معرفی
Abraham Kuol is an Associate Research Fellow at Deakin University's Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation, focusing on post-settlement challenges of African Australians in the criminal justice system. He is concurrently pursuing a PhD in Criminology at Deakin University.
Education
- Bachelor of Applied Science (Project Management), RMIT University
- Doctor of Philosophy (Criminology), Deakin University (current)
Research Focus
His research investigates:
- Risk factors for offending among African Australian youth
- Culturally responsive intervention programs
- Acculturation stress and family dynamics
- Education and employment disparities
- Mental health and substance abuse issues
- Policy implications for criminal justice reform
Article Contributions
Recent publications analyze:
- Victoria's Youth Justice Bill reforms
- Ubuntu-inspired youth programs
- Black Rhinos basketball initiative
- Transportation technology integration
- Cultural humility in service design
- Equity and justice policy critiques
Grants & Collaborations
- 2024: Chief Investigator for Department of Justice & Community Safety grant addressing justice-involved African-Australian/Pasifika youth
- 2022: Research Project Manager for VicHealth-funded Black Rhinos program
- Collaboration with Afri-Aus Care Inc. and RMIT University
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