Human trafficking and the law
Women and girls, who are often themselves victims of human trafficking and are sexually exploited by criminal gangs, are being prosecuted and convicted for human trafficking-related […]
Star alumni shine brightly on world stage
Nine outstanding Flinders University graduates across a wide spectrum of professions form an impressive group of enterprising and innovative thought-leaders to be acknowledged in the University’s […]
Lifelong crusade for women abused in war
Human Rights Day takes a special meaning this year for Flinders University Associate Professor Tina Dolgopol. This follows the legal academic’s long campaign for female victims of […]
UN plan supports Timor-Leste youth
Flinders demographers are already seeing results from their UN research project in Timor-Leste. The recently launched One-Stop-Shop for Youth Centre in Dili is a new initiative […]
Global health care at the crossroads
How can the world’s booming population stay healthy? Hear what Flinders family doctor advocate Professor Michael Kidd has to say.
Mass events must leave a legacy
Event organisers must learn from previous failures and feats when preparing for future mass gatherings, international disaster expert Dr Maurizio Barbeschi says.
Global public policy expert rejoins Flinders
Internationally-renowned public and social policy expert, Professor Adam Graycar, is returning to Flinders University as the new Strategic Professor in Social and Policy Studies.
Measuring Indian wellbeing
A team of researchers from Flinders University is helping a region in north-eastern India to measure the wellbeing of its people.
Women need greater voice in peace talks
Women are grossly underrepresented in peace negotiations, with UN figures showing women make up fewer than three per cent of signatories to peace agreements.