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Susan Baidawi is an Associate Professor and Director of Higher Degrees Research Program at Monash University. Her research expertise lies at the nexus of child welfare and criminal justice. She has authored numerous studies and reviews in the fields of youth and adult criminal justice and child protection, focusing on the intersection of child protection and youth justice systems, particularly responses for younger children charged with offenses. Her work has achieved high impact in academic, policy, and practice sectors, receiving recognition such as the 2024 Victorian Young Tall Poppy Award and the 2022 Monash University Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Research Excellence for Early Career Researchers. Baidawi has also been awarded a prestigious Discovery Early Career Research Award Fellowship by the Australian Research Council and serves on the ACT Government's Strengthening Child Protection Practice Committee. Her notable research grants include projects addressing family violence, health trajectories of older prisoners, and evaluations of youth violence interventions. Baidawi's collaborations and leadership in research projects emphasize her commitment to advancing knowledge and practice in child welfare and criminal justice.
Monash University • Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Teaching and supervising students, conducting research in social work, and leading projects focused on child protection and criminal justice.
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