Alexandra McEwan

Alexandra McEwan is a researcher at James Cook University, specializing in Indigenous Australian health, social and emotional wellbeing, and community empowerment. Her work bridges cultural practices with public health and legal frameworks.

Research Interests: She focuses on Indigenous health disparities, mental health policy adaptation for remote communities, and the integration of spirituality into population health paradigms. Her studies often involve community-based programs like the Family Wellbeing initiative.

Publications: Her research spans topics such as hip hop as a sexual health medium, suicide prevention through men's groups, and legal responses to climate change. Her work emphasizes participatory approaches and cultural sensitivity.

Projects: Key collaborations include the Cooperative Research Centre for Aboriginal Health and the National Suicide Prevention Strategy, highlighting her commitment to translating research into policy.