Universal health coverage and incarceration
Prof Stuart Kinner and Dr Jesse Young co-author Lancet paper on universal health coverage and incarceration
Research
About our CRE
CRE – Its purpose is to generate research to drive investment in neglected areas of adolescent health (mental health, non-communicable disease risk, injury and violence) including groups experiencing significant discrimination or disadvantage specifically, Indigenous young people and young people in contact with the justice system.
School connectedness, anxiety and depression
School connectedness, anxiety and depression: recent evidence and young people’s perspectives #ActiveIngredientsMH
How to stay safe from drowning
The 8 deadly days of Christmas: how to stay safe from drowning in Australia this summer.
How much time should you spend studying?
How much time should you spend studying? The ‘Goldilocks Day’ tool helps find the best balance of good grades and well-being.
Drowning on the rise
With over half of all global drowning deaths occur among children and young people under the age of 25, something needs to be done.
Teens and cannabis
Teenagers who use cannabis frequently were more likely to have children born preterm when they become parents up to 20 years later.
Active ingredients for mental health interventions
We’ve been commissioned by Wellcome to advance science, so no one is held back by mental health problems.
Embedding health promotion in schools
The WHO’s ‘health promoting schools’ is an old idea, but finding new ways to fully realise its potential for young people globally has never been more urgent.
Preventing a rebound in youth homelessness after Covid-19
Initiatives to protect homeless young people during the pandemic were effective, but we need a long term strategy that delivers better support and helps prevent homelessness.