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PROFESSOR SUSAN GREEN (AUSTRALIA) 



Susan Green is a Galari woman of the Wiradjuri nation and the Association’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Director. Sue has had an extensive history spanning 30 years in indigenous higher education across a number of roles such as student support, teaching and research. She also has sat on various committees, councils, boards, and networks including the Indigenous Higher Education Advisory Council and National Indigenous Research and Knowledges Network. Sue’s research interests include welfare history, indigenising social work education and practice, cultural responsiveness and cultural support, colonial history, decolonisation, climate change and disaster mitigation. Her foremost interest is ensuring that Wiradjuri language and culture underpins her all aspects of her personal and professional life. Susan is Chair of the Association’s Reconciliation Action Plan Committee, a Member of the National Ethics Committee and a Member of the Constitution Review Committee.


Session Overview: International Health & Mental Health Panel - The Intersection of Health and Mental Health: Global Perspectives

An opportunity has emerged for global thought leaders to share their experiences on how public health can help prevent diseases and how integrating social work care into healthcare can help reduce the stigmatization of mental health patients. The panel will also explore the relationship between people living with chronic health conditions and their mental health needs.

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