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Belinda Johnson is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Human Services at RMIT University's School of Global, Urban and Social Studies (GUSS) in Melbourne, Australia. She is part of the Social Equity Research Centre (SERC) and focuses on disability studies, creative pedagogies, and social justice. Her work intersects with Down syndrome communities and emphasizes inclusive education and research.
Belinda holds a PhD and has held roles including Academic Program Manager for the Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology), Lecturer in Social Work, and Senior Tutor in Social Science since 2008. She is recognized for innovative teaching, including applying creative methodologies to first-year learning experiences.
- Research Highlights: Projects include 'Mapping Dance with Down Syndrome' (Career Reignite Grant 2024) and 'Embodied Archives of Down Syndrome' (2023).
- Labs/Teams: Social Equity Research Centre (SERC) and Community Wellbeing group.
Awards: 2024 RMIT DSC Learning and Teaching Award, 2024 GUSS Dean's Research Impact Award, and multiple Vice Chancellor Teaching Awards.
Advising/Grants: Oversees projects like 'Building Better: identifying neighbourhoods that support children with disability' (2024). Collaborates with industry partners like Tristan Sinclair and institutions such as the Melbourne Disability Institute.
