Heather is an Associate Professor in social work at Charles Sturt University, Australia. Heather’s research and teaching interests are focused on environmental social work and disaster practice. She is passionate about supporting students, practitioners, educators, and the profession to engage in matters relating to social and ecological wellbeing, global ecological injustice, and creating a healthy and biodiverse ecosystem for all. Heather is internationally and nationally recognised for her work and enjoys being involved in various innovative groups and community-based research projects. She specialises in qualitative research methodologies that promote participatory, emancipatory, and co-designed processes and outcomes.

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