ARNAA is hosting a session with Professor Kathomi Gatwiri on writing effective grant applications. This event aims to improve participants' skills in securing funding. It will take place on 01st October 2025 from 1:00pm to 2:00pm. Additional details, including the Zoom link, are available through the provided calendar.
PhD Opportunity at Deakin University
A/Prof Matteo Vergani from Deakin University is inviting domestic students to apply for a PhD focused on addressing racism towards African Australian communities at the Tackling Hate Lab. A scholarship is available for a full-time student. More information can be found on their website and Deakin's eligibility criteria.
Reminder: Indigenous midwifery in South Africa’s Northern Cape by Professor Síona O’Connell – University of Pretoria – Wednesday, 30th July 2025
This a quick reminder about our upcoming online session with Professor Síona O'Connell on Wednesday, 30th July 2025 at 5:30pm. Siona will give a talk on Indigenous midwifery in South Africa's Northern Cape. Renowned for her research on race-based land dispossession and restorative justice, O'Connell's work includes documentary films and notable publications. Her films, 'An Impossible Return' and 'UnRest,' address themes of displacement and historical memory.
Upcoming event: Indigenous midwifery in South Africa’s Northern Cape by Professor Síona O’Connell – University of Pretoria
ARNAA hosts Professor Síona O'Connell on 30th July 2025 for a talk on Indigenous midwifery in South Africa's Northern Cape. Renowned for her research on race-based land dispossession and restorative justice, O'Connell's work includes documentary films and notable publications. Her films, 'An Impossible Return' and 'UnRest,' address themes of displacement and historical memory.
Meet our Theme Leaders in Law, Human Rights, Social Policy and Governance
ARNAA is proud to announce Dr. Kofi Awuviry-Newton and Dr. Ndungi Wa Mungai as theme leads for Law, Human Rights, Social Policy, and Governance. With extensive expertise in social work and gerontology, both leaders will help promote research and collaboration within and across themes in ARNAA. Join a research theme today!
ARNAA Congratulates Dr Kehinde (Kenny) Aluko
Dr Kehinde (Kenny) Aluko has completed their PhD, awarded in July 2025, focusing on the impacts of Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies on local government workforce dynamics. The research provides insights into workforce strategy, change management, and technological adoption in complex organisations. ARNAA congratulates Dr Kehinde on this significant achievement.
Meet our Theme Leaders in Health, Medicine, and Well-being
ARNAA is proud to announce A/Prof Esther Adama and Dr Abdul-Aziz Seidu as leaders of the Health, Medicine and Well-being Theme. A/Prof Adama specializes in pediatric nursing and collaborative research, focusing on family health and education. Dr Seidu excels in public health education and interdisciplinary research. Members are encouraged to join the theme.
Meet our Theme Leaders in Business, Economics and Management
ARNAA welcomes Dr. Isaac Koomson and Dr. Sarah Eyaa as leaders of the Business, Economics, and Management Theme, aiming to foster collaboration among members. Dr. Koomson specializes in health and development economics, while Dr. Eyaa brings over 20 years of experience in academia, focusing on business and interdisciplinary studies.
Meet our Theme Leaders in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
ARNAA introduces Dr. Ahmed Moustafa and Dr. Pascal Agbadi as theme leaders for the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Theme. Dr. Moustafa, a professor specializing in psychology and big data, has published extensively, while Dr. Agbadi focuses on health, migration, and climate change. Join the theme for collaboration opportunities.
ARNAA Spotlight on Dr Isaac Koomson
This month, we highlight Dr. Isaac Koomson, a Senior Research Fellow at The University of Queensland and Faculty Director at Washington University. His research focuses on health and development economics, addressing issues like child health and poverty. He enjoys exploring new research areas and supervising students, while also relaxing by gardening, spending time with family, and playing soccer.
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