STAFF PROFILE
Dr Christina David
Research
Christina David's research interests relate to disability, human rights based approaches, and social support and care policy and practice. Christina's PhD thesis examines the extent to which individualised funding and support approaches can deliver on their human rights promises in relation to choice, control and self determination. This exploration of the space between policy and practice identifies the conditions in which rights are promoted or neglected, where and how opportunities and resources enable or limit choice, and where critical economic, social and cultural barriers are located.
In her role at the Centre for Applied Social Research (CASR) Christina works in the Social Support and Care stream as has been involved in research projects related to disability, aged care, and disadvantage.
Key activities
- Social Research
- Teaching - research strategies and social work
- Social Work Field Education supervision
- PhD RMIT University
- GradDipBus (OrgDev), RMIT
- BSocWk, La Trobe University
- BEd, Victoria College
- Disability - tertiary rehabilitation
- Learning and Teaching Advisor - RMIT
- David, C.,Nipperess, S.,Maylea, C. (2017). Submission to the Joint Standing Committee Inquiry into Transitional Arrangements for the National Disability Insurance Scheme In: Refugee Council of Australia Canberra, Australia
- David, C.,West, R. (2017). NDIS self-management approaches: opportunities for choice and control or an Uber-style wild west? In: Australian Journal of Social Issues, 52, 331 - 346
- Ramcharan, P.,David, C.,Jones, M.,Moors, R. (2015). 'I am a person not a job.' Establishing Core Competencies for Change at BSL. Final Report. In: Brotherhood of St Laurence Melbourne, Australia
- Ramcharan, P.,David, C.,Jones, M.,Moors, R. (2015). I'm a person not a job: establishing core competencies for change in Brotherhood of St Laurence Residential Aged Care In: Brotherhood of St. Laurence Melbourne, Australia
- De La Harpe, B.,David, C. (2012). Major influences on the teaching and assessment of graduate attributes In: Higher Education Research and Development, 31, 493 - 510
- De La Harpe, B.,David, C.,Dalton, H.,Thomas, J. (2009). Are confidence and willingness the keys to the assessment of graduate attributes? In: Proceedings of ATN Assessment Conference 2009: Assessment in Different Dimensions, Melbourne, Australia, 19-20 Nov 2009
1 PhD Current Supervisions and 1 Masters by Research Current Supervisions