STAFF PROFILE
Dr David Kelly
Position:
Vice Chancellor's Postdoctoral Fellow
College / Portfolio:
Design and Social Context
School / Department:
DSC|School of GUSS
Email:
david.kelly2@rmit.edu.au
Campus:
City Campus
- Capp, R.,Porter, E.,Kelly, D. (2022). Re-scaling social mix: Public housing renewal in Melbourne In: Journal of Urban Affairs, 44, 380 - 396
- Kelly, D.,Maller, C.,Mahmoudi Farahani, L. (2022). Wastelands to Wetlands: questioning wellbeing futures in urban greening In: Social & Cultural Geography, , 1 - 23
- Kelly, D. (2021). Beyond the frame, beyond critique: Reframing place through more-than visual participant-photography In: Area, 53, 229 - 239
- Kelly, D.,Davern, M.,Mahmoudi Farahani, L.,Higgs, C.,Maller, C. (2021). Urban greening for health and wellbeing in low-income communities: A baseline study in Melbourne, Australia In: Cities, , 1 - 11
- Lobo, M.,Duffy, M.,Witcomb, A.,Brennan-Horley, C.,Kelly, D.,Barry, K.,Bissell, D.,Buckle, C.,Cretney, R.,Harada, T.,Hasna, M.,Kon-Yu, N.,Shahani, F.,Sumartojo, S.,van Holstein, E.,Wolifson, P. (2020). Practising lively geographies in the city: encountering Melbourne through experimental field-based workshops In: Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 44, 406 - 426
- Pauli, N.,Maller, C.,Mata, L.,Mahmoudi Farahani, L.,Porter, E.,Arabena, L.,Davern, M.,Higgs, C.,Ligtermoet, E.,Selva, G.,Atkins, M.,Mouat, C.,Follmer, J.,Kelly, D. (2020). Perspectives on understanding and measuring the social, cultural and biodiversity benefits of urban greening In: Australian Government, National Environmental Science Program Melbourne, Australia
- Zhang, V.,Kelly, D.,Castro, L.,Dorignon, L. (2019). Experiential Attunements in an Illuminated City at Night: A Pedagogical Writing Experiment In: GeoHumanities, 5, 1 - 28
- Precarious Dwelling: Encounters with housing crisis. Funded by: ARC Discovery Projects commencing in 2022 from (2022 to 2025)
- Investigative panel into drivers and outcomes of public housing relocation. Funded by: AHURI Research Grants 2019 (CAT 1 Generic) from (2022 to 2023)
- The impact of urban greening transformations on health, liveability and connection to nature in disadvantaged communities. Funded by: Lord Mayor's Charitable Fund 2018 onwards- Grant from (2021 to 2022)
- Social Mix: Measuring the benefits for low-income households. Funded by: Lord Mayor's Charitable Fund 2018 onwards- Grant from (2021 to 2022)
- Rapid Assessment of the Impact of COVID-19 on Wet Market Reforms: Case Studies from Vietnam, Kenya, and Phillipines. Funded by: Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) Competitive Grants from (2021 to 2022)