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Professor Matthew Gray is the Director of the ANU Centre for Social Research Methods at the Australian National University. His previous roles have included Director of the Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research and Deputy Director of the Australian Institute of Family Studies from 2005 to 2010. His research focuses on a wide range of social and economic policy issues affecting Indigenous Australians, including work-family dynamics, labor economics, social capital, and the economic ramifications of divorce and child support. He has conducted extensive evaluations of major government policies and programs, notably assessing the changes to the family law system and evaluating the Australian Government's Stronger Families and Communities Strategy. Professor Gray has also provided consultative services for various governmental departments and organizations, including the Attorney-General's Department and the Department of Education. His academic qualifications include a PhD in Economics from ANU, and he has been an active member of several research initiatives, contributing his expertise in economic policy development and social research methods.
ANU Centre for Social Research Methods • Canberra, Australia
Overseeing research initiatives and methods pertaining to social research.
Centre for Aboriginal Economic Policy Research • Canberra, Australia
Directed research focused on Aboriginal economic policy.
Australian Institute of Family Studies • Canberra, Australia
Assisted in research and evaluation pertaining to family studies.
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