodologies. Kerryn's work has been recognized with several awards, including the Dean's Award for Inclusion at UNSW, highlighting her commitment to inclusive research practices. Currently, she holds editorial roles in leading journals and is involved in multiple research initiatives aimed at addressing social determinants of health.
Centre for Social Research Health, UNSW Sydney • Sydney, Australia
Conducts research on health equity and social determinants of health, focusing on marginalized communities.
Health Equity Research Development Unit, UNSW Sydney • Sydney, Australia
Championed community-engaged processes to reduce health inequities.
Department of Gender and Cultural Studies, University of Sydney • Sydney, Australia
Lectured on topics in gender and cultural studies.
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