Investment case to reduce road traffic injuries among adolescents
Millions of young lives lost without global road safety investment, warns new FIA Foundation study.
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Fellowship Success
Please join us in congratulating Dr Lucas Calais Ferreira, who received a Suicide Prevention Australia Postgraduate Fellowship (2022-2024)
World Conference on Health in Detention
Justice Health Unit features at 1st World Conference on Health in Detention Prof Stuart Kinner, Head, Justice Health Unit, University of Melbourne, and Justice Health Group, MCRI along with A/Prof Rohan Borschmann and Louise Southalan, featured at the 1st World Conference on Health in Detention held in Geneva from 27-29 June 2022. The Justice Health Unit (JHU), along with the … Continued
Adolescent transport and unintentional injuries
Road deaths affect the youngest and poorest hardest. Almost half of adolescents killed in road collisions in 2019 lived in low-income countries. Read more.
CHYC interview with experts
Watch the Global Health Youth Connect (CHYC) “Interview with Experts” – Interview with Professors Patton and Sawyer.
Universal health coverage and incarceration
Prof Stuart Kinner and Dr Jesse Young co-author Lancet paper on universal health coverage and incarceration
CRE Youth Advocates TEam
Meet the CRE Youth Advocates TEam (CREYATE)
CATS 10 years celebration
The CATS team caught up with some of its participants to celebrate 10 years of CATS. Check it out!
Welcome and Graduation Celebration
Postgraduate studies in Adolescent Health and Wellbeing – Welcome and Graduation Celebration
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.