NAPCAN congratulates Ellen Poyner, who has been awarded a Churchill Fellowship to conduct further research and investigation into family violence and sexual assault prevention programs and evaluations.
Ellen hopes to gain insight into and practical application of:
Ellen, who is one of our Senior Project Officers and Trainers in the Northern Territory and South Australia, will undertake this research in the United States and Canada; aiming to learn from leading organisations who have experience in cross-cultural program development with Indigenous communities and implement this learning in Australia.
We look forward to Ellen’s findings.
Once again, congratulations Ellen from the entire NAPCAN team, we are very proud of you!
** Ellen is pictured with His Excellency Rear Admiral The Honourable Kevin Scarce AC CSC RANR.
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