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Timothy Heffernan is a Lecturer at the University of New South Wales' School of Built Environment and has a background in anthropology, focusing on the resilience of communities facing life-altering events such as environmental disasters and political upheavals. His research, deeply rooted in anthropological fieldwork, seeks to understand how communities experience and recover from unwelcome changes. He has worked with communities in Australia and Europe affected by these hardships, exploring complex recovery processes. Heffernan is also an author and co-editor, with works published in prestigious journals and a focus on community-oriented approaches to disaster management. He leads the UNSW Interdisciplinary Ethnography Network and has received funding from various government bodies to inform his extensive research. With a strong engagement in public discourse, he has contributed to media discussions on social resilience and cultural expectations. He is also a Fellow of the Australian Anthropological Society and has held visiting research positions at prominent institutions.
University of New South Wales • Sydney
Teaching and researching in the School of Built Environment with a focus on community resilience and social anthropology.
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