The GeneEQUAL team are honoured that UNSW Adjunct Lecturer Julie Loblinzk received the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for her services to people with people with disability in Australia.


The GeneEQUAL team at UNSW is seeking school leaders for important research on health literacy education for students with intellectual disability.
Are you a….
Your insights could help shape best practices for inclusive health education. One very short demographic questionnaire and an online or face-to-face interview – flexible timing & location. We have UNSW ethics approval to recruit via social media, professional networks and organisations, and snowballing.
This research addresses a critical gap in educational practice and could benefit countless students.
Interested? Contact the GeneEQUAL team on
Claudia Pantoja
0478911808
c.pantoja_mardones@student.unsw.edu.au
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Support an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student to complete the Master of Genetic Counselling at University Technology Sydney.
This is a partnership with the GeneEQUAL inclusive research team.
With fewer than 1% of genetic counsellors identifying as Indigenous, this bursary addresses critical gaps in culturally safe healthcare especially for Indigenous people with intellectual disability.
Your investment will leverage $40,000 NHMRC funding and will create lasting impact for First Nations communities accessing genetic services.
For more information about this opportunity, please download the PDF below.
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Are you a brother or sister of a student or a young adult with intellectual disability living in Australia?
We want to know:
If you are interested please contact
Kaitlyn Delaney
0411 877 430
kaitlyn.delaney@student.unsw.edu.au
Jennifer Hansen
0400 370 392
jennifer.hansen@unsw.edu.au
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The GeneEQUAL team are honoured that UNSW Adjunct Lecturer Julie Loblinzk received the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for her services to people with people with disability in Australia.


The GeneEQUAL team have been busy co-producing Easy Read booklets, best practice communication videos and an educational package for health professionals. These are now live on the Centre for Genetics Education website as well as our website in the resources section. We can’t wait to share them with you.